As the leader of a nation that cannot feed, house, educate, or provide health care to it's citizens, Mexican President Calderon should be devoting all of his time and energy to implementing the economic, social, and political changes needed to reform Mexico.

Unfortunately, President Calderon has decided that interfering with the business of the United States is more important than dealing with Mexico's internal problems.

In that respect, Calderon is similar to other recent Mexican leaders who seem incapable of doing much of anything except dumping Mexico's problems on the U.S. side of the border. Calderon's myopic vision and incredible state of denial was made evident when this alleged leader said the following on September 2:

"I want to express again an energetic protest at the unilateral measures taken by the U.S. Congress and government which exacerbate the persecution and abusive treatment of undocumented Mexican workers," Calderon said.

"The Mexican government will continue to insist firmly ... on the need for an integral immigration reform and the categorical rejection of the building of a wall on our common border," Calderon added, confirming the fact that he has no respect for American sovereignty and borders.

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Several responses to this madness immediately come to mind:

1. They are not "undocumented Mexican workers," Mr. President.

Every one of the 12-30 million illegal aliens currently in America is an invading criminal who has seen fit to willfully ignore America's borders and immigration laws.

They have no legal or moral basis for being on American soil!

2. Yes, the U.S. Congress and government are acting unilaterally to enforce our immigration laws. Because the U.S. is a sovereign nation, and a representative republic, our government is required to operate in accordance with the rule of law, even when illegal aliens from Mexico are involved.

The American people do not want illegal aliens from Mexico or any other nation to invade our nation, and we have demanded that our government enforce all existing U.S. laws, including those pertaining to illegal immigration.

3. Implementing U.S. laws may indeed result in inconvenience and discomfort to those here illegally. However, America and it's government is not concerned with providing comfort and convenience to those here illegally.

Again, illegal aliens are criminals and as such are subject to deportation, regardless of how uncomfortable or inconvenient that may be to the offenders or their nations of origin. Deportations are vital to protecting the interests of those for whom U.S. immigration laws are intended to protect. Namely, American citizens and those here legally!

Deporting Mexicans here illegally does not constitute "abuse" or "persecution."

4. As to Mexico firmly insisting on "integral immigration reform" and "categorical rejection of the building of a wall" on the U.S. Mexico border, Mexico has no say in either instance.

In simple English, Mr. President, we do not give a darn what you or any of the other leaders in the Mexican government have to say--American issues fall within the the sole responsibility and authority of the United States and it's government.

5. If the Mexican government has any genuine concerns for the welfare of Mexican illegal aliens in America, then President Calderon should take immediate steps to prevent Mexican citizens from invading America. President Calderon should also work with the U.S. to arrange for expeditious deportation of invading criminals back to mother Mexico.Finally, let the word go out to President Calderon and the rest of the Mexican government:

The days when Mexico could simply dump her problems on the U.S. side of the border are over! Gone, kaput!

The state of Mexico, not U.S. taxpayers, is responsible for providing services to Mexican citizens.

Period!