What sort of spin would an apologist for the Mexican government's guide to being an illegal alien provide?
Let's look at "Mexico's border comic book tells of rights, doesn't promote wrongs" for an example:
...The guide, published by Mexican Foreign Relations, contains similar directions to those we Americans hear at airports or receive from the Department of Homeland Security.
Do not trust smugglers, do not take packages from strangers, do not leave children with strangers, do not cross with false papers, do not lie to American immigration agents, do not resist arrest, do not carry guns or knives, do not attend loud parties...
For an example, I refer you to the State Department publications: "So, you've decided to go on an underage sex tour" (SDPub #237-AH-3494) and "So, you've decided to import drugs" (SDPub #933-AF-8327). We do it too!
Immigration2005a · Sat, 01/08/2005 - 10:54 · · Importance: 1
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