“notice where they’re moving their Treasury? ”
Yes, what’s your inference?
I wonder what percentage of “their” economy is remittances from illegal aliens in the US?
This sounds like a plan that the US would do well to emulate. Get the concentration of government out of DC, spread agencies around, get more government employees living and working among the citizens whom they are supposed to be serving—seems like a winning proposition to me.
I would like to see the US government decentralized and spread evenly across the United States. For one thing, imagine what one nuclear bomb would do to the American government. For another, the concentration makes travel in the city crowded, difficult and dangerous. Originally, the month’s long travel time to go anywhere required that government be collocated. Those days are over. In theory, almost every elected politician could work from home.
original congressional apportionment was 1:30000. Would give us 10K congresscritters-meeting electronically from their districts.
Far more accessible to their constituents-and far easier to keep an eye on who is lobbying them for what
How come the Mexican gubmint doesn’t move its operations to Los Angeles ?
Is Obrador a stealth conservative?
I’ve advocated this here for years. Move State to West Plains, Mo., etc.
It’s a wise idea. It’s the reason why the 1995 peace talks in Dayton, Ohio reached a conclusion to the war in Yugoslavia much more quickly than peace talks that take place in cities like Vienna or Geneva. Bureaucrats are addicted to their chic hotels/restaurants on the government dime.
Breaking up the Mexican Swamp.
An idea worth considering here. How many Deep State Resist bureaucrats will remain in their job if it’s moved to Dubuque, Iowa or Dothan, Alabama?
“...the plan could lead to an exodus of 2.7 million people from the metropolitan area of Mexico City.”
They won’t miss them. It’s been years but last time I was there, there were something like 20 million+ people in MC...with another 4-5 million that drove in to work everyday. It takes hours to drive across the city at rush hour.