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br> -- Grant Fox , Law Firm Fox & Fox, P.A. br> Tupelo, Mississippi /p> p> SEEDING FOR SECURITY br> Re: James G. Poulos's CAFTA Is About Security : /p>Mr. Poulos fails to make the case for CAFTA. Despite NAFTA, we have a large illegal immigrant population (mostly from Mexico) that is continuing to pour into the U.S. We also have a huge trade imbalance that is continuing to balloon wildly out of control. Neither of these extremely important issues is addressed by this article.
I also found this statement "everyone except American and Mexican farming and labor interests has something to gain from CAFTA" to be particularly enlightening. Guess what, Mr. Poulos, the average American IS those "labor interests" that you dismiss so cavalierly. We actually need jobs in this country to feed and raise our families.
p>This is another free trade at any price propaganda piece disguised in national security rhetoric. You have convinced me to contact my representative and request a vote against CAFTA. br> --
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