April 15, 2004

"Central American and Mexican consulates to aid Calif immigrants"

From the AP:

Consuls from Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica and Mexico say they're uniting forces to improve the quality of life for Hispanic immigrants in California.

The consuls announced a plan Wednesday to work with U.S. officials and community groups to provide joint education and legal assistance in areas of health, immigration and labor rights...

"The question is not, 'what do the countries gain from uniting?', it's 'what do we stand to lose by not doing it?'" Guatemalan Consul Fernando Castillo said before signing the agreement in Los Angeles' Olvera Plaza, where the city was founded by Spanish settlers more than two centuries ago.

The consuls maintain the United States relies on migrant labor, while Central American countries and Mexico rely on the revenue those migrants send home...

The consuls will begin the new effort with an event to raise awareness about civic participation. They also plan to hold a health fair to highlight programs available for immigrants and share legal resources to help those detained by immigration authorities.

But they were clear that as diplomats, they will not get involved in the upcoming U.S. elections, and their focus remains Los Angeles County, which has roughly 4 million Central American and Mexican immigrants, the largest concentration in the country...

You gotta wonder. Do these people have hypnotic powers or something? How are they able to tell outright lies and make pacts designed to evade our laws and sign those pacts in our own country, yet no members of the press nor politicians notice that something is deeply wrong?

For an introduction to how Mexican consuls work with community groups to evade our laws, see the Washington Times article 'Mexico lobbies for alien amnesty'.

Posted to Immigration2003 at April 15, 2004 10:32 PM

Comments

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Posted by: do at April 16, 2004 12:22 AM

more on this foreign consul subject here.

Posted by: LP at April 17, 2004 07:36 AM