• Mexican Insurer Helps Ship Bodies Home
  All Latin American migrants are eligible for coverage, even if they enter the United States illegally. Still, the company sells the funeral insurance only in the United States, an effort to avoid covering those crossing illegally, who are at a higher risk of death.

'Cop-killing' illegal snagged in Mexico © 2005 WorldNetDaily.com
After nearly a month on the run, Raul Garcia-Gomez, an illegal alien suspected in the shooting death of Denver police officer Donald R. Young and wounding of another, is in custody following his arrest last night in Mexico. Four others were also taken into custody in the U.S., including Jaime Arana del Angel of Denver, charged with accessory to first-degree murder. - (Gmanjunior)
DA says it could take a year to bring cop killer suspect back from Mexico  - it could involve delicate negotiations with Mexico, which will not extradite suspects who could face the death penalty

• 300 killed along border as drug crime thrives in Mexico -- (aryan_barbarian)

• Former Mexico City mayor Espinosa Villarreal Sentenced to 7.5 Years for embezzling government funds
• Mexico Extradites Two in Illegal Deaf Mexican Exploitation Case
• Fox's Remarks on Border Slayings Draw Ire - 323 women had been killed in the city across from El Paso, Texas

• Mexican Catholics persecute Christians, threaten to tear down homes of those refusing to ‘recant’

• Mexican Teachers March Against Killings in Ciudad Juarez, across from El Paso, Texas Against Killings
• Mexico Prison Chief Eduardo Villalobos Killed in Ambush outside his home

• Mexican Foreigners - Murderers and Rapists - Lose Death Row Appeal
  The Supreme Court on Monday turned aside an appeal by a Mexican citizen on death row in Texas, who contended he and 51 other Mexicans should have their death sentences overturned because they were improperly denied legal help from their consulates in violation of international law. In an unsigned decision, justices dismissed the case of Jose Medellin, who argued he was entitled to a federal court hearing on whether his rights were violated when a Texas court tried and sentenced him to death in 1994 on rape and murder charges without consular access. - (White Boy) - (Mexico)
  
• 12 Illegal Immigrants Die in Ariz. Desert Heat - (Svejk)
• U.S. Migrants Ask Mexico to Help Families
  MEXICO CITY -- Mexican migrants from the Chicago area asked the Mexican government Monday to help them reunite families separated by deportations, arguing that new U.S. immigration and terrorism laws are applied unfairly to hardworking (illegal Mexican aliens).

• Vatican: No Plans for Mexican Homo-Priest Probe
  allegations that the Rev. Marcial Maciel Degallado, Mexican founder of a conservative religious order sexually abused seminarians more than 30 years ago, and the Holy See had no plans to bring a church trial against the priest.

• Canada is wooing Mexican immigrants - (aryan_barbarian) - (Canada)
• Semen moisturiser big in Mexico
  Porn star Lyn May, who is in her sixties, is behind the company producing the cream. Mrs May swears that the Semen moisturizer is capable of erasing wrinkles and leaves skin soft. She told Las Ultimas Noticias: "I select attractive young man and pay them for their semen."

• Angry Mexicans Criticize U.S. Border Warning
  Mexico said it was working to improve security in the border region but suggested the U.S. State Department had overreacted by renewing a warning to U.S. travelers about drug violence in northern Mexico. More than 30 U.S. citizens have been kidnapped or murdered in the past eight months in the Mexican border town of Nuevo Laredo

• Tennessee: 5,000 restaurant customers face shots after hepatitis A outbreak
  In 2003, a hepatitis A outbreak made more than 300 people sick, including one death, in the Knoxville area, North Carolina and Georgia when contaminated green onions from Mexico were served in chain restaurants.

