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Mexico border fence doesn't stop Mother's Day reunions
chron.com May 12, 2008
Flanked by the U.S. Border Field Park on one side and Playa de Tijuana on the other, the 10-foot-high fence offers a modest opening here and there, just wide enough to slip a hand through as relatives greet loved ones. ... Fence doesn't stop bittersweet reunions Families...
Border Fence Ruins Mother’s Day for Mexican Families
stoptheaclu.com May 14, 2008
By Warner Todd Huston If you are looking for an eyerolling, maudlin Mother's Day story, you don't have to go any farther than the pages of the Washington Post to get a doosie. You see, Ashley Surdin of the WaPo gave us a tear-jerker of a tale about how the border ...
WaPo: Border Fence Ruins Mother's Day for Mexican Families
freerepublic.com May 14, 2008
If you are looking for an eyerolling, maudlin Mother's Day story, you don't have to go any farther than the pages of the Washington Post to get a doosie. You see, Ashley Surdin of the Washington Post gave us a tear-jerker of a tale about how the border fence between Mexico and the United States...
WaPo: Border Fence Ruins Mother's Day for Mexican Families
newsbusters.org May 13, 2008
If you are looking for an eyerolling, maudlin Mother's Day story, you don't have to go any farther than the pages of the Washington Post to get a doosie. You see, Ashley Surdin of the WaPo gave us a tear-jerker of a tale about how the border fence between Mexico and the United States keeps...
WaPo: Border Fence Ruins Mother's Day for Illegals
newsbusters.org May 13, 2008
If you are looking for an eyerolling, maudlin Mother's Day story, you don't have to go any farther than the pages of the Washington Post to get a doosie. You see, Ashley Surdin of the WaPo gave us a tear-jerker of a tale about how the border fence between Mexico and the United States keeps...
Fence doesn't stop bittersweet reunions (immigration sob story - captions, please)
freerepublic.com May 13, 2008
"Francelia Menchaca drove with her family from Phoenix to the Tijuana border to see her mother at the fence on Saturday." You can walk to the U.S. border, Francelia Menchaca's immigration lawyer advised her, but don't put your fingers through its fence. It may hinder her immigration paperwork,...
Mexicans mark Mother's Day along kinder part of border
chron.com May 12, 2008
Flanked by the U.S. Border Field Park on one side and Playa de Tijuana on the other, the 10-foot-high fence offers a modest opening here and there, just wide enough to slip a hand through as relatives greet loved ones. ... You can walk to the U.S. border, Francelia...