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During President Bush's visit to Latin America in March 2007, he and Mexican president Felipe Calderon made this statement at a joint press conference. Immigration law and trade were two top issues.
Authors: George W. Bush and Felipe Calderon
Published March 14, 2007
During President Bush's visit to Latin America in March 2007, he and Mexican president Felipe Calderon made this statement at a joint press conference. Immigration law and trade were two top issues.
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