July 18, 2008

Teddy Kennedy to get award from Mexican government

Decades of hard work have finally paid off for Massachusetts Senator Teddy Kennedy, as the government of Mexico announces that they'll be giving him their "Aguila Azteca" award for his work on immigration "reform" and, per the AP, denounc[ing] injustices against migrants. He'll be presented with a sash in Washington DC at some unknown future date.

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Rick Noriega proud of taking college educations from U.S. citizens and receiving award from Mexican government because of it
Arlington's Walter Tejada gets Mexican government award at NALEO convention
Jared Polis, Colorado Springs awarded by Mexican government (Ohtli award)
Douglas Mayor Ray Borane sells illegal immigration to L.A. Times

Posted to Immigration2008a at July 18, 2008 12:33 PM

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