Mexico Occupation Of The United States

Excerpt are from Low Registration in U.S. for Mexican Vote by Abe Levy

A fraction of the eligible voters registered for their first chance to vote by absentee ballot in Mexico's presidential election, authorities said Sunday.

Mexico allowed expatriate voting and a small turnout is reported. My concern is that Mexicans instead of slowly becoming citizens of the United States will remain loyal to Mexico. I believe that this is Mexico’s real goal only because I have heard Mexican propaganda that blames the United States for invading and occupying Mexican territory.

The consulate in San Antonio drew only a handful of people, including the Rev. Frank Garcia of Amistad Cristiana church, a dual citizen of Mexico and the United States. He couldn't register for lack of a voter ID card but said he passed out forms to congregation members who do have cards.

I am also not fond of the dual citizen program which requires individuals to serve two masters. I always wonder which one they will betray when the chips are down and at this time the United States is having difficulties with Mexico.

Voting advocates said the low registration demonstrated a need for fundamental changes to the program, but election officials called it a good first step toward greater democracy.

I have my doubts that Mexico is really moving toward greater democracy. I also am concerned with a large contingent of people loyal to a foreign government existing within the border of the United States. An army that can be used to accomplish political or other goals. Hopefully my fear is groundless as we are betrayed by the state and federal governments who job it is to act in the common defense of our nation,