Comments for OPEN OFFICE MEXICO ORG http://www.openoffice-mexico.org Work and Office Spaces For You to Work in Style Wed, 10 Mar 2010 13:49:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Can we afford to keep allowing illegals to return? by I know comrade TonyGreasy Secret http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/can-we-afford-to-keep-allowing-illegals-to-return#comment-379 I know comrade TonyGreasy Secret Sun, 24 May 2009 05:03:59 +0000 http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/can-we-afford-to-keep-allowing-illegals-to-return#comment-379 there is no correlation with crime and immigration-I must be reading this wrong but I see Mota-Campo's long criminal history in this country is as follows: 1992...abduction 1993...assault (2), DUI 1995...DUI, vehicular assault 1997...maiming, drunk in public 1998...attempted robbery 2003...DUI 16 different names as well as phony identification papers 2004...DUI, domestic violence (beating his wife and son) 2005...threatening to kill I suppose they think this was just another hardworker and the fact he used 16 different names as well as phony identification papers has nothing to do with being illegal, I concur its 100% has everything to do with illegal immigration<br><b>References : </b><br> there is no correlation with crime and immigration-I must be reading this wrong but I see Mota-Campo's long criminal history in this country is as follows:

1992…abduction

1993…assault (2), DUI

1995…DUI, vehicular assault

1997…maiming, drunk in public

1998…attempted robbery

2003…DUI
16 different names as well as phony identification papers
2004…DUI, domestic violence (beating his wife and son)

2005…threatening to kill
I suppose they think this was just another hardworker and the fact he used 16 different names as well as phony identification papers has nothing to do with being illegal, I concur
its 100% has everything to do with illegal immigration
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]]> Comment on Can we afford to keep allowing illegals to return? by ICE 'em http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/can-we-afford-to-keep-allowing-illegals-to-return#comment-378 ICE 'em Sun, 24 May 2009 04:35:59 +0000 http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/can-we-afford-to-keep-allowing-illegals-to-return#comment-378 NO! The strain on tax payers is enormous. They need to be deported permanently, secure our borders and enforce our immigration laws. Employers need to be heavily fined and no more renting/leasing to them.<br><b>References : </b><br> NO! The strain on tax payers is enormous. They need to be deported permanently, secure our borders and enforce our immigration laws. Employers need to be heavily fined and no more renting/leasing to them.
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]]> Comment on Can we afford to keep allowing illegals to return? by Joe C http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/can-we-afford-to-keep-allowing-illegals-to-return#comment-377 Joe C Sun, 24 May 2009 04:00:59 +0000 http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/can-we-afford-to-keep-allowing-illegals-to-return#comment-377 NO! Something drastically has to be done with the law enforcement and border patrol, short of execution. This is a very difficult thing to answer. But if it is not solved soon, then civil war is just around the corner. US Citizens will open fire on illegal immigrants and kill them with or without the government's permission. And a lot of children will be killed.<br><b>References : </b><br> NO! Something drastically has to be done with the law enforcement and border patrol, short of execution. This is a very difficult thing to answer. But if it is not solved soon, then civil war is just around the corner. US Citizens will open fire on illegal immigrants and kill them with or without the government's permission. And a lot of children will be killed.
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]]> Comment on Can we afford to keep allowing illegals to return? by GreasyTony http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/can-we-afford-to-keep-allowing-illegals-to-return#comment-376 GreasyTony Sun, 24 May 2009 03:43:59 +0000 http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/can-we-afford-to-keep-allowing-illegals-to-return#comment-376 Nobody is allowing them to return. There wasn't a border agent saying "come on in muchachos".....LOL It's just Mota-Campos!, so it's not a big deal especially after it's been reported that there is no correlation with crime and immigration. People just like to blame illegals for all the wrong doings in America....that's all! So we can all go about our business. http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1717575,00.html Immigration: No Correlation With Crime Despite our melting-pot roots, Americans have often been quick to blame the influx of immigrants for rising crime rates. But new research released Monday shows that immigrants in California are, in fact, far less likely than U.S.-born Californians are to commit crime. While people born abroad make up about 35% of California's adult population, they account for only about 17% of the adult prison population, the report by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) showed. Indeed, among men ages 18 to 40 — the demographic most likely to be imprisoned — those born in the U.S. were 10 times more likely than foreign-born men to be incarcerated. "From a public safety standpoint, there would be little reason to limit immigration," says Kristin Butcher, an economics professor at Wellesley College and one of the report's authors. The new report even bolsters claims by some academics that increased immigration makes the United States safer.<br><b>References : </b><br> Nobody is allowing them to return. There wasn't a border agent saying "come on in muchachos"…..LOL

