[TChris]

Soon, we'll just be outnumbered, and there'll be no recourse. I've seen whole cities turned into Tiajuana before my eyes here in So. Cal. in the span of just a few short years-- Santa Ana, Anaheim, Costa Mesa, Garden Grove etc. It reminds me of the Borg from Star Trek. Just very sad. If I wanted to live in Mexico, I'd move to Mexico.

And the great irony of it all is that those who don't want to live in Mexico are determined to come to the USA and make it exactly like what they just left!

[B.O. Plenty]

You got that right...you got to know that the mexican "ruling class" will not be far behind. They go where the money is.

Pretty soon the mexicans here will be paying mordida to get their water turned on....just like home. Maybe then, they will feel better.

[Still Thinking]

And the great irony of it all is that those who don't want to live in Mexico are determined to come to the USA and make it exactly like what they just left!

Must be Democrats. Keep swarming out of the workers' paradises they've created to states where common sense has prevailed (I refuse to say "red" states, as I hold that the colors are reversed), and insist on voting like they did before.

[Utahrd]

I escaped from the People's Republic of California in 1999.

Are there still a lot of Vietnamese in Garden Grove? They used to be very Republican.

[Charles Martel]

And the great irony of it all is that those who don't want to live in Mexico are determined to come to the USA and make it exactly like what they just left!

Perhaps a greater irony is that some politicians actually think that these people want to be American citizens.

[Niuhuru]

That's because they don't understand that it takes hard work to maintain the places they destroy. They think that all the things in America just materialize out of thin air.