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Mexico reconquers the U.S.

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Mexico reconquers the U.S.

Posted: May 19, 2006
1:00 a.m. Eastern
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=50284

© 2006 WorldNetDaily.com

For
years, we’ve been hearing the rumblings that radical activists in Mexico were
planning a “Reconquista” or reconquering of the American Southwest.

Judging
by the events of the past few months, it seems clear that they’ve already
succeeded.

This
week, the U.S. Senate decided to reward those who break our laws and enter our
nation illegally by granting them legal citizenship here. It’s called amnesty,
and it’s a concept that has found growing support among conservative
politicians who had once promised us that they would fight against any amnesty
proposal.

Forget
the Democrats – they have been hopeless on this issue. Now, Republicans are
breaking a promise to those who elected them because of the political pressures
they face – not from their conservative base, but from the pro-illegal
immigration lobby that is strongly backed by the Mexican government.

This
is mind boggling given recent polls which show Republican voters are furious
about the way the immigration issue is being handled by GOP leaders. A brand
new poll taken by Datamar Inc., a non-partisan and highly respected polling
firm, showed that 62.6 percent of Republicans in the Golden State said they
felt that immigration was, “The Most Important Problem Facing California
Today.”

Here’s
a clue for the Republican leadership: Those 62 percent of California Republicans
aren’t worked up about the immigration issue because they think illegal aliens
deserve amnesty and drivers’ licenses.

Rank-and-file
Republicans are furious because they see the unchecked flow of illegal
immigrants into this country being rewarded by our elected officials with
billions of dollars in taxpayer benefits for those who are in this country
illegally. That’s $68 billion each and every year in benefits to illegal
aliens.

Surely
that fact alone should provide politicians the “cover” they need to
stick to their principles, even in the face of accusations of being
“racists” and “mean-spirited” that would inevitably be
lobbed at them from the liberal news media.

But
Republican leaders aren’t afraid of the wrath from Republican voters. Instead,
our own senators have become conquered by the Third World nation to our south.

Reconquista:
A long time coming

I
would focus my outrage primarily on the Mexican government, and be more
understanding toward American officials, if this Reconquista movement had
sprung up out of nowhere and taken us by surprise.

But
that’s not the case – the effort to change our nation and make our policy
compliant with Mexico’s demands has been in the making for decades. Forget the
Mexican-American War. Forget the Gadsen purchase. The land that comprises the
American Southwest is land that the La Raza movement believes should belong to
the people of Mexico.

In
1997, it was politically acceptable for Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo to
announce – while on U.S. soil no less – the following:

I
have proudly affirmed that the Mexican nation extends beyond the territory
enclosed by its borders and that Mexican migrants are an important – a very
important – part of this.

Surrendering
to the demands of Reconquista

The
illegals who sneaked across our borders are now today taking to our streets en
masse to tell U.S. government officials that we must comply with the demands of
the Reconquista, or else they will threaten us with anarchy.

In
Oceanside, Calif., the uprising by pro-illegal immigrant activists was so
potent that school officials took down all U.S. flags and banned anyone from
displaying Old Glory. Do you get it yet? They banned the American flag to
appease those who are calling the shots – those who have reconquered our land.

If
the United States will not provide full-blown amnesty and taxpayer-funded
social welfare benefits to illegal aliens, then these illegal immigrants have
vowed to continue to go on strike; close down our schools; block our highways;
prevent the display of our nation’s flag; whatever they can do to bring this
nation to a halt.

This
is how they show their love for their new homeland. No wonder the nation from
which they came is in such shambles.

Yet
our leaders are impotent to the challenge. Strike that – they are complicit in
the problem.

Last
week, we all heard the allegations that the
U.S. Border Patrol was quietly collaborating with the Mexican government,
supplying them with information on the location of Minutemen civilian patrols.

This
week, the Mexican government announced that they would sue the United States if
National Guardsmen tried to stop the influx of illegal aliens from Mexico into
the United States.

Instead
of the United States patrolling the border to protect our nation, there
are reports that Mexico is sending in a larger contingent of Grupo Beta, an
elite Mexican police force that ensures the safe passage of illegal aliens from
Mexico into the United States.

If
only our nation was as determined to secure our border, as the Mexican
government was to ensure it remained porous.

Who is
fighting for America’s future?

While
Republican leaders are busy betraying their base, they risk not only political
suicide, but are jeopardizing the future of our nation.

How
can we watch the waves of riots in France (the world’s official home of
appeasement) and not recognize the dangers from taking in a flood of unskilled
immigrants without assimilation?

The
rallies in this country run the risk of becoming similar to the riots in France
if more illegal immigrants stream into this country. The La Raza movement will
feel more emboldened to up their demands from political leaders, and whenever
they are not met, they will exact their revenge against America’s institutions.

Someone
must step forward and lead a political movement that counters the capitulation
to the pro-illegal alien movement. If Congressman Tom Tancredo does not run for
president in 2008, then someone with his commitment to the issue must run in
his place.

Whenever
candidates of any political party vote to support amnesty – as a number of
Republicans and Democrats did earlier this week – then they must face political
repercussions and be voted out of office.

If
we don’t take action now, then we will slowly become more and more like the
Third World nation to our south where so many of these illegal immigrants are
coming from.

It’s
time to fight back.

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Melanie Morgan is chairman
of the conservative, pro-troop non-profit organization Move America Forward and is
co-host of the “Lee Rodgers & Melanie Morgan Show” on KSFO 560 AM in San Francisco.

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