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

Center for Immigration Studies ^ | March 2002 | David Simcox

[Clemenza]

I'd say thirty years is about right, although you will probably see a drop off before then.

[FITZ]

The case where the 21 Cubans requested asylum at the Mexican embassy and the Mexican government had Castro's police come in and take them out tells you everything about the Mexican government you need to know. That was after Castaneda invited them.

[antaresequity]

Alaska sounds better every day...

[Uncle Bill]

BTTT!

[Tailgunner Joe]

bttt

[hershey]

It's as if your wife's loser brother moved in with all his loser pals. They eat you out of house and home, get arrested, no money for bail, you ante up, he takes off and you're holding the bag. Months later the pleading phone calls start, he's sick, needs help, you give in and he returns, trashes your house, and steals your car, totalling same in police chase. This time you're left with horrendous medical bills which you pay because your wife's already written the checks, not to mention having to get another car. Sooner or later, somebody has to put his/her foot down and say NO. We can't live like this. Go home, wherever that is. Get a life and stop trying to take over mine.

[GOPJ]

Mexico has hinted that it could help the United States in limiting migration outside the agreement. But how much could it or would it do if it truly believes that the high migration flow is “inevitable” and not manageable by law enforcement methods? Indeed, Mexico continues to stress that its citizens have a constitutional right to travel beyond their borders and that it would never coerce them to give up this right.

The way back machine shows us how wrong they were.... and how thankful we are Trump was elected President.