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What are you talking about? When did Mexico confiscate guns? What they did to control guns was end manufacturing of all but military weapons, control imports and stop producing ammo for non-military weapons. But sending army troops from one part of the country to another to confiscate guns? Never happened.

Besides, while there are more poor southerners serving in the military than rich northerners (same as the U.S. Army for many years), military units are not regionally based.

Where did you get your information?

Either you have your head in the sand, you know nothing about what has been happening in Mexico or maybe you are with Mexican government. Unfortunately, I cannot tell you more or justify what I have already stated. You also need to be able to read the handwriting on the wall: First came NAFTA, CAFTