Thread: Hispanics transforming small towns

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“It’s like Mexico inside the United States,â€

America is being transformed before our eyes; the 2010 census results reflect this transformation. One can only hope the citizens of this country will start to demand our immigration laws be enforced and anchor baby citizenship be brought to a halt before it's too late.

My whole town, just north of Chicago, has been completely taken over. Can't wait to get out of here!!!! Will advertise my house for sale in the Juarez News.

[quote="Judy"][quote="JohnDoe2"]Hispanics transforming small towns

Schools, housing lure many away from large cities

By Associated Press
4:42 p.m., Sunday, April 10, 2011

AURORA, Ill. | When Fernando Molina left central Mexico to move to Illinois, he was searching for affordable housing, job opportunities and established Hispanic neighborhoods with grocery stores, bakeries and clothing shops.
He didn’t head for Chicago, a well-known magnet for Mexicans pondering the journey north. Instead, he settled in Aurora, about 40 miles to the west.

“It’s like Mexico inside the United States,â€

I have read countless comments from people in small towns all over the US. They say where once it was safe to leave your doors unlocked they now have bars on the windows and gangs to deal with. Thier towns have been ruined by illegals making it "just like mexico".

Our country must be like some sort of 'squatter's paradise' for these people.

Originally Posted by Kiara

We're doomed!

We are not "Doomed," hopefully new people will assist us with restoring America soon.

[quote]“It’s like Mexico inside the United States,â€

Its not only small towns but big cities as well. They comehere and think the USA is nothingmore than a breeding ground for them