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1. 1. News Archives

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   The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (ICHR) plans to study the situation of immigrants in the United States in response to a request by Mexico, Organization of American States (OAS) president Antonio Cancado told reporters here on Tuesday.
   
   AFN Archived Newscasts with Congressman Tancredo First Program Click Here The Bush "Open Door" immigration policy and systematic elimination of U.S. borders, terrorist penetration of the U.S., and a common currency for North and South America.
   
   Second Program Click Here Anti-American fortune 500 businesses, the erasure of U.S. borders, a common currency for North & South America and the implementation of an American common market by the year 2005.

2. 2. VCT - American Patrol Report Archives

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   Published on: 10/9/2002   Last Visited: 11/9/2002

   The Inter-American Court of Human Rights plans to study the situation of immigrants in the U.S. in response to a request by Mexico, Organization of American States president Antonio Cancado told reporters here on Tuesday. --- On May 9, Mexico sent the ICHR a request for a "consultative opinion" to back the rights of Mexican workers in the U.S. -- The request followed a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court which found that Mexican national Jose Castro was not entitled to receive $67,000 back pay from Hoffman Plastic Compounds... [See ruling]

3. 3. 101402us/mexico

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   Published on: 11/9/2002   Last Visited: 11/9/2002

   EFE – October 9, 2002 - The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (ICHR) plans to study the situation of immigrants in the United States in response to a request by Mexico, Organization of American States (OAS) president Antonio Cancado told reporters here on Tuesday. The hearing will take place in February in San Jose, Costa Rica, where the ICHR is headquartered. "Mexico has requested that the situation of immigrants be verified and studied in accordance with ICHR general guidelines," said Cancado, who is visiting Mexico City. On May 9, Mexico sent the ICHR a request for a "consultative opinion" to back the rights of Mexican workers in the United States.
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   "This is not about one specific case, it's about cases relative to the situation of immigrants," Cancado explained. The ICHR's ruling, however, will not be binding for the United States, which has not yet ratified the Inter-American Convention on Human Rights. Cancado calls the U.S. position "lamentable," adding that he believes the country owes a "historic debt" to the protection of human rights.
   
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