"The Second Amendment is not a subject open for diplomatic negotiation, with Mexico or any other nation."
- Sen John Cornyn, (R - Texas)
Did you know the President of Mexico, Felipe Calderon, spoke to Congress today? He had a lot to say about OUR laws, specifically the new immigration law in Arizona and also the Assault Weapons Ban which was lifted in 2006.
I find it interesting he comes here to exert pressure and judgement so inappropriately. It doesn't seem diplomatic to step on foreign soil and be so critical of how we do things here.
I like what Michael McCaul (R-Texas) had to say:
"I think it's inappropriate for him to come in and criticize our law. When we go down to Mexico, we don't do that to the Mexicans. The Arizona law is not the problem. The problem is the growing violence down the border and securing the border and the Obama administration enforcing federal law."
Do you think President Calderon cares that his citizens flee Mexico and come here illegally? Many become criminals and are housed in our jails and managed through our judicial systems. It's one less felon for him to worry about in his own country.
This is what he had to say about the new Arizona immigration law:
"I strongly disagree with the recently adopted law in Arizona. It's a law that not only ignores reality, but also introduces racial profiling as a basis for law enforcement."
Pfffff! I can't handle it. He obviously hasn't read the bill along with the rest of our leaders...
And you know what is sickening? Our United States Congress gave him a standing ovation.
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Have you been pulled over by a police officer before?
I have.
It was a stupid ticket that I'm still mad about...but that's beside the point.
But...here's the kicker...when I was pulled over I had to show my ID.
Do you think it's wrong to ask someone, who also happens to be illegal, to show their ID when pulled over for a regular traffic offense?
Why does an illegal get more privilege than me?
Source:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/05/20/mexicos-calderon-takes-case-congress