[oneamericanvoice]

Yet it's a poverty-stricken, filthy and corrupt as it's always been. Yep. They never learn. Years ago when I was in Tijuana helping build an elementary school, the potholes were almost big enough to put a VW Bug in. They didn't have clean water, out houses, most of the men were gone, the women still chain/rope the kids to something while they go off to work, because they can't figure out how to do child care. So sad. Good people. But something is missing.

[ConservativeofColor]

Years ago when I was in Tijuana helping build an elementary school

Were you a liberal? j/k

I've been throught Mexico well beyond the border towns. And I've witnessed anti-Americanism in every corner. There were exceptions of course but they were not "Mexicans" per se. The Tarahumara Indians for example, expressed no animosities towards Americans that I could tell, they just wanted to sell their wares.