I heard this just for a minute on
CNN's Crossfire and I scrounged around the net to find it in print.
Mexico publishes guide to assist border crossers... Mexico's foreign ministry has created a comic-style guidebook to crossing the U.S. border illegally.
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The 32-page book, The Guide for the Mexican Migrant, was published in December by Mexico's Foreign Ministry. Using simple language, the book offers safety information for border crossers, a primer on their legal rights and advice on living unobtrusively in the United States...
"This guide is intended to give you some practical advice that could be of use if you have made the difficult decision to seek new work opportunities outside your country," the book says.
Some have argued that since some have already made the decision to cross, this booklet will save lives. Others claim that this encourages illegal immigration and that this booklet blatantly shows contempt for U.S. Law.
Is this booklet encouraging illegal immigration or is it saving lives?
Is the Mexican government sending a loud signal that they condone illegal immigration?
What should the U.S. government's reaction be?