Minuteman Project invades Southern Arizona, highlights complexity of border crisis : AZ IMC

There will be no fooling around April 1 when hundreds of vigilantes swarm to a small stretch of the Arizona-Mexico border, picking up the slack where they say the government is miserably failing to stop the so-called “invasion of mobs of illegal aliens.” The month-long gathering, dubbed the Minuteman Project, has attracted volunteers from all of the country to come camp in the desert and monitor the border.

Organized primarily to reap media attention to a region wrought with conflict and controversy rather than slow down the amount of undocumented travelers, the project has been called patriotic by some and racist by others.

During April, Chris Simcox, the Minuteman Project leader, said participants will be stationed every quarter mile along a 20 mile stretch of border between Douglas and the San Pedro River. They are to conduct “field observation and reporting.” Simcox says forty pilots with 16 aircraft will patrol the area from above. No media source has been able to confirm the numbers of volunteers signed up for the grassroots vigilante project.

Although it is impossible to know how many undocumented people enter the U.S. each year, last year the U.S. Border Patrol agents in the Tucson sector apprehended 490,827 migrants according to a November 5, 2004, Tucson Citizen article. According to the Border Patrol, 90 percent of those apprehended are returned to México.

The majority of migrants journey across the border to seek work with U.S. business that rely on their cheap labor to maintain profits. “The current border policy doesn’t supplement the economic needs that employers depend on,” says Kat Rodriguez, organizer with Derechos Humanos, a non-profit organization that focuses on solutions to border issues.

“Absolutely no one denies immigration needs reform. Our immigration policy does not reflect economic reality,” Rodriguez said. She stressed that there are appropriate ways to advocate change, and that armed patrols of the border will not solve the problem.

Groups like Derechos Humanos, Border Action Network, The Samaritans, Humane Borders and No More Deaths have been addressing violence and deaths along the border for years. Activists and humanitarian groups have done vigils, marches, protests, aid camps and patrols, petitioning of government officials, and teach-ins in response to vigilante activity, Border Patrol abuses, beatings and shootings along the border, and other migrant injustices.

While the Minuteman Project advocates its volunteers remain “peaceful” and obey all Arizona laws, human rights groups worry about the safety of the migrants who journey through the desert in an attempt to find jobs.

A team of legal observers will head down to Southern Arizona for the entire month to monitor the Minuteman Project to make sure they obey First Amendment and other laws governing the treatment of migrants.

“Through my eyes, the problem is that what occurs on the U.S.-México border is one of the grossest human rights violations in the history of the United States,” wrote Ray Ybarra, former American Civil Liberty Union spokesperson, in a letter to Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever earlier in March. “Here in our backyard, human beings have to face death and hatred in their pursuit of work that this country offers.”

The ACLU may renege their support for the legal observation project, citing the risks associated with the monitoring of potentially armed, racist individuals. Ibarra said he will lead the project without ACLU support if need be. (see arizona.indymedia.org/news/2005/03/25720.php)

Although the group denies racist accusations, the likelihood that violent white supremacists will get involved are a realistic concern for human rights groups, civil rights groups, activists, local citizens, and U.S. and Mexican authorities. Less than a week before the Minuteman Project was set to begin, white supremist group, the National Alliance, dispersed fliers in Douglas, Arizona, Ybarra said.

Arizonans opposed to the Minuteman Project hope to educate the public about the real causes of the mass migration.

“As residents of the border region, we have seen first hand the effects of border militarization these vigilantes are calling for,” said Lenny Molina, Earth First! member and participant in the counter-demonstration planned on April 1 in Tombstone, Az. “Militarization accelerates the destruction of desert ecosystems and indigenous cultures and destroys the lives of people who are ultimately refugees of U.S. foreign policy towards Latin America.”

Since the North American Free Trade Agreement’s (NAFTA) implementation in 1994 by the leaders of the United States, Mexico and Canada, the economic consequences of the neoliberal trade policy has created a complex situation that now dominates the 2,000 mile U.S.-Mexico border.

“Like the CIA-backed death squads in Central America in the 1980s, economically violent policies like NAFTA force people off their land and out of their communities,” said Jonathan Shapiro, employee with BorderLinks, a non-profit organization that leads experiential education border trips. “When these economic refuges arrive at our southern border, they’re met by a corrupt border policy, one that is designed to reflect politicians’ needs, and not reality,” Shapiro said.

No More Deaths, a coalition of border activist and humanitarian groups, estimate that more than 3,000 migrants have lost their lives while crossing the U.S.- México border since the 1990s.

Derechos Humanos, No More Deaths and Border Action Network are organizing border unity events throughout April including volleyball over the border, poetry slams and vigils. In May, the groups will host a 75-mile migrant walk from the border to Tucson, an eye-opening event that exposes participants to the realities of crossing the desert. At the end of March, an action alert led people to call Cochise County, Arizona and U.S. attorneys to urge them to enforce the laws.

The militarization of the border has drastically transformed the fragile desert land over the past decade. Today, the region is characterized by trails of empty water jugs, backpacks, clothing and other items dropped by individuals daring to cross the border without legal documentation. Weaving through the saguaros and washes are endless vehicle tracks of Border Patrol trucks, drug runners, and pick-up drivers. Black helicopters and unmanned drones patrol the desert by sky, searching for human beings with infrared cameras. Families living in Nogales, one city divided by the border, see a large concrete and steel wall topped with barbed wire everyday. Mammals, such as the Sonoran pronghorn and Mexican jaguar, have had their habitats fragmented by walls, fences and other human disturbances.

While the Minuteman Project may monitor the border for a month, the U.S. government continues to push the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA), the Andean Free Trade Agreement (AFTA) and the comprehensive Free Trade of the Americas Agreement (FTAA), large-scale economic policies that will likely increase the amount of Latin American economic refugees seeking a better life.

April 1 – Protest the Minuteman Project in Tombstone, AZ. Meet at the Schieffelin Building at 1pm. Bring signs, noise makers.

April 2 – Women in Black Vigil at the Border. Naco Highway, just north of the border. 1pm. See www.derechoshumanosaz.net.

April 9 – Borderlands Poetry: A Reading Across the Wall. West end of the Naco/Naco border wall. 4-6pm. See www.derechoshumanosaz.net.

April 14-26 – Life and Death on the Border: A faith-based response. Workshops on border issues. See www.nomoredeaths.org.

April 17 – Interfaith Vigil Service. West end of the Naco/Naco border wall. 5pm. See www.derechoshumanosaz.net.

April 24 – Volleyball Over the Border. Time TBA. West end of the Naco/Naco border wall. See www.derechoshumanosaz.net.

April 30 – Unity Celebration. Gather at 2:30pm on the U.S. side for Unity Walk across the border. Location TBA. See www.derechoshumanosaz.net.

May 30 to June 5 – Migrant Walk from Sasabe to Tucson, a 75-mile symbolic journey across the desert. See http://www.normoredeaths.org.

The Arizona/Mexico border is a very rugged region of high desert grassland and mountains. In the summer, temperatures reach well over 100 during the day, then dropping some 30-40 degrees at night. With the extremely tight security in and near the historic crossing points of Nogales and Agua Prieta, migrants are forced to hike through this treacherous landscape, sometimes for days, to work in the U.S.

No More Deaths, a coalition of the many border-related organizations, worked with the Samaritans to staff migrant aid camps in the desert last summer. Volunteers from the camps would go on daily patrols looking for migrants in need of food, water and medical aid while also picking up trash and documenting Border Patrol’s actions.

Artist Alfred J. Quiroz created dozens of giant, steel cutouts, forming them into a mural on the border fence in Nogales, Sonora. Art is one of the many ways the Mexican community is trying to cope with the effects brought by this huge wall, and the policies that keep it propped up.

Hundreds of crosses were placed on the border wall in Nogales, Sonora, last May during the No More Deaths kick-off march. Two marches, one from each side of the border, converged at the checkpoint to bring attention to the number of migrants who have died in the desert.

What complexity? There is a border. Mexico is on one side, the US is on the other. They stay on their side until given PERMISSION to enter, and we do the same. What's complex about that?

the whole minutemen project is a disgusting vehicle for hate. the sooner the project is shut down the sooner we reinforce anti-hate, and stop people from using this as a catharsis for their faux fear, anti-mexican issues

CATHOLIC NATION. ITS WHAT THE DRUG WAR WAS REALLY ALL ABOUT, GENOCIDE, REMOVING A LARGE VOTER SEGMENT (BLACKS) AND REPLACING WITH ANOTHER (CATHOLIC HISPANICS)-- ELEPHANT HERD. NSA. READ BARRY AND THE BOYS: THE CIA THE MOB AND AMERICAS SECRET HISTORY. BUSH DID KENNEDY. PREPPY WARS. ROYALTY SHIT.

Why is it "hate" to protect our borders? Is it you that is the true racist here assuming decent Americans that want the borders secure only want it because they are Mexican?

You know what... I support the project 100% and would be willing to trade 1 liberal for 2 productive mexicans any day. I would trade you first. Hope you speak Spanish and are good on your back.

I HATE MEXICANS, almost as much as I hate Liberals. Stay in your own country.

You are both a sexist and a racist. Your posted comments on this site establish that. You claim not to be a racist, but your claims are not credible, as you make comments which stereotype undocumented Mexican immigrants.

You have obviously confused indymedia.org with the Free Republic website.

Don't take too long finding your way back there!

Dear Miss Lee,

If you consider these people who are only trying to enforce federal immigration laws to be vigilantes, since our corrupt politicians at both the state and federal levels refuse to uphold these laws, (due to being paid quite handsomely by corporate America), why don't you volunteer to have your state and federal taxes increased to help pay for these illegals (and their children's) medical and education benefits?? THEY'RE BREAKING THE LAW!!!!! DO YOU GET IT??

Fuck Your Laws!
Your laws permitted slavery, and still do.
Fuck Your Laws!
Your laws put corporations above people.
Fuck Your Laws!
Your laws despoil the planet.
Fuck Your Laws!
Your laws tax a janitor at a higher rate than a CEO.
Fuck Your Laws!
Your laws dictate behavior even into the bedroom.
Fuck Your Laws!
Your laws deny us control of our own bodies.
Fuck Your Laws!

Take it easy, pal.

Aren't you being unfair?

Most things aren't white or black.

Regards

Mexicans are hard working people. They deserve much more credit and respect than they get.Probably the only reson this guy hates them is because they put him to shame.THEY OUT WORK MOST AMERICANS.The majority don't look for trouble.UNLIKE aMERICANS WHO ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR TROUBLE.GOD HELP ALL YOU RACISTS PEOPLE.I HOPE YOUR CHILD NEVER HAVES TO SUFFER BECAUSE OF SOME SELFISH AMERICAN

Why do you hate us . we don't hate you. Your a hater.

I am an older woman who wandered into this web site and am just so saddened by the hateful messages posted here. I find it so alarming that such animosity can exist towards others - I have never been so dismayed at reading such postings before. For the record - I am progressive, I am from the Northeast and I think groups such as Humane Borders, Borderlinks etc. are wonderful -- if this means I am going to get hate mail now, I just feel sorry for the person with that much anger in themselves that they would take the time to post such replies.

If the went about immigration the right way, they wouldn't be out wandering the desert in the first place.

