Thread: Zogby: 56% all Mexicans consider moving to US if amnesty pas

Zogby: 56% of all Mexicans would consider moving to the US if another amnesty is passed.

Zogby: 56% of all Mexicans would consider moving to the US if another amnesty is passed.
From the Center For Immigration Studies.

A new survey by Zogby International finds that people in Mexico think that granting legal status to illegal immigrants in the United States would encourage more illegal immigration to the United States. As the top immigrant-sending country for both legal and illegal immigrants, views on immigration in Mexico can provide insight into the likely impact of an amnesty, as well as other questions related to immigration.

Among the findings:

* A clear majority of people in Mexico, 56 percent, thought giving legal status to illegal immigrants in the United States would make it more likely that people they know would go to the United States illegally. Just 17 percent thought it would make Mexicans less likely to go illegally. The rest were unsure or thought it would make no difference.

* Of Mexicans with a member of their immediate household in the United States, 65 percent said a legalization program would make people they know more likely to go to America illegally.

* Two-thirds of Mexicans know someone living in the United States; one-third said an immediate member of their household was living in the United States.

* Interest in going to the United States remains strong even in the current recession, with 36 percent of Mexicans (39 million people) saying they would move to the United States if they could. At present, 12 to 13 million Mexico-born people live in the United States.

* A new Pew Research Center poll also found that about one-third of Mexicans would go to the United States if they could.

* An overwhelming majority (69 percent) of people in Mexico thought that the primary loyalty of Mexican-Americans (Mexico- and U.S.-born) should be to Mexico. Just 20 percent said it should be to the United States. The rest were unsure.

* Also, 69 percent of people in Mexico felt that the Mexican government should represent the interests of Mexican-Americans (Mexico- and U.S.-born) in the United States.

SOURCE: Council of Concerned Citizens

http://cofcc.org/2009/10/zogby-56-of-al ... sider-mo...

Well, I guess that Zogbee poll proves that they are not, nor ever want to be, "SUBJECT TO THE JURISDICTION THEREOF."

OK all you fence sitters reading this post; If this doesn't convince you if Amnesty is granted we will become Mexico El Norte you are either brain dead or do not care about USA Sovereignty.

This is no longer about Illegal Immigration it is about the Invasion of our country with the intent of making the USA surrender and become part of Mexico.

This MUST be sent to our state and fed reps... at last we get some Credibility to what we knew all along.....

Originally Posted by justme

This MUST be sent to our state and fed reps... at last we get some Credibility to what we knew all along.....

My thought exactly the moment I read this. Send and keep sending!

Originally Posted by cjbl2929

Zogby: 56% of all Mexicans would consider moving to the US if another amnesty is passed.

Zogby: 56% of all Mexicans would consider moving to the US if another amnesty is passed.

I think 56% of all Mexicans are already packing their bags and on the way, just waiting on amnesty.

MEXICO POPULATION 2008: 106,350,434
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators

106,350,434 divided by 2 = 53,175,215

Enough said.

Unfortunately it'll look more like this...

"* An overwhelming majority (69 percent) of people in Mexico thought that the primary loyalty of Mexican-Americans (Mexico- and U.S.-born) should be to Mexico. Just 20 percent said it should be to the United States. The rest were unsure. "

STOOOOOPID!

Why can't anybody see that they are the xenophobes and the racists? Some of us live with this attitude daily so we cannot be fooled by political hacks and pseudo intellectuals with lots of time on their hands.

The U.S.A. has been going through a gradual and steady Mexicanization process.