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Mexico "will use all resources available to protect the rights of Mexican migrants

The government of Mexico is deeply concerned about the death of two nationals at the hands of U.S. Border Patrol.

The second case concerns us specially, because it involves a minor: Sergio Adrian Hernandez, who was killed by gun shots in our own territory in Ciudad Juarez.

My government reiterates its rejection to the disproportionate use of force on the part of U.S. authorities on the border with Mexico.
 
Felipe Calderón Hinojosa said:
The government of Mexico is deeply concerned about the death of two nationals at the hands of U.S. Border Patrol.

The second case concerns us specially, because it involves a minor: Sergio Adrian Hernandez, who was killed by gun shots in our own territory in Ciudad Juarez.

My government reiterates its rejection to the disproportionate use of force on the part of U.S. authorities on the border with Mexico.
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So, why aren't you bothered about the deaths of those crossing your southern border? Why doesn't your government object to the disproportionate use of force against those "migrants"?
 
We firmly repudiate and reject the violent actions by U.S. authorities in the last few days that have led to the deaths of Mexican citizens.

Mexico also rejects the use of disproportionate force by U.S. immigration authorities along the border.

Investigate fully what happened and punish those responsible.
 
Felipe Calderón Hinojosa said:
We firmly repudiate and reject the violent actions by U.S. authorities in the last few days that have led to the deaths of Mexican citizens.

Mexico also rejects the use of disproportionate force by U.S. immigration authorities along the border.

Investigate fully what happened and punish those responsible.
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So, you are saying that you are a fat hypocrite. Got it.
 
We cannot tolerate these kind of incidents, where people fight with rocks against firearms, mainly when there are well-trained agents involved in these cases, like Border Patrol agents.

The Mexican government will spend the resources available to protect Mexican immigrants' rights. Also, we stress our rejection of the use of deadly force by U.S. immigration officials in the Mexico-USA border region.
 
Felipe Calderón Hinojosa said:
We cannot tolerate these kind of incidents, where people fight with rocks against firearms, mainly when there are well-trained agents involved in these cases, like Border Patrol agents.

The Mexican government will spend the resources available to protect Mexican immigrants' rights. Also, we stress our rejection of the use of deadly force by U.S. immigration officials in the Mexico-USA border region.
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Again, hypocrite, your government kills thousands every year at your southern border, and they aren't even throwing rocks. Glass houses and all, fat man.
 
First off, Guatemalans and Hondurans crossing your border are beaten, raped and killed by your own law enforcement officers. When your "migrants" get here and get caught our BP give them water, food, shelter, and make sure they are returned to Mexican soil safely. And finally, why are you more concerned with the thousands of men and women that have been murdered in Juarez by drug cartels and serial killer/rapists. Perhaps if "Baghdad on the border" was not so dangerous less people would be trying to "migrate" from your country.
 
I would dare say that Mexico has some of the strictest regulations about gun ownership in all the world, and we're right next to a country that has some of the easiest ones.

If the United States had a system like ours, we wouldn't have so many problems here in Mexico.

That creates a huge vacuum between the countries and feeds weapons trafficking.

It is necessary to reduce the sale of weapons, particularly of high-powered weapons, in the United States.
 
Yes..this sad incident was easily preventable...all that was needed was for the Mexicans to stop illegally crossing the US border.....
Hopefully, as the death toll rises, the Mexican government will get the point.
 
Felipe Calderón Hinojosa said:
I would dare say that Mexico has some of the strictest regulations about gun ownership in all the world, and we're right next to a country that has some of the easiest ones.

If the United States had a system like ours, we wouldn't have so many problems here in Mexico.

That creates a huge vacuum between the countries and feeds weapons trafficking.

It is necessary to reduce the sale of weapons, particularly of high-powered weapons, in the United States.
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So, you're going to keep ignoring your huge hypocrisy and not deal with the fact that your agents kill thousands, rape, pillage and destroy all they encounter on your own border. You absolutely have no room to even get close to trying to tell us anything at all about "migrants"...
 
