Right across our southern border, Mexicans joined in the spirit of the May Day and its American march for illegal immigrant "rights."  And, dear reader, before you get too excited that Mexicans feel that US citizens who move there from  bringing wealth and jobs should have rights and protection under Mexican law know that the march was racially labeled A Day Without Gringos and supported the rights of Mexicans to pour unhindered into the US.  Bravely matching deeds to words, a few even suffered extreme hardship by boycotting Mexico's and South America's Wal Marts and McDonalds. A day—long protest dubbed "A Day Without Gringos" drew thousands of Mexicans into the streets on Monday and kept many away from U.S.—owned supermarkets and fast—food restaurants to support rallies in the United States demanding immigration reform. Some Mexicans said staying away from U.S. businesses was tough, and customers streamed into some branches of Wal—Mart,...(Read Full Post)