Everyday I read about murder in the news, I'm disturbed by how often it involves men who are living here illegally that kill their own wives, children and others. What angers me the most is that these men who cross the border into Texas illegally do not think they must abide by our laws. Then, after they have been convicted, they believe their own government should intervene on their behalf and protect them from Texas Justice. I'm sure the families of these murderers believe that Texas is wrong, Texas is harsh, Texas has no right.
So why do you come over here?
If you think this way, why take the risk? What's your reasoning? Stay in Mexico, don't come to our state or country and think that you don't have to follow our laws. If an American citizen murdered someone in your country - then they deserve your punishment.
This is not prejudice speaking, it is our right by our state laws to demand visitors follow our laws or submit to our punishment for breaking those laws.
The most horrific rape and murder case questioned Texas' right to execute illegal aliens. The men confessed to the crime, they viciously raped a 14 year old and 16 year old and then murdered them during a gang initiation. The 16 year old was Hispanic, a beautiful young lady killed by men who didn't care what race she was, their objective was rape and murder and Texas demanded justice for this Hispanic young woman, as well as her 14 year old Caucasian friend. There was no prejudice or discrimination involved in the decision. The simple truth is that it wouldn't matter what nationality or race these men were to Texas citizens, we would still demand justice for the innocent, the truly innocent. Read about the crime. If you can honestly say after reading the details, that these type of men deserve to live, then I suggest you make sure your citizens remain in your country.
We need that wall, and if Mexico and its citizens believe it's unsafe and dangerous to come to Texas and commit crimes, then Mexico needs that wall, too.
2004 Rape & Murder Victims
Jennifer Ertman & Elizabeth Pena
http://www.murdervictims.com/voices/jeneliz.html
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