Some Mexicans leaving U.S., planning never to return

Dallas Morning News, TX ^ | December 14, 2008 | Associated Pres

[HollyButler]

DENVER – After going months without a full-time job, Daniel Ramirez has decided it's time to return to family in Mexico.

Vicenta Rodriguez Lopez says she can't afford to live in Colorado any more because her husband was deported.

Roberto Espinoza is going back, too. After 18 years as a mechanic for a General Motors dealership in Denver, his work permit wasn't renewed and he didn't want to remain in the country illegally.

[mozarky2]

They’re leaving here (NW Arkansas) in droves. Their absence is becoming very visible. I have a co-worker who actually set up a little business on the side. He buys out all the possessions of the people who are returning. Making money hand over fist, too.

[dennisw]

GTFO and stay out.

[dennisw]

Maybe he tried and failed to get permanent residency here. You con’t expect someone to consider this “his country” if he’s still here on a work visa, can you?

Maybe half of what he said was true. They love to tell tall tales to gullible gringos

[Tennessee Nana]

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[Just mythoughts]

The Walmart in Frisco (ski resort area) is full of Muslim West African employees. They don't speak English much. Many of the customers there are Mexicans.

I am south of Kansas City, and I recognize Spanish. I would say probably half of the peoples I came across spoke Spanish, but I could not tell if they were Mexican or another nation south of Mexico. There were others who appeared to be Indian (Not Native American) but I could not say that for certain. My attention was not drawn because of how they looked but because of the different languages they spoke. Some have been white skinned speaking something other than English or Spanish, what I could not say.

I have noticed a decrease in different languages being spoken when I make my trek into the WalMart. The place is just not as crowded as it was say last summer and before.

[familyop]

"I am south of Kansas City,..."

Once in a while, I miss KC. :-)

It's brutal among the higher peaks of the rockies in some ways, but it's beautiful.

[Frantzie]

You mean I do not have to get stuck paying taxes to give this illegal and his family ENDLESS freebies?

The Miami Hearld is going broke because they portray illegals as victims plus they spew other liberal crap.

[Frantzie]

And Brazilians. And Somalis.

[Pelham]

I don’t know if it’s what we need in CA, but it’s what we get. Thanks a hell of a lot to both Arnold and Jorge.

[exhaustedmomma]

Just returned from a week in NOLA, from Houston area. I didn't see any "convoys", but I did see several cars packed (not in the traditional packed like sardines with people) but packed with belongings. Made the comment to my husband it was weird, like they were on the move. Weren't that many, but enough to start taking notice.

Besides, some is what? There are how many 100's of millions known here, what's some amount to? A drop in the bucket (that's as big as the ocean)???

My overall take was they were on the move.

[exhaustedmomma]

The WalMart’s around here are still full of spanish speaking people. Couple days ago I asked an “associate” where the toddler size sleeping bags had been moved to, she couldn’t speak or understand a word of English. They are still working alive, rude as ever, around here... WalMart and every other place. Which is why I do most of my shopping online. It’s still predominately in English.

[AmericanInTokyo]

They will come back to the USA if things get better.

They lived LIES to get into this country and stay here, how should be believe ANYTHING they say.

They have ZERO credibility.

This is all wishful thinking. Build the fence and electrify it! NOW!