Importing Mexican Crime (Update)

The drug war anarchy that started in Mexican border towns between the Gulf and Juarez cartels is headed our way [1].

A U.S. investigator in Laredo told The Dallas Morning News' Tracey Eaton that President Vicente Fox's federal police "are spectators, waiting for Fox's sexenio [six-year term] to end. ... We're looking at a bloody summer, and things may get nasty not just here, but in other cities, including Houston [2]and Dallas [3]."

As I noted a href="http://blog.vdare.com/archives/2005/05/23/mexican-diversity-appreciated-once-moreearlier on Vdare.com , the Gulf cartel's Zetas (former military) are already operating in Dallas where they are blamed for at least three drug-related murders [4]. In just the last few days, the meltdown of law in Nueva Laredo has been nearly total. The city's courageous new police chief, Alejandro Dominguez [5], was assassinated six hours after taking the job by drug traffickers demonstrating their power. Then the federal police and local police "swapped gunfire" [6] Saturday as the feds entered into the city. Most recent reports say the federal police and Mexican troops have taken over Nuevo Laredo [7].

Meanwhile, President Bush and other elites are working tirelessly to remove borders and create a unified North America for "continental security." [8] Of course, one of America's worst security threats [9] comes from Mexico [10], with its relentless crime, corruption [11]and violence [12].