I meant to write about his yesterday when I first read it…

Apparently the (illegal) Mexican invasion that has been inundating US resources — social services, hospitals, schools, and our criminal justice resources) are starting to make their way into Canada.

And they’re not happy about it up there in their land of “free socialized medicine for everybody”. It’s almost funny — there’s much criticism about the US health care system (even though it’s the best in the World and even a Canadian PM sought cancer treatment here in the US instead of in their “free” system), and one of the reasons there are a lot of problems with it are the number of illegals that come over and tax our health care resources. Without paying for it.

And now that illegal Mexicans are figuring out that they not only can get free medical care in Canada, but that they are entitled to it — well, someone stick a finger in the dam, because it’s about to burst.

Of course the Canadians don’t blame the illegal Mexicans crossing over in record numbers. They blame the US.

Over the past three weeks, 45 families and 31 individuals — approximately 200 people — entered Canada at the Detroit River crossings and applied in Windsor for shelter and social assistance after filing refugee claims with the Canada Border Services Agency. Municipal agencies dealing with the sudden influx of mainly Mexican refugee applicants are renting out hotel rooms and bracing for predicted thousands more to come.

“We don’t have the means, ability or capacity to deal with this additional cost. We are not able to deal with this potential crisis locally,” Francis wrote Harper.

Yo — that’s exactly what we’ve been screaming about down here for years. And even if we did have the “means, ability, or capacity” to deal with it — why should we (the taxpayers) have to?

“I don’t believe that Windsor’s residents and taxpayers should have to foot the bill for U.S. immigration policy,” Francis told The Star. He was referring to the suspected source of the problem — a recently begun crackdown on illegal immigrants in economically struggling regions of the U.S. South.

And we don’t believe that US residents and taxpayers should foot the bill for failed Mexico immigration and economic policies. But we do.

The problem isn’t that we’re finally cracking down on illegal immigration (and thus enforcing our nation’s laws and protecting our sovereignty) the problem is illegal immigrants crossing borders. It’s not our fault that when we scare them off that they don’t back to Mexico. It’s Mexico’s fault, it’s their own fault, and it’s Canada’s fault for offering them all that tasty free shelter and social assistance.

If you’re handing out great perks like that, don’t blame us when the illegals take you up on it. And then tell their cousins and their neighbors about it.

Posted by Robbie Cooper on Friday, September 21st, 2007 | Trackback |