Why, whatever can we do about it? As I reported last month, the Binational Task Force on the United States-Mexico Border thinks reinstituting a ban on semiautomatic firearms here in the U.S. is just the ticket. The theory is, if you restrict choices for honest, peaceable people, you'll reduce options for the corrupt and violent.Today's Gun Rights Examiner column headline demonstrates ...

... army veteran who had served as security chief for several former Mexican presidents, was ambushed Wednesday night as he and his men ... distrust in the police, the governor ordered the detention of all 140 officers on Garcia's force for questioning ... be murdered. It will be interesting to see whether the arrest really solves the murder. The Mexican criminal insurgency shows no signs of abating.

... late!" Group also wants overhaul of Mexican border agencies. A binational task force on U.S.-Mexico border ... on assault weapons and for Mexico to overhaul its frontier police and customs agencies to mirror the U.S. Department of ... gun legislation soon and that enforcing existing measures would have a more immediate effect. Mexican officials want a ban, saying that 90 percent of guns seized ...

... benefiting financially from her participation in the organization, which transported young Mexican women to the United States and forced them into prostitution. ... ; including rape and coerced abortion – to force them to prostitute themselves in brothels throughout the New York City metropolitan area ... Mexico City offices; the New York City Police Department; the State Department’s Office ...

... the key industries. Diaz maintained control through police-state tactics and rigged elections. Ajijic parade ... Rio Grande from Presidio, Texas. Not wanting to leave this force behind him when he turned south toward Mexico City, Villa led ... s Division of the North. This corrido, or at least its title, is probably one of the few Mexican songs familiar to most norteamericanos. It bemoans the cockroaches ...

... 2001 to 2007. But in the same period, methamphetamine seized along the Mexican border dramatically increased. (There was a significant dip ... addicts, for some reason US policymakers thought it was a better idea to force them to buy their meth from gangsters instead of making it at home. ... rural meth cooks weren't beheading police officers or gunning down children as is happening now in Mexico. ...

... Mark Smith WFAA-TV, Inc. The accused are undocumented immigrants, many of which are Mexican Nationals, who bond out from jail and are transported by federal immigration buses ... Dallas girls ages 12 and 14. The girls told police that Rico, 34, entered unlocked doors to their ... also has collaborated on a plan for a joint immigration task force of local and federal agents. “I’m furious ...

Is the headline in the Washington Post today. Nevermind the fact that the so called "assault weapons" are semi-auto weapons that look scary.  Nevermind the fact that the drug cartels are getting their full auto weapons from the corrupt Mexican government (military and police). Well, my answer is simple. No. Your move. --Jim

... S. drug authorities say, as they burn through cash fighting each other and the Mexican government, which has launched a crackdown. The math is tempting. Start ... harvest — creating a year-round labor force in rural areas. In a down economy, those workers face long ... One received probation. Tribal police in Washington and Oregon say they expect Mexican gangs to keep reappearing every year during ...

... 26 years old, member of the United States Air Force was among the six people who were executed early this morning by armed gunmen ... El Mex, this latter information was not a real eye opener to the Mexican Army as their intelligence gathered from other sources had led ... criminals to other crimes throughout the city including the attack on police at the 5 and 10, and the murder of the man whose body ...