So what is this, you ask ? Whats the big deal ?First off, the official definition for the card is this...
"The Matricula Consular de Alta Seguridad (MCAS) (Consular Identification Card) is an identification card issued by the Government of Mexico through its consulate offices to Mexican nationals residing outside of Mexico regardless of their emigration status.
Also known as the Mexican CID card, it has been issued since 1871, and cardholders could be either legal or illegal aliens in the foreign country they are residing in.
The official purpose of the card is to demonstrate that the bearer is a Mexican national living outside of Mexico.
It includes an official Government of Mexico issued ID number and bears a photograph and address of the Mexican National to whom it is issued.
The easy definition is that the Matricula Consular cards are identification cards are issued by the Mexican government to mainly illegal immigrants living in the United States, and currently more than 350 financial institutions accept Matricula Consular cards as proof of identification thereby allowing thousands of illegal immigrants to have access to mainstream U.S. financial services.
Do I need to take it any further down the road for you ?
These people uses these cards that they pay $27.00 for to obtain checking accounts, credit cards, auto loans, home loans, anything they want under any name or circumstance they choose and then leave the American taxpayer to foot the bill when they walk away from it all.
The whole time they use our Hospitals for health care, welfare systems, and work for cash and never pay a dime into taxes, but seem to know where every handout, and Government service line starts.
As an American, I sit and watch my borders crumble at the South, and see a silent invasion due to ignorance and guilt.
So what do you think ? We all just turn our back on this and not worry about it ?
Hope the problem will get fixed somehow ?
Maybe blame Bush, that's been working out good so far.
You left wing folks keep smiling while you can
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