at Waco, Texas.

A North American Union is being created “through a process of governmental regulations” and without ever “having to bring the issue before the American people for a clear referendum or vote,” Corsi wrote May 24, 2006.

Partnership for Prosperity

“In September of 2001, during President Bush’s first state visit, President Bush and President Fox launched the Partnership for Prosperity, a private-public alliance to harness the power of the private sector to foster an environment in which no Mexican feels compelled to leave his home for lack of jobs or opportunity.“—Office of NAFTA and Inter-American Affairs

SPP Working Groups

“Canada has established an SPP working group within their Foreign Affairs department,” Corsi reported May 30, 2006. “Mexico has placed the SPP within the office of the Secretaria de Economia and createdan extensive website for the Alianza Para La Securidad y La Prosperidad de Améica del Norte (ASPAN). On this Mexican website, ASPAN is described as ‘a permanent, tri-lateral process to create a major integration of North America.'”

NAFTA Super-Highways

“What is objectionable is the plan to form a European Union-style North American Super-Highway system whose primary goal is to establish trilateral links for the open passage of freight transportation and the virtually unrestrained ‘migration’ of people among the three countries. Building NAFTA Super-Highways that effectively erase the U.S. borders with Mexico and Canada is a concern, especially if the NAFTA Super-Highways contribute to accomplishing in a de facto manner the integration of the United States into a North American Union, thereby threatening the currently established sovereignty of the United States,”