Mexico's President Calderon and Obama Agree

Mexican President Felipe Calderon has been in our country for two days bashing the U.S. from the floor of the house with regard to our immigration laws. Of course, he received a standing ovation.

Calderon believes Arizona's law to be "discriminatory”, because it requires law enforcement officers to determine the immigration status of anyone they suspect of being an illegal immigrant, provided they are already in contact with that person for another violation.

The police can’t randomly stop people and demand proof of citizenship which would be racial profiling. The law prohibits this. Our President Barack Obama agrees with Mexican President Felipe Calderon with regard to Arizona's new law. Neither of them believe it should exist.

The Mexican immigration law states that law enforcement officials are “required to demand that foreigners prove their legal presence in the country before attending to any issues.”

What Obama is not saying, and I have said in other posts, is that he wants to make all the illegals legal. It's called amnesty. For Obama, more illegal immigrants = more votes for the Democrats. He sees another 12 million Democrat voters if he can accomplish that. This would probably keep the Democrats in power forever.

Calderon wants Obama and Congress to allow Mexican immigrants to enter our country, and the Arizona law removed. I was somewhat surprised that Obama did not bow to the guy.

In the video Calderon admits to CNN that Mexico demands papers and deports illegals. Same guy who stood with Obama and said that our immigration laws and the new law passed in Arizona need to be changed.



This is how Mexico deals with their illegal immigration problems. Mexico has a single, streamlined law that ensures that foreign visitors and immigrants are:

• in the country legally


• have the means to sustain themselves economically


• not destined to be burdens on society


• of economic and social benefit to society


• of good character and have no criminal records


• contribute to the general well-being of the nation

Who could disagree with this law? The Mexican constitution defines the rights of citizens and the denial of many fundamental rights to non-citizens.

Hey Obama, why can't we do this?

h/t humanevents.com