If they want representation they should go home, but then of course Mexicans still vote in Mexicos elections even when their U.S. citizens, don’t they? It’s funny, or not, I thought that a naturalized citizen had renounce all loyalty to foreign governments.
They do...
I had to raise my right hand and swear that I renounced my allegiance from my prior country New Zealand BEFORE I was allowed to be naturalized as an American citizen...it was part of the legal process...there is no such thing as dual citizenship in America...
Oh and plus my new Zealand passport became null and void from that moment on...I could not have used it to leave he country...for the next 30 days until the naturalization ceremony I was without a country but covered legally by my Alien Registration Card...AKA green card...
BTW that card is so important that the number on it is also annotated at the top right hand corner of my naturalization document...
“Alien Registration No. XXXXXX”
Note: At that ceremony I had to surrender my green card to the immigration authorities...