Boy Jorge should go back to Mexico and reform their immigration laws.
I WISH we had immigration laws like Mexico’s. We ought to remind Mexicans how much stricter their laws are than ours.
Source for most of this, Vdare.com.
According to Article 3, section VII of the General Population Law, the responsibility of this department is to
“Subject the immigration of foreigners to the methods it deems relevant, and to achieve the best assimilation of these [immigrants] to the national environment and their adequate distribution in [Mexican] territory.”
Mexico says you must assimilate.
The Interior Department will establish, subject to the corresponding demographic studies, the number of foreigners whose entrance to the country may be permitted, whether by activities or zone of residence, and will subject to the methods that it deems relevant the immigration of foreigners, according to their possibilities of contributing to the national progress.”
Mexico can decide who can immigrate, where they can live and make sure they don’t become a majority somewhere.
It will take care thusly that the immigrants shall be useful elements for the country and that they will have the necessary income levels for their subsistence… and of the persons who are under their economic dependence.”
You can’t immigrate unless you have a job or savings to sustain you in retirement.
All Mexican police are required to enforce Mexican immigration law, and so does the Army, which has already militarized the northern border. No sanctuary cities in Mexico.
There are restrictions on land ownership for foreigners. For example, you can only really lease land on the beach, not own it.
Article 33—Foreigners are those who do not possess the qualities determined in Article 30. They have the right to the guarantees of Chapter I of the first title of this Constitution, but the Executive of the Union has the exclusive right to expel from the national territory, immediately and without necessity of judicial proceedings, all foreigners whose stay it judges inconvenient. Foreigners may not, in any manner, involve themselves in the political affairs of the country.
In short, Mexico can deport a legal immigrant for joining a protest. We don’t even deport illegal immigrants protesting their illegal status, and don’t make sure those we deported after violent crimes STAY out.