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14.07.26 - 22:25
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Mexiko schaltet UN nach Todesfällen in ICE-Gewahrsam ein (DPA-AFX)
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MEXIKO-STADT (dpa-AFX) - Mexiko hat wegen der Todesfälle eigener Staatsbürger im Zusammenhang mit der US-Einwanderungsbehörde ICE den UN-Hochkommissar für Menschenrechte eingeschaltet. Außenminister Roberto Velasco bat UN-Hochkommissar Volker Türk in ......
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12.07.26 - 19:39
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Mexican President Seeking Legal Action Against The US Over Deaths Of Alien Migrants (ZeroHedge)
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Mexican President Seeking Legal Action Against The US Over Deaths Of Alien Migrants
Should foreign governments be allowed to support or fund lawsuits against the US government over its immigration and enforcement policies? US sovereign immunity aside, the very idea of foreigners trying to influence American immigration law through indirect civil suits sounds insane. Why, oh why, should Americans care what Mexico thinks?
To put the issue in context, it's important to understand that the Mexican government has been actively encouraging and enabling mass illegal immigration into the US for decades. This strategy accomplishes a few things simultaneously:
First, the southern border acts as a steam valve for poverty stricken malcontents and criminals. Mexican leaders like to have the option of leaving the door open to citizens crossing illegally into the US en masse because this means less mouths to feed, less strain on social services and less crime for Mexico.
Second, the Mexican econom...
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