The recently deported former illegal alien Elvira Arellano now wants to be named as a "peace and justice" ambassador, which would enable her to come back to the U.S., presumably under diplomatic immunity. She had a private meeting with Felipe Calderon, but now the Mexican government just says they discussed some form of visa, and not a diplomatic assignment.
Whatever the case, I say: "please, Mexico, grant her wish!"
Why, they could go even further and encourage her to openly work with the Democratic Party and leading "immigrants rights" groups. We can always dream.
Immigration2007b · Wed, 08/29/2007 - 12:11 · · Importance: 1
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