msnbc.msn.com — Migrants carry water along their journey to the United States in the border town of Sasabe, Mexico. A U.S. crackdown, tighter security and a more perilous and expensive journey are persuading many who try to sneak into the U.S. to give up sooner.
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robbiemuffinMay 3, 2008
your 5 year old niece screws the public?! omg, you need to have a serious talk to her parents about that
jashobeam5May 5, 2008
Do you know the statistics of how many people from each country are allowed into the US per year? Do you know of any other country that allows anyone to become citizens at any time? Do you know why it's a bad idea? Develop your ideas fully and cite references. You have 20 minutes for this portion of the exam.
jashobeam5May 5, 2008
Johnny- Maybe they just hated you. I've never met a Mexican immigrant who thought like that. My roommate in college was from Mexico and my SIL is legal and Mexican born. I have several cousins who dated or married Mexian immigrants, still no attitude like you described.
jashobeam5May 5, 2008
Crackdowns on employers who knowingly hire illegal immigrants is another reason immigration numbers are down.
jashobeam5May 5, 2008
You bring new meaning to the word heartless.