It's just Mota-Campos!, so it's not a big deal especially after it's been reported that there is no correlation with crime and immigration. People just like to blame illegals for all the wrong doings in America….that's all! So we can all go about our business.

http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1717575,00.html
Immigration: No Correlation With Crime

Despite our melting-pot roots, Americans have often been quick to blame the influx of immigrants for rising crime rates. But new research released Monday shows that immigrants in California are, in fact, far less likely than U.S.-born Californians are to commit crime. While people born abroad make up about 35% of California's adult population, they account for only about 17% of the adult prison population, the report by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) showed. Indeed, among men ages 18 to 40 — the demographic most likely to be imprisoned — those born in the U.S. were 10 times more likely than foreign-born men to be incarcerated.

"From a public safety standpoint, there would be little reason to limit immigration," says Kristin Butcher, an economics professor at Wellesley College and one of the report's authors.

The new report even bolsters claims by some academics that increased immigration makes the United States safer.
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]]> Comment on Can we afford to keep allowing illegals to return? by Loretta C http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/can-we-afford-to-keep-allowing-illegals-to-return#comment-375 Loretta C Sun, 24 May 2009 03:19:59 +0000 http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/can-we-afford-to-keep-allowing-illegals-to-return#comment-375 it's good both people are off the streets. like compos said he will only come back. it's hard to believe the US feds are allowing the mexican mafia to exist. look what they did to the italian mafia.<br><b>References : </b><br> it's good both people are off the streets. like compos said he will only come back. it's hard to believe the US feds are allowing the mexican mafia to exist. look what they did to the italian mafia.
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]]> Comment on Does the Mexican Consul who issues ID’S to people without any documents pose a national security threat? by sasori http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/does-the-mexican-consul-who-issues-ids-to-people-without-any-documents-pose-a-national-security-threat#comment-373 sasori Thu, 07 May 2009 19:16:59 +0000 http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/does-the-mexican-consul-who-issues-ids-to-people-without-any-documents-pose-a-national-security-threat#comment-373 If these people cannot provide birth certificates to get ID's here what are they using to prove their identity to the mexican consulate? No one ever lies? Or they just don't lie to the consulate? It's ridiculous to allow these as legit ID. I could set a table in some restaurant and issue ID's too. Same Thing! <br><b>References : </b><br> If these people cannot provide birth certificates to get ID’s here what are they using to prove their identity to the mexican consulate?
No one ever lies? Or they just don’t lie to the consulate?

It’s ridiculous to allow these as legit ID. I could set a table in some restaurant and issue ID’s too. Same Thing!

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]]> Comment on Does the Mexican Consul who issues ID’S to people without any documents pose a national security threat? by TOM http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/does-the-mexican-consul-who-issues-ids-to-people-without-any-documents-pose-a-national-security-threat#comment-372 TOM Thu, 07 May 2009 18:41:59 +0000 http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/does-the-mexican-consul-who-issues-ids-to-people-without-any-documents-pose-a-national-security-threat#comment-372 You are totally misinformed on Mexico not accepting these IDs. The Mexican consulate issues these cards because they are allowed to and law enforcement are enthusiastic backers of these IDs. It's a very very good source of Identification plus a lot of U.S. Businesses accept these cards to. If you are "OUTRAGED" about this, but I don't know why anybody would be?, you should really complain about law enforcement and the many many businesses that have no problem with them. Mexico on these IDs: The ID card is a way for the Mexican government to keep track of its citizens for consular and tax purposes, collect data on them, and provide them with what the government considers to be a basic human right: the ability to identify oneself. U.S. Law enforcement: Local US police and sheriff departments have been among the most enthusiastic backers of the consular IDs. Nationwide, an estimated 800 departments accept the matrícula as valid identification. Many cities have also received the scanners that allow officers to check the cards' most sophisticated security features. http://www.migrationinformation.org/feature/display.cfm?ID=115<br><b>References : </b><br> You are totally misinformed on Mexico not accepting these IDs. The Mexican consulate issues these cards because they are allowed to and law enforcement are enthusiastic backers of these IDs. It's a very very good source of Identification plus a lot of U.S. Businesses accept these cards to. If you are "OUTRAGED" about this, but I don't know why anybody would be?, you should really complain about law enforcement and the many many businesses that have no problem with them.

