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Submitted by administrator on Thu, 2010-06-03 03:44
Mexico

"WE CONNECT mission teams from the US with the poorest of the poor in Mexican border communities, working together to build houses for the neediest families.

Just across our Texas border are third world conditions in the Mexican colonias where families live in one-room houses made of cardboard, children cannot afford to attend public schools, medical care is not available and there are a lack of churches supporting the poor." -faithministry.org

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Submitted by MLD on Tue, 2010-07-27 19:14
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The AP is reporting that if Arizona law SB 1070 Goes Into Effect Thursday, Mexico will send human rights inspectors to monitor all large border crossings including Reynosa, Mexico. Mexico's National Human Rights Commission is claiming, "The implementation of the Arizona Law SB1070 represents a threat to migrants' full exercise of their human rights." Reynosa, just recovering from recent flooding and long border crossing lines will now have another potential area of conflict.