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Gael Gonzalez / Reuters
People gather on the border fence separating Mexico and the U.S. as seen from the Mexican side in Ciudad Juarez January 29, 2011. About 200 people gathered on both sides of the border, wishing for peace and an end to violence.
JESUS ALCAZAR / AFP - Getty Images
Women hold signs at the Anapra-Sunland Park chain-link fence during a demonstration against violence in the Mexico-United States border in Ciudad Juarez on January 29, 2011. Over 200 people on both sides of the border came together to express their desire for peace and an end to violence in Ciudad Juarez.
Gael Gonzalez / Reuters
A man standing on the Mexican side of the border fence separating Mexico and the U.S. flashes the peace sign as people wave peace flags on the U.S. side, in Ciudad Juarez January 29, 2011. About 200 people gathered on both sides of the border, wishing for peace and an end to violence.
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The fence between Guatemala and Mexico, On the United States of Mexico border is not as imposing, yet much more effective...
Too bad all the beaners can't be killed. They sneak over the boarder to have a better life in the U.S. Weee all pay for that and ALL the other things they do ILLEGALLY just after they cross the border.
I think I can probably speak for MOST Americans. WE ARE SICK AND TIRED OF MEXICANS RUNNING THROUGH OUR BOARDERS. SHOOT THE CRAP OUT OF THEM! THEN THEY WON'T CROSS OVER ANYMORE. LET THE MEXICAN RAT GOVERNMENT/POLICE (SUCH AS THEY ARE) TAKE CARE OF THEIR OWN SLIME.
Peace my ass. THEY cause us ALL the problems at the boarder and have for years. STAY in Mexico, we DO NOT WANT YOU IN THE U.S.!
You probably suck the government's di*k! THIS WAS OUR COUNTRTY FIRST. KISS MY MEXICAN ASSSS STUPID RACIST AMERICANS!