Yo! Amogo! Vamos a EEUU hoy! And if you don't have a passport or visa, no problemo! Just read this nifty Mexican Government guide about how to enter illegally. How to survive illegally. How to avoid the police. How to con the law. Hey muchacho ... it's your RIGHT ! You're not an "illegal alien." No such thing ... that is a myth right up there with extraterrestrial aliens and UFO! You are a worker seeking better opportunities.
Vaya con Dios! Vaya con Presidente Vincente Fox's blessings! Y vaya con el government's printed guide about how to sneak into the United States: www.sre.gob.mx/tramites/consulares/guiamigrante/
Click on the above title, and you will get the full story, including:
Fox sugarcoats his countrymen's illegal invasion of the United States by deliberately mislabeling it a "migration" and wants us to reward lawbreakers with amnesty and dual citizenship. He refuses to call undocumented Mexicans "illegals," telling talk-show host Sean Hannity in March 2002: "They are not illegals. They are people that come there to work, to look for a better opportunity."
In December, the Mexican government printed and distributed 1.5 million copies of a comic style guide for illegally immigrating to the United States. "By reading this guide," says the introduction, "you can also find out about basic legal issues concerning your stay in the United States of America without the appropriate immigration documentation."
The guide provides advice for sneaking across the southern frontier of the United States. "Crossing the river can be very risky, especially if you cross alone and at night," it says. "Heavy clothing grows heavier when wet and this makes it difficult to swim or float. . . . If you get lost, use power lines, train tracks or dirt roads as guides."
The guide instructs illegal aliens how to react, and what to demand, if they encounter U.S. law enforcement. "Do not throw stones or objects at the official or at the car, as this is considered a provocation of the officials," it says. "Your rights are: . . . To have water and food whenever you need it. . . . Not to state your migratory status when detained."
Mexico even flagrantly advises its law-breaking nationals how best to avoid detection within the United States itself: "Avoid calling attention to yourself, at least while you arrange your stay or documents for living in the United States. . . .Avoid loud parties. . . . Avoid domestic violence. In the United States, as in Mexico, its is a crime."
This Mexican Government publication really stinks!
