Vicente Fox on U.S. Immigration
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Vicente Fox, former president of Mexico
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox offers his views on drug violence in Mexico, the unsolved murders of young women in Ciudad Juarez, and America's handling of the immigration issue. Fox also weighs in on how the presidential campaign in this country has affected immigration politics, and explains why he disagrees with the Bush administration's effort to build a fence along the border.
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