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  1. Lawrence Wilson

    Why Mexico Stuck Their Nose Into The Internal Affairs of America and Why Mexico Uses Foreign Trade As a Scapegoat for Their Reasoning!

    Here is an excerpt from a press release with my reply to the President of Mexico.

    You see President Calderon; we use laws to enforce our immigration policies, not guns. It is well documented of how Mexico enforces their immigration policies especially with other Central and South American countries. Your country’s actions speaks louder than any words you can say about the United States immigration policies.

    You are afraid if America starts enforcing their “Immigration Laws”, the economic impact to your country will suffer greatly. This American law not only puts you in prison but it also allows the authorities to seize personal property and seize any ill gotten monies that was obtained to commit the said crime.

    This could put a “Hell of a Dent” in Mexico’s economy. You see, the top three sources of income to Mexico’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is Oil, Tourism and Illegal Immigrants who send monies to family members. The majority of these monies were earned by illegal workers in the U.S. using stolen identities belonging to U.S. citizens, legal residents and others who have the right to be in America.

    Money transfers to Mexico by illegal immigrants in 2002 was approximately $6 BILLION dollars. IN 2003, that number doubled to almost $12 BILLION dollars. In 2004 it grew to $16 Billion. In 2005 the number was over $18 Billion. Finally, in 2006 and 2007 those numbers exploded to over $24 billion per year. Please see the following link from the New York Times:
    http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2007/10/26/business/RemitGraph_ready.html

    You can see from the chart and the data listed above, over $100 BILLION dollars was sent to Mexico between 2002 and 2007.

    The President of Mexico,the President of the United States, and Eric Holder, the Attorney General of the United States needs to read the “IDENTITY THEFT AND ASSUMPTION DETERRENCE ACT” LISTED BELOW.

    “Dear Mr. President Felipe Calderon, “America has one of the best immigration policies in the world”. We have laws and procedures that states what requirements should be met in order to immigrant into this country legally. We also have laws regarding immigration that states, “If You Have Entered America Illegally, You Have Committed A Criminal Misdemeanor and You Can Be Fined $250 Dollars and Imprisoned Up To Two (2) Years In Jail For Each Illegal Entry”.

    However, if the citizens of Mexico and any other country enters the United States as an illegal immigrant and have obtained employment in America by using bought, leased, borrowed, stolen or manufactured documents such as a social security card or number, state drivers license, state identification cards (Non-Drivers), birth certificates, passports, medical identification cards, or any other personal identifying (PII) belonging to a U.S. citizen or legal resident of the United States, you have committed a “FEDERAL IDENTITY THEFT CRIME”.

    Please look at the “Federal Form I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification Form” that is used for employment purposes in the United States. By signing, you are stating you are a citizen, legal resident, or you are authorized to work in this country. Just above the signature of the employee, the following statement appears:

    “I am aware that federal law provides for imprisonment and/or fines for false statements or use of false documents in connection to the completion of this form”.

    Once you sign this document and you are an illegal immigrant using false documents you have committed a FEDERAL IDENTITY THEFT CRIME.

    YOU ARE SUBJECT TO THE PENALITES SET FORTH IN THE “IDENTITY THEFT AND ASSUMPTION DETERRENCE ACT” LISTED BELOW.

    “Note that under the Act, a name or SSN is considered a “means of identification.” So is a credit card number, cellular telephone electronic serial number, driver’s license number, bank account numbers or any other piece of information that may be used alone or in conjunction with other information to identify a specific individual.

    In most instances, a conviction for identity theft carries a maximum penalty of 15 years imprisonment, a fine and forfeiture of any personal property used or intended to be used to commit the crime. Schemes to commit ID Theft or fraud also may involve violations of other statutes, such as credit card fraud; computer fraud; mail fraud; wire fraud; financial institution fraud; or Social Security fraud.

    Each of these federal offenses are a felony and carries substantial penalties – in some cases, as high as 30 years in prison, fines and criminal forfeiture.”

    If you want more info, you can contact me at the phone number below.

    Warm Regards and God Bless America.

    Lawrence (Larry) E. Wilson (USAF Vietnam Era Veteran)
    Founder & Executive Director
    Identity Theft Victims Support Group of North America
    Identity Theft Victims Support Group of North Texas
    Identity Theft Victims U.S.

    Phone: 214-412-5970
    http://www.identitytheftvictims.us

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