Thread: Mexico’s Legislators: Fortify Mexican Identity in the U.S.

Mexico’s Legislators: Fortify Mexican Identity in the U.S.
Posted: 29 Jun 2008 05:10 PM CDT

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Foreign News Report

El Financiero (Mexico City) 6/29/08

[color=red][b]- A report by Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies (House of Representatives) states that around 140 thousand Mexicans over 60 years of age who live in the United States do so under conditions of “extreme fragility due to their economic or migratory situation.â€

I get so upset with arrogance of the Mexican government. I can pretty much bet 170,000 60 and older are living in poverty in Mexico in worse conditions than here, no medical, no jobs, no "cultural" activites, and all the rest. Not to mention we have probably alot more than that of our own citizens who don't have it either and the cuts keep comming.

24% of their Mexicans are living in poverty here and he has 45 or so % in his country living in extreeme poverty as well.

Not to mention all the poverty of Mexicans here are due to the fact they willingly took and under-cut jobs from our citizens and brag how they will work for less because they are working. Can't be both ways. I mean they are what, the 2nd or 3rd source of income for the country of Mexico with their remittances? Maybe their poverty here is due to sending money back to support the poverty there.

You can't demand from others what you can't give yourself. And Mexico obviously doesn't offer much. Not to their own or anyone else.

[quote] A report by Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies (House of Representatives) states that around 140 thousand Mexicans over 60 years of age who live in the United States do so under conditions of “extreme fragility due to their economic or migratory situation.â€

I noticed throughout their usual demands they made no offer to pay for any of it. If they were really concerned, wouldn't they fund retirement programs for Mexicans living abroad as we do with our social security system?

Well, since I'm all for "fortifying their identities as Mexicans", I have an idea.

Why don't we use the $1.4+ billion from the Meridia initiative to send them all back to Mexico? Surely, Mexico would be the best place to fortify their Mexican identities, right?

If we really subject them to such poverty, wouldn't they be eager to leave? I mean, I'm sure Mexico can guarantee indoor plumbing, running water, electricity, welfare, and a dozen or so channels of Spanish programming on TV, as we do, can't they?

It's bad enough Mexico ignores and heaves millions of uneducated and criminal Mexicans upon us, but now they want us to take care of their senors (whoops, I mean seniors), too?

Here's some simple advice. If you don't like it in the U.S., you can LEAVE! Call ICE on your own and we'll even give you a free ride. It's really that simple.