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Monday, July 09, 2007

Opposition to Mexican trucks on U.S. roads still strong

WASHINGTON – Critics appear as full-throated as ever in their opposition to a Bush administration plan to open the nation's highways to Mexican trucks, according to a review of public comments collected so far by the federal government. signonsandiego.com, July 7, 2007

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posted by EagleHQ at 8:28 AM

4 Comments:

  • This is going to bring more illegals (child molesters, terrorists, and otherwise unwanted members of society there), more drugs, and death to many American families on the roads. They drive unsafe equipment, do not know our traffic laws or how to read our road signs. How many horrific wrecks will happen before someone starts counting. How many deaths will it take to matter. THIS PRESIDENT is not protecting the border........he is opening the gate!!! I was a strong BUSH supporter until this!!!!!!!!! NO MORE!!!!!!!!!!!! THis decision and the general condition of the economy and the fact that illegals are swarming around everywhere in ATLANTA lets me know something is wrong like bever before!!! BYE BYE USA!!!!!!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, At 7:45 AM  

  • I have jusat moved here from S.Carolina. I have witnessed buses with Mexican connections barreling through Austin, TX in a very unsafe and extremely dangerous driving manner. I think we have enough problems here. Mexicao must submit to our inspection protoclos and pay for repairs and certification of safety prior entry onto our highways.THIS INCLUDES HIGHWAY RULES AND REGULATIOPNS!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, At 4:26 PM  

  • NAFTA Superhighway: James Hoffa's CSPAN Interview.
    Please watch this clip at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naLwX0kJjUk

    By Anonymous Anonymous, At 6:52 PM  

  • I am a semi-truck driver and deliver and pick up loads at the Mexican borders. The idea that this costs billions is a sham. These are distribution centers similar to what we have all over the country. The only additional cost is that we Americans with American trucks cost more to operate than Mexican trucks and labor. Their goal is to bring goods in from all over the world through their ports instead of ours, again, cheapening America. NAFTA has not brought us a better quality of life but has stripped us of manufacturing business and decent jobs. The only improved qual. of life is for the Mexican people. All the world is being brought up and we are being lowered.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, At 8:22 PM  

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