I believe Mr. Calderon’s claims were answered at San Jacinto. But perhaps he needs a refresher lesson. I’ve always thought Baja would make a great addition to the USA.

Normally, we like Pres. Calderon. We support his overall objectives on the war on drug cartels and share his conservative views on economics.

Over the weekend, Pres. Calderon had to deal with an immature left that can not get over the 2006 election. (Let’s call them the “Howard Dean Mexicans”!)

During his “informe”, Pres. Calderon made some interesting comments about improving the Mexican economy. He called for more private investment and job creation.

So far so good!

Unfortunately, Pres. Calderon blasted raids and other measures being taken by the Bush administration to control the chaotic illegal immigration north of the border. (Mexico Blasts U.S. Immigration Policies)

Here is the problem. Mexico is hypocritical on the subject of illegal immigration. (Mexico bars immigrants from thousands of jobs)

Mexico is not an easy country for immigrants!

Here is the second problem:

“If Mexico wants to dictate our immigration policy to us, let’s follow their example to the letter. That example is particularly relevant on this further day of protests demanding amnesty for illegals.

Among the demonstrators in at least 60 cities nationwide will undoubtedly be thousands of border lawbreakers.

What would Mexico do?

The answer is easy: deport them on the spot.

In 2002, a dozen American college students, in Mexico legally, participated peacefully in an environmental protest against a planned airport outside of Mexico City. They swiftly found themselves deported as law-breakers for interfering in Mexico’s internal affairs.” (What Would Mexico Do with Protesting Illegals?)

What should Mexico do? Stop blaming the US because Mexicans can not make it in Mexico.

At the end of the day, US immigration laws are no different than those of most countries. Most countries, and specially Mexico, have rules about deporting those who violate immigration laws.

Again, the problem is Mexico. Illegal immigration will stop when Mexico becomes more attractive to Mexicans.

We will forgive Pres. Calderon this time. We understand that he is under extreme pressure and must work with immature leftists who are out of control. However, someone must tell Pres. Calderon that he is not helping the cause by blasting the US for enforcing immigration laws!

If Mexicans think there is a Mexico, let us deport all those who came here illegally back to Calderon. We cannot afford to be a dumping ground for those undesirables.

We are becomming a place where laws are not enforced, politicians are paid off, political correctness is out of control, in short, we are becomming more like Mexico. Ain’t that grand?

We’re a COUNTRY - not just an economic region where people from around the world come to work.

I want us to be a nation, not an employment service for inept, corrupt 3rd world nations like Mexico.

Decade after decade, Mexico can’t improve itself because of it’s statist economy and silly ethnic chauvenism (machismo) and now they have a US president who is obsessed with raising their standard of living, when his job is to work for the American people.

The Mexicans will win, by sheer weight of numbers, they will populate whole states before long, then petition to leave the US and join Mexico. There are enough wimpy, naive Americans who will allow it.

That one common bond has faded and now we are no longer Americans. We are what ever comes first, and then Americans; like African-American, Mexican-Americans, etc.

Mr. Calderon may think that sneaking into another nation and squatting makes those squatters an extension of his nation but he has a totally different approach to the invaders of his own nation from Central America. If they are not jailed, they are rounded up by the Mexican military and shipped back across the Mexican border. Hell, Calderon is so busy shipping back Central American and South Americans, there is no military left to monitor the drug cartels as they carry their product across the Texas border.

I’m here to tell you that Texans, especially Tejanos, are getting tired of footing the bill for Calderon’s unwanted. Second and third generation Tejanos who have finally managed to learn enough to get out of the barrio and become blue collar workers are being replace by illegals who undercut their wages, sometimes as much as by half. There is anger in the air and no one wants to accept the anger that is building.

Oh yeah, and those anchor babies aren’t Americans after all, are they???