End US War Machine: Why is MEXICO a MASS MURDERER of immigrants allowed to tell Alabama or anyone in the US a single thing about immigration or anything else?

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Why is MEXICO a MASS MURDERER of immigrants allowed to tell Alabama or anyone in the US a single thing about immigration or anything else?

8/3/11, "Mexico, 15 other nations file briefs against Alabama immigration law," Montgomery (Alabama) Advertiser

Examples of MEXICO'S "IMMIGRATION POLICY": 8/25/10, 72 immigrants murdered

Ecuadorean survivor among 72 murdered by Mexicans about 100 miles from Texas border

Update 8/26/10: Top 2 photos of scenes from mass murder from El blog del Narco. Same source also notes 'minors' were among those murdered. And, that Mexican military at first did not believe the story of the one Ecuadorean immigrant who survived (above).

8/25/10, CNN: "One of the vehicles had been disguised to look like a truck from the Ministry of National Defense, officials said.

"This discovery once again demonstrates the extreme danger and violence that Central Americans face on their treacherous journey north, as well as

Mexican authorities' abject failure to protect them," Amnesty International said.

"Mexico must immediately investigate this massacre, bring the perpetrators to justice and establish the identities of those killed so that their families can be informed."

Wednesday's gruesome discovery came about a month after authorities in the neighboring state of Nuevo Leon discovered 51 bodies in nine mass graves.

In that instance, investigators found charred remains...where bodies were presumably burned in steel drums, the state-run Notimex news agency said."...

Of the 72 were 58 men and 14 women. Many local killings are not reported for fear that police are in league with criminals.

8/26/10, MSNBC: "The Zetas so brutally control some parts of Tamaulipas that even

many Mexicans do not dare to travel on the highways in the state.

Many residents in the state tell of loved ones or friends who have disappeared traveling from one town to the next.

Many of these kidnappings are never reported for fear
that police are in league with the criminals."...

Telegraph reports Calderon's methods will not work as corruption is endemic throughout

judicial, police, and prison systems, investors now holding back:

8/26/10, Telegraph UK, "Some foreign investors have put investment plans in (US-Mexican) border factories on hold....Drug trade analysts say the army alone cannot defeat the cartels and that Calderon risks serious lawlessness if he does not follow through with