Another 50 Years of Mass Mexican Immigration: Mexican Government Report Projects Continued Flow

Center for Immigration Studies ^ | March 2002 | David Simcox

[Fish out of Water]

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[Joe Hadenuf]

Bump, still reading, thanks for the ping.

[Uncle Bill]

It's a planned invasion.

[Oregon Coast Conservative]

This certainly makes me feel better, NOT. It sure is nice to know the Mexican goverment cares more about it's citizens than ours does, in either party. Truly sick!

[usadave]

The Mexican government projects that mass immigration to the United States will continue at between 3.5 and 5 million people per decade until at least 2030.

Even assuming strong economic growth and declining birth rates in Mexico, and weak demand for workers in the United States, immigration in 30 years is still projected to be nearly 400,000 people a year.

It amazes me that the Mexican government reports these statistics in such a matter-of-fact tone, as if it were a done deal and that there is nothing the United States can do about it. Because of the fact that this planned invasion is both condoned and encouraged by the Mexican government, it may soon be time for war.

[Brownie74]

It amazes me that the Mexican government reports these statistics in such a matter-of-fact tone, as if it were a done deal and that there is nothing the United States can do about it.

Thats another 11.2 million people based on the 400,000 per year figure for 28 years.

I think Mexico has it figured out. They know that America is going downhill fast and that America in the year 2030 will not be the America that we know today - much less the America we knew 50 years ago.

Who is going to stop them? Our government certainly won't. The truth is, our government is doing everything in its power to help Mexico invade us.

[sarcasm]

You got your $ 300 rebate - why are you complaining?

[Brownie74]

You got your $ 300 rebate - why are you complaining?

Because it was lousy toilet paper!!

[sarcasm]

Did the thunderstorms last night cause you to be less compassionate?

[Brownie74]

Nope!! But they did cause me to shut down the radios and the computer. I have a big pecan tree by my front door and it has been hit once - luckily the lightning only took out a VCR and the cable converter.

[sarcasm]

Covered by insurance?

[Brownie74]

The VCR wasn't but that was no big deal. The cable company replaced the converter at no charge. The radios and computer are covered.

[FITZ]

Mexico intends to rid itself of all it's underclass, they will be a very low population but extremely rich people with only the elites remaining ----with all that oil money they won't have to share.

[FITZ]

It's a planned invasion.

It's a very planned invasion. The Mexican government intentionally diverted water from the irrigated farms to ruin the campesinos means to earn a living in Mexico, it admits to preparing little travel kits for them ---obviously the government is involved with their journey to the US --or how else can it deliver the kits with condoms to them?

[Clemenza]

It's a very planned invasion. The Mexican government intentionally diverted water from the irrigated farms to ruin the campesinos means to earn a living in Mexico, it admits to preparing little travel kits for them ---obviously the government is involved with their journey to the US --or how else can it deliver the kits with condoms to them?

The elites of the Dominican Republic have admitted to such a strategy for some time and they were successful in doing so, which is why NYC is the second largest Dominican city in the world.

The key here is the falling birth rate in Mexico. While traveling the Mexican countryside about a year ago, I noticed that most families didn;t have more than three kids, something that would have been unheard of 15-20 years ago.

[FITZ]

The families with kids moved to the US.

[FITZ]

Either way ---the Mexican government still plans on exporting a huge chunk of it's population still for the next 30 years at least.

[Clemenza]

The funny thing is, I have been to the southern border with Guatemala. "La migra" down there can be quite agressive with migrants coming from the south, despite the fact that the Mayan peasents from Guatemala are the same culturally as their neighbors in Chiapas.