[rktman]

So the US has been real stoopid. And now the EU is not far from becoming an Islamic controlled failure. Odd eh? It was better with borders!

[z3n]

I remember hearing many years ago that Mexico has quite a few laws on the books about to keep foreigners (particularly Americans) from owning property and businesses, and more recently to stop gentrification.

Basically, gringo money is fine as tourism, but not for displacing their property ownership. Which honestly, you can’t really blame them for that.

[Gay State Conservative]

I've done a fair amount of traveling in my day...all of it leisure travel rather than business. A quick peek at my profile page gives you an idea of where I've been. First World countries,Third World countries...and others. I have never knowingly,intentionally,violated any foreign country's entry requirements,exiting requirements or any of their other laws...e.g., employment laws. I've never done so even in Australia,a country I fell in love during my first visit there 40+ years ago.

IMO if you're here illegally...if you're working here illegally...if you're claiming government benefits illegally...you're expelled! No exceptions! No appeals! No lawyers!

[SkyDancer]

So they let all those illegals cross into their country to cross into ours?

[Savage Beast]

Mexico's law is understandable. When Texas was still part of Mexico, so many US citizens moved there that they outnumbered the Mexicans. Then they seceded from Mexico and joined the US. That's how the US acquired Texas.

Among other things, the massive invasion of the US by Mexicans is part of a strategy to reconquer the territories ceded to the US by Mexico.

[bunkerhill7]

Under Mexicamn law, any Mexican citizen leaving Mexico has to register with their local concilares, but they don’t. So they is breakin their own law too.