Mexico on these IDs:

The ID card is a way for the Mexican government to keep track of its citizens for consular and tax purposes, collect data on them, and provide them with what the government considers to be a basic human right: the ability to identify oneself.

U.S. Law enforcement:

Local US police and sheriff departments have been among the most enthusiastic backers of the consular IDs. Nationwide, an estimated 800 departments accept the matrícula as valid identification. Many cities have also received the scanners that allow officers to check the cards' most sophisticated security features.

http://www.migrationinformation.org/feature/display.cfm?ID=115
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]]> Comment on Does the Mexican Consul who issues ID’S to people without any documents pose a national security threat? by ibu guru http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/does-the-mexican-consul-who-issues-ids-to-people-without-any-documents-pose-a-national-security-threat#comment-371 ibu guru Thu, 07 May 2009 18:34:59 +0000 http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/does-the-mexican-consul-who-issues-ids-to-people-without-any-documents-pose-a-national-security-threat#comment-371 It is a huge security threat! People have been arrested on suspicion of a wide array of crimes and found to hold multiple matriculas in different names -- and they were all valid, legitimate cards issued by Mexican consulates, not fakes. I recall one press report from a few years ago where a guy who was arrested had gotten 3 matriculas in different names from the same consulate (Denver, IIRC) all within the same day or couple of days. Not all of those who have been able to obtain matriculas are Mexican citizens. They are not valid in Mexico. They are only to help Mexican illegal aliens obtain benefits they should not be able to get. Mexico is not the only country which has cards like these. Guatemala is another country which issues similar identification cards.<br><b>References : </b><br> It is a huge security threat! People have been arrested on suspicion of a wide array of crimes and found to hold multiple matriculas in different names — and they were all valid, legitimate cards issued by Mexican consulates, not fakes. I recall one press report from a few years ago where a guy who was arrested had gotten 3 matriculas in different names from the same consulate (Denver, IIRC) all within the same day or couple of days. Not all of those who have been able to obtain matriculas are Mexican citizens.

They are not valid in Mexico. They are only to help Mexican illegal aliens obtain benefits they should not be able to get.

Mexico is not the only country which has cards like these. Guatemala is another country which issues similar identification cards.
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]]> Comment on Does the Mexican Consul who issues ID’S to people without any documents pose a national security threat? by NoWalls http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/does-the-mexican-consul-who-issues-ids-to-people-without-any-documents-pose-a-national-security-threat#comment-370 NoWalls Thu, 07 May 2009 17:45:59 +0000 http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/does-the-mexican-consul-who-issues-ids-to-people-without-any-documents-pose-a-national-security-threat#comment-370 It does not pose a national security threat, the consulate requires proof of identity. Many immigrants have their Voter cards from Mexico with their picture and fingerprint on it, but it is in spanish as well other forms on ID that are in spanish only. The Matricula provides a document that is both in English and Spanish and is accepted by banks and police as form of ID. The Matricula helps to insure that people are who they say they are in a form everyone can understand.<br><b>References : </b><br>My wife has one! It does not pose a national security threat, the consulate requires proof of identity. Many immigrants have their Voter cards from Mexico with their picture and fingerprint on it, but it is in spanish as well other forms on ID that are in spanish only. The Matricula provides a document that is both in English and Spanish and is accepted by banks and police as form of ID. The Matricula helps to insure that people are who they say they are in a form everyone can understand.
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My wife has one!

]]> Comment on Is this really what will happen if we find out that Barry is not a U.S. citizen:? by brave new world http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/is-this-really-what-will-happen-if-we-find-out-that-barry-is-not-a-us-citizen#comment-363 brave new world Wed, 06 May 2009 18:00:59 +0000 http://www.openoffice-mexico.org/open-office-mexico/is-this-really-what-will-happen-if-we-find-out-that-barry-is-not-a-us-citizen#comment-363 The matter has already been resolved. The frivilous lawsuits need to stop.<br><b>References : </b><br> The matter has already been resolved. The frivilous lawsuits need to stop.
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