• Newspaper Director Shot to Death on Mexico

• Women to Testify in Mexican Sex Trafficking Trial
  NEW YORK -- The poor, uneducated teenager met Josue Flores Carreto at a pastry shop where she worked in central Mexico and, amid promises of a better life, they wed in 2001. What followed, federal prosecutors say, were beatings, threats and sex with strangers far from home.
  The young woman's story, which Carreto disputes, is crucial to a federal case alleging he and a gang of fellow predators forced Mexican women like his bride into prostitution. Authorities say some of the victims were smuggled into New York in a scheme that made the gang hundreds of thousands of dollars while leaving the women penniless.
  Carreto, 37, brother Gerardo Flores Carreto, 33, and Daniel Perez Alonso, 25, all Mexican nationals, were arrested last year after immigration agents targeted the ring's U.S. outpost -- two dingy apartments in Queens. The men, who pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges, are to go on trial Monday in federal court.
  Others were arrested in Mexico -- including the Carreto brothers' mother, an alleged organizer of the ring -- on charges they forced an unknown number of women to become prostitutes.

• Mexico Opens Aging Sex Workers' Shelter
• Mexico Crowd Takes Police Officers Hostage

• Tuberculosis epidemic infesting Texas-Mexico border - "Alert your congress-person". - (Alex)
• Illegal aliens threaten U.S. medical system
  Docs journal reports hospitals being closed, previously vanquished diseases being spread
  "many illegal aliens harbor fatal diseases that American medicine fought and vanquished long ago, such as drug-resistant tuberculosis, malaria, leprosy, plague, polio, dengue, and Chagas disease."
• Threat of TB close at hand - being imported by illegal Mexican aliens
  "Tuberculosis has become a disease mostly of non-U.S.-born residents, and for us that mostly means Mexico," Simpson said. "In southern New Mexico and El Paso there's a huge migrant work force that travels back and forth to Mexico. It's almost improbable to think that they won't bring the disease with them into the United States." About 25 percent of the Mexican population is infected with tuberculosis and 6 percent with multi-drug-resistant TB.
• Disease, unwanted import
  Contagious diseases are entering the United States because of immigrants, illegal aliens, refugees and travelers, and World Health Organization officials say the worst could be yet to come.  In addition to a list of imported diseases that includes tuberculosis, sickle cell anemia, hepatitis B, measles and the potentially deadly parasitic disease Chagas, officials fear what could happen if the avian flu, which is flourishing among poultry in Southeast Asia, mutates so that it is capable of human-to-human transmission through casual contact.
  
• Angry Crowd Kills Police Officer in Mexico

• 18-count indictment in illegal Mexican migrant Miguel Ortiz's rape trial
  An 18-count indictment filed yesterday accuses an illegal immigrant of the brutal Valentine's Day rape of a Westerleigh woman for whom he had done some household cleaning work. Miguel Ortiz, 25, also is charged with terrorizing the woman with a kitchen knife and threatening to kill her pre-teen daughter, who was not home. If convicted at trial, the Mexican citizen could face up to 25 years behind bars on each of eight felony counts of rape, burglary and other sex offenses. The sentences could run consecutively. He also potentially faces deportation. - TERRIFYING RAPE
  "I want sex! Do you want me to kill your daughter? You won't see her anymore!" Police arrested the 5-foot-4, 140-pound Ortiz when they found him passed out and drunk on the woman's bed, wearing nothing but a condom.

• UK: Mexican Serial sex attacker Victor Carrera faces years behind bars
  A serial sex attacker who raped a teenage girl while she was on the phone to police pleading for help is facing years behind bars.
  The married father-of-one, who is also wanted for rape in Spain, targeted his "vulnerable" victims in the early hours of weekends as they made their way home from nights out. Carrera, a Mexican, was convicted of rape, attempted rape and sexual assault.

• U-A, A-S-U Advise Students to Avoid Mexico Spring Break - (Aryan Barbarian)
• Michigan Senators Vote Against Gonzales
• Mexico Detains Vicente Fox's Travel Chief on suspicion he was feeding information to drug lords
• Assailants Kill 3 Before Mexico Election - killing three police officers and a teenage boy
• Sergio Palomino Lomeli Sr. arrested on numerous charges stemming from his involvement with a Sinaloa, Mexico drug ring - (Aryan Barbarian)

Anasazi practiced cannibalism? One scientist thinks so.

...now more than five million illegal aliens in the US,
with another million? arriving each year...