We energetically condemn the death of a minor near the international border crossing in Ciudad Juarez, when a border patrol official shot at a group of migrants who were apparently throwing rocks.

They were not carrying anything. They weren't carrying weapons, packages, backpacks, only the clothes they were wearing, that's it.

This is a homicide and a racist act, not self defense.
 
Felipe Calderón Hinojosa said:
We energetically condemn the death of a minor near the international border crossing in Ciudad Juarez, when a border patrol official shot at a group of migrants who were apparently throwing rocks.

They were not carrying anything. They weren't carrying weapons, packages, backpacks, only the clothes they were wearing, that's it.

This is a homicide and a racist act, not self defense.
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It was not "near" the border crossing, it was UNDER the border crossing at a bridge known as The Black Bridge for all the smuggling that takes place there. The dead 15 year old has been a known smuggler since 2007 and had his face on BP advisories of known smugglers.
 
Felipe Calderón Hinojosa said:
We energetically condemn the death of a minor near the international border crossing in Ciudad Juarez, when a border patrol official shot at a group of migrants who were apparently throwing rocks.

They were not carrying anything. They weren't carrying weapons, packages, backpacks, only the clothes they were wearing, that's it.

This is a homicide and a racist act, not self defense.
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So your answer is "Yes, I'm a huge hypocrite who will continue to ignore worse from those I actually can give orders to so that I can try desperately to pretend that I have some moral high ground."

Thanks again. Boring troll is boring now.
 
Mexican authorities say they seized 20,000 weapons from drug gangs in 2008 alone, the majority bought in the United States.

The authorities in the United States say they do not know how exactly many firearms are transported across the border each year, in part because the American government does not track gun sales and traces only weapons used in crimes. But American officials estimate 90 percent of the weapons recovered in Mexico come from dealers north of the border.

In 2007, the American firearms agency traced 2,400 weapons seized in Mexico back to dealers in the United States, and 1,800 of those came from dealers operating in the four American states along the border, with Texas first, followed by California, Arizona and New Mexico.
 
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has pointed out frequently that if there were no voluminous demand for drugs by U.S. citizens, there would be no financial benefit in bringing drugs into your country.

Likewise, with regard to violence, much of it is fueled by American weapons.

Again, you bear a large chunk of responsibility in the supply and demand of the drugs and guns involved in the egregious border problems.
 
Felipe Calderón Hinojosa said:
The government of Mexico is deeply concerned about the death of two nationals at the hands of U.S. Border Patrol.

The second case concerns us specially, because it involves a minor: Sergio Adrian Hernandez, who was killed by gun shots in our own territory in Ciudad Juarez.

My government reiterates its rejection to the disproportionate use of force on the part of U.S. authorities on the border with Mexico.
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Well then consider yourselves lucky. This doesn't even begin to account for the lives lost and destroyed here in the US that have occurred due to your nationals entering and squatting in our country and committing crimes untold.

Call us when you have that under control. Until then, stuff it.
 
Felipe Calderón Hinojosa said:
We energetically condemn the death of a minor near the international border crossing in Ciudad Juarez, when a border patrol official shot at a group of migrants who were apparently throwing rocks.

They were not carrying anything. They weren't carrying weapons, packages, backpacks, only the clothes they were wearing, that's it.

This is a homicide and a racist act, not self defense.
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The US is my home...if you enter my home uninvited, you will face retaliation...
I will defend my home
 
Socrtease said:
It was not "near" the border crossing, it was UNDER the border crossing at a bridge known as The Black Bridge for all the smuggling that takes place there. The dead 15 year old has been a known smuggler since 2007 and had his face on BP advisories of known smugglers.
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Chihuahua state police said the boy died on the Mexican side of the border from one gunshot wound to the head. A .40-caliber casing was seized by investigators.
 
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