Mexican banks tougher than U.S. on Mexicans

Won't accept consular ID used by Bank of America for new accounts
Posted: March 14, 2007 1:00 a.m. Eastern
© 2007 WorldNetDaily.com

Activists working to secure U.S. borders and bring illegal immigration under control say Mexican banks are tougher on Mexicans than U.S. institutions are, refusing to accept as valid IDs those matricula consular cards Mexico issues.

As WND has reported, dozens of major United States banking institutions led by Bank of America are implementing a nationwide amnesty program for illegals by accepting the cards issued by consulates and described by critics as a "laminated piece of paper."

But officials with Americans for Legal Immigration say they've documented refusals by several large Mexican banking corporations to accept the same documentation.

The group recorded several requests to banking companies in Mexico, including Banorte, Banamex and HSBC.

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Banks In Mexico Vs. Bank Of America

Posted By James Fulford On VDare Blog
13th March 2007 @ 15:12

The Bank Of America Boycott website has this Youtube video of phonecalls to Mexican banks, asking them if they accept the Matricula Consular as a form of identification. They don’t. Which is interesting, because American banks do.

Watch Video.

Think maybe those banks in Mexico know something Bank of America doesn't? -mm