1000 Mexican Soldiers Prepare - Will They Help the Minuteman Project??

Fear and concern start to sink in for the Mexican town of Agua Prieta located just across the Arizona border near Douglas:

Mayor Figueroa says his plan is to be cautions and to maintain a low profile. The last thing he want is to provoke violence.

David Morales, a spokesman for Agua Prieta says, "We understand it can become a volitale situation and we don't want to contribute to that in any form."

The Mexican military is on stand-by. One unit has about a thousand soldiers. They're located just across the border.

They're united with the Mayor of Agua Prieta and they're saying they're hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst.

Does that mean the Mexican army will help ensure that no fleeing Mexicans will cross the border into the United States? And help keep the peace? Maybe Mexico need to spend the next 30 days beefing up border patrols to make sure no Mexicans slip into the United States preventing any further possible violence or bloodshed. That way it becomes a win-win situation. Mexico learn the value of doing things the ethically correct way by respecting the laws of the United States while the U.S. get to save a few million U.S. tax dollars on nabbing and the transportation costs of illegal aliens back to Mexico. Up to 1300 Mexicans enter the United States each day and over a one month period you're talking about almost 40,000 a month.

Will Mexico do her job to ensure that Mexicans be the law-abiding Mexican citizens of their homeland?? Perhaps it'd be cheaper to pay the Mexican army to do their job. No!! Bad move. Badddd move.

The standoff saga continues...........