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Read an article a few years back of a wealthy Mexican doctor just across the border bringing his wife into the U.S. to have their baby, then apply for various benefits. Setting up a post office box in the U.S. to collect government assistance. This crap goes on and on and on.

San Luis, AZ is on the border south of Yuma. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the country. In 1980, the population was 1,946. The 2015 estimate was 31,091.

San Luis is also famous for having the highest proportion of federal assistance checks per capita in the country. At one time, there were actually more boxholders in the San Luis Post Office than there were people in the town.

The "suspicion" is that many Mexican Nationals in the adjacent city of San Luis, Sonora (over 200,000 pop.) have registered for federal assistance and given a San Luis, AZ P.O. Box as their address.

No federal investigation of this possibility has ever taken place. And the taxpayer money continues to flow...