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There is one good aspect to the coronavirus event, and that is the rediscovery of borders: they are so handy in keeping out people who might cause the preventable deaths of Americans from disease. Unfortunately we face the Third World to our south and the border there is inadequate. Perhaps worse is the cavalier attitude […] March 18th, 2020 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: border, contagion, coronavirus, disease, Federalist, healthcare, illegal, immigration, John Daniel Davidson, Mexico, Presidente Lopez Obrador, public health, Tucker Carlson, Wuhan |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Sunday’s New York Times featured a front-page article about a Mexican gang assassin with a photo spanning five out of six columns: Curiously, the story immediately dived into the brutality of a gang training, including the teacher’s instantaneous murder of a student who refused to chop up a corpse. Usually the Times like to […] December 15th, 2019 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: assassin, border, cartel, crime, diversity, drug, Mexico | Email This Post | Print This Post Many friends of American sovereignty were pleased to see the Mexicans agree to President Trump’s demands on the border backed up by tariff threats. Still, the idea that the communist Presidente Obrador will uphold his part of the deal is quite a stretch for many reasons. First, Mexico is not a friend to the […] June 12th, 2019 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: border, cartels, demographic change, Douglas MacGregor, drug cartels, drug smuggling, Latin America, Mexico, open border, President Trump, remittances, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post Sunday’s Los Angeles Times headlined the drug crime in Tijuana with a rather raw picture of a shooting victim, killed in the current conflict. The photo caption below reads: A Red Cross paramedic examines the body of a man shot in an alleyway in Tijuana, where a record 2518 people were slain in 2018. […] February 3rd, 2019 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: border, border wall, California, crime, drug cartel, drug war, Mexico, murder, San Diego, Tijuana, violence | Email This Post | Print This Post Is there a better argument for a border wall and increased security overall than the criminal nature of our southern neighbor? The open border has admitted millions of basic job thieves (driving down wages for America’s own working class) but has also allowed Mexican crime syndicates to enter and operate throughout the United States for […] January 23rd, 2019 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: border wall, cartel, corruption, crime, drug gang, El Chapo, Enrique Pena Nieto, illegal workers, Mexicans, Mexico, murders, NPR, open border, public safety, violence | Email This Post | Print This Post The Washington Post’s front page on Friday was a reminder of the crime catastrophe occurring next door in terms of drug cartels terrorizing Mexico. Acapulco has become the deadliest city in the country, which is quite a decline from its former standing as a top tourism town. Acapulco used to be a glamorous vacation […] August 26th, 2017 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: Acapulco, border, build that wall, cartel violence, crime, illegal, immigration, Mexican cartels | Email This Post | Print This Post With all the media chatter about threats to America from Nork nukes and such, it’s easy to forget the ongoing dangers posed by our thuggish neighbor to the south. Breitbart had a chilling headline this week about increased cartel violence: U.S. Border Agents Warned of ‘Open Warfare’ with ‘Grenades’ in Mexico at Texas Border. Mexican […] June 23rd, 2017 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: aliens, border, border wall, crime, drug smuggling, enforcement, hostile Mexico, illegal, immigration, Mexican cartels, Mexico, violence | Email This Post | Print This Post Americans don’t generally think of themselves as living next to a war zone, but perhaps we should, in light of some figures released recently: in 2016 Mexico was the second most deadly nation on earth, second only to Syria. In that year, Mexico experienced 23,000 deaths from the criminal cartels’ conflicts, which surpassed the body […] May 9th, 2017 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: aliens, border, border wall, crime, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Mexican cartels, Mexico, national security, public safety, violence | Email This Post | Print This Post Tuesday’s Los Angeles Times helpfully spotlighted the terrible threat under which Mexican journalists operate. In fact, reporters who cover the organized crime beat too diligently are in serious danger of being killed by the powerful drug cartels. America’s southern neighbor is one of the most perilous nations on earth for journalists, ranking in the […] May 4th, 2017 | Category: Mexico crime and corruption | Tags: border, build that wall, crime, illegal, immigration, Mexican cartels, Mexico, Mexico dangerous for journalists, Mexico murder | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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