I have nothing against Mexicans/Canadians that enter our country legally (with the exception of Celine Dion, she should be executed for extreme cruelty just by opening her mouth to "sing")... I have a real problem with people who enter out country illegally... My personal feeling is that anyone attempting to enter the country illegally should be shot at, if not killed when trying to enter the country... We are at war. How many of you could tell a Mexican from an Middle Eastern based terrorist? Arm the borders, drop them where they stand and lead them if they run... Besides, if life is so bad in Mexico that their population has to emmigrate in order to find a decent life, then maybe it's time for a revolution down South... That, or maybe we (the U.S.) should think about annexing Mexico... After all, if we're paying to care for the poorest of the poor Mexicans, then we should reap what limited rewards there are in that godforsaken country...

u hate mexicans..? too bad. you'll see them every single day of ur life, everywhere u go, and no matter how bad u try to run away from them, you'll never escape! SO GET OVER IT! the day you die is the day you'll stop seeing them! Dont hate because they're becoming greater with every single breath u take, appreciate motherfucker!!! Mexicans only come to American to WORK! Something they unfortunately cant do in mexico. All the food you eat that's been processed here in American.. GUESS WHO WORKS THAT MANUFACTURING THAT! and you kno when you go on vacations? the hotels you stay at? Guess who keeps them clean? Do you ever eat at fast food restaurants? Well guess who cooks, Guess who cleans the floors, the bathrooms, the dishes!! DAMN RIGHT YOURE RIGHT! HISPANICS DO!!!! Yet you hate us.. what would america be without them.. i dont think YOU would work in such things.. or would u? You kno what.. I'm mexican and proud look at me, my parents came from mexico without ONE cent and just look... i have a house, i have clothes, a computer, im getting an education. I am 13 years old and I am here replying to your stupid comment full of BS! Isnt that great? Thats why we come here, to become better. So now that YOU live here, probably "better" than mexicans, why dont u just stop complaining and live a happy life? Because we sure are living happy. whites might hate us and try to get us out of america but OH WE SOOOO ARENT GOING ANYWHERE!

So much HATRED
by Charles White Saturday, Aug. 06, 2005 at 11:40 PM
Fallbrook, Calif

I have to laugh at these many letters you publish on illegal Mexican immigration, frequently from the same writers. In my door-to-door canvassing job, I meet many Mexican homeowners. They are unfailingly polite and cheerful, and laugh when I try to say a few words in their language.

They are always surrounded by their happy, smiling children, and many other members of their extended families. Far from being poor, they are very rich in the happiness of life, in stark contrast to most of the letter writers.

Fortunately, these Mexicans are far too busy working to bother reading these letters, and if they did, they would laugh at the letter writers, because they know they are indispensable. They know these fat, lazy Americans need them to do their yard work and all the other jobs Americans are too lazy to do themselves, and they are not the slightest bit concerned what these people think of them.

Many of these Mexican homeowners probably started out as illegals, but by dint of sheer determination and hard work and the help of their extended families, have achieved a degree of success. They are the most tolerant people I know, and they could teach these letter writers a thing or two.

If all the illegal immigrants crossing the border where a bunch of white irishmen, would everyone still be so upset?

"HATE MEXICANS
by Dubya Thursday April 14, 2005 at 04:52 PM

I HATE MEXICANS, almost as much as I hate Liberals. Stay in your own country. "

Look at the stupidity of this moron! No facts or credible statements just good old racism! lol

"Hard Worker
by Mike Jones Wednesday April 27, 2005 at 09:29 PM

Dear Miss Lee,

If you consider these people who are only trying to enforce federal immigration laws to be vigilantes, since our corrupt politicians at both the state and federal levels refuse to uphold these laws, (due to being paid quite handsomely by corporate America), why don't you volunteer to have your state and federal taxes increased to help pay for these illegals (and their children's) medical and education benefits?? THEY'RE BREAKING THE LAW!!!!! DO YOU GET IT?"

Apparently the one that doesn't get it is you!
They pay taxes too! Everyone pays property taxes and that is where the money comes from to pay for schools, hospitals, police, fire, etc.
Too bad you are too ignorant to know that! lol

"Dear Miss Lee,

If you consider these people who are only trying to enforce federal immigration laws to be vigilantes, since our corrupt politicians at both the state and federal levels refuse to uphold these laws, (due to being paid quite handsomely by corporate America), why don't you volunteer to have your state and federal taxes increased to help pay for these illegals (and their children's) medical and education benefits?? THEY'RE BREAKING THE LAW!!!!! DO YOU GET IT?"

Apparently the one that doesn't get it is you!
They pay taxes too! Everyone pays property taxes and that is where the money comes from to pay for schools, hospitals, police, fire, etc.
Too bad you are too ignorant to know that! lol "

I cannot believe you think that people who get paid under the table pay taxes. I am sick and tired of mexicans draining the economy and causing major accidents in my city. I have been hit three times in one year by illegals with no insurance and no type of identification. The hard working mexican you talk about I have respect for. Unfortunatley when the other 95% of them get done working for the day they are already drinking cervezas and then decide to drive home. They have no right to be here and are a serious drain on the economy. I would rather put the money towards repaying black and indian family's for hardships they have suffered over the years.

Greetings,
I was born a white American in Phoenix, Arizona. I have lived in south phoenix for over 23 years. When
I was growing up I have seen the constant changes in
people. Its like mexico, crack houses all over, gang and violence everywhere. I was beaten 3 times and
all of my belongings are gone. Even my truck is gone.
Just because im white. All the drugs comming over from the borders is from mexicans. Yes, there are some good ones but not many. They haft to gang up on you like fucking bees. The mexican moffia is very very stong and out of control. Now, I finally moved thousand of miles away. Now I have peace.
Also they are taking all the jobs away from poor white people and there are alot of us. Please send your comments, and if I can help the border patrol please send me a ticket and a shotgun. Im very motivated and I have no felonys.

Here's the problem as I see it. Mexico, as a country, is a pathetic failure. If Mexicans are so industrious and hard-working, why can't they stay in Mexico and make something of their own country? Why do they have to come here and wash our cars and scrub our toilets? The truth is that Mexico is a country full of backward, primiitive peasants who can't make it work in their own country, so they're coming to our country (even though we don't want them here) and turning our country into a vast wasteland of unskilled, uneducated, unmotivated peasants. If you're so great, all of you Mexicans out there, then why can't you rise above scrubbing toilets??

Your Know your to young to have much of a opinion. Im almost 50 years old and I have been around. You guys bring property vales to a crawl and
dump trash out to your front lawn, also you sell your sister for 20.00. Ive seen it plenty of times. And all
you eat are buritos. Get a life and some more kids. You dont have the smarts to have 1 or 2 kids and go to school. You figure enough of homeboys you can just take it......Look out because someday it will all change. Bush is already going to put a stop to all the
border Jumping. God Bless

I see a lot of posts saying they hate Mexicans. The truth is for the most part the typical MEXICAN. Is not a bad person. In fact they are kind, respectful, honest, hard working and loyal people. BUT the American Mexican (or as I like to call them Amerimex) are the trash of life, they are the roaches of the world. They obey no law unless it benefits them. They will steal any thing and every thing. I am tired of being behind a car or truck that is going 25 mph in a 40 mph zone. The gas pedal is not an option press the damn thing, oh, and there is a max of 4 people in the cab of a truck not 10.Piss off!!!! This is America; I should not have to press 1 for English like I am the foreigner. Hey get control of your damn pack of kids when you’re in a store, and bye the way 1 or 2 even 3 kids is fine 5, 6 and 7? Have you heard of a rubber? The pill? Why are you on welfare? I mean come on each of your 7 kids has a different dad that should be great money from child support. Ok Ok Joke for you all! How can you tell if an Amerimex is a virgin? SHE IS SKINNEY or 10 years old.

After reading some the posts here all got to say is Fuck all you haters. Seriously and most importantly honestly I have grown up thinking I was a hundred percent American, I mean my grandfather fought in world war 2, his older bother was killed in Japan and his younger killed in Germany, and that is just the beginning of my family’s long history of serving in the service. Growing up I slowly realized that many Anglos or Americans look at me what do they see, beaner, spic, Mexican, definitely not American. I still feel out of place even in the country that my family has fought for and still continue too. Lately more than ever Mexicans are under attack, for doing what, trying to work, accepting low wages, pick up jobs no one else will accept, fighting in a bullshit war started by Bush, doing whatever it takes to make a better life.

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