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Dear Fellow concerned Americans:
For several years our government has sponsored, and paid for, the returm air fare of Mexican Nationals who desire to return voluntarily. This progran occurs during the hottest and most dangerous summer months where the temperature and dehydrationh kills returnees in the desert.
Mexican Nationals only have to return to Arizona where they can hop a plane back to Mexico. In Mexico there are provisions to disperse the returnees to various pueblos free and without recriminations at all.
This program endures 80 days and terminates on the 28th of September, 2011. Returnees must find their own way back to Arizona and apply for repatriation.
Enclosed is a "Notice" that explains the circumstances and gives a contact for reservaions - AGAIN - without tricks or recriminations. This is an honest, heads up, offer that can be trusted and backed by the credibility of the Government of the United States. Copy and hand out in your area . This is not to "trap"culprits but to rather facilitate the safe passage of sincere foreigners.
Notice
The Government of the United States, ICE Immigration and Customs Enforcement, has a program to assist Mexican nationals who wish to return to Mexico voluntarily. This provides free air transportation from Arizona to Mexico's capital and includes inland local bus transport for some pueblos in Mexico. Mexican citizens who wish to participate will need to travel to Arizona to be listed on flights which will occur at the rate of one per week lasting 80 days and ending September 28, 2011. This year's program is sponsored from Yuma and Tucson.
Chief Patrol Agent: Randy R. Hill , CBP
Sector Headquarters Location: 2430 S. Swan Road, Tucson, Arizona 85711
(520) 670-6871
Aviso
El gobierno de los Estados Unidos, de la inmigración del ICE y de la aplicación de los costumbres, tiene un programa para asistir a los nacionales mexicanos que desean volver a México voluntariamente. Esto proporciona el transporte libre del aire del Arizona a México capital e incluye el transporte interior del autobús local para algunos pueblos en México. Los ciudadanos mexicanos que desean participar necesitarán viajar al Arizona que se enumerará en los vuelos que ocurrirán en el índice de uno por la semana que dura 80 días y terminar el 28 de septiembre de 2011. Este programa se patrocina de Yuma y de Tucson.
Principal agente de la patrulla: Randy R. Hill, CBP
El sector establece jefatura de la localización: 2430 S. Camino del Swan, Tucson, Arizona 85711
(520) 670-6871
William E. Tibbe
Operations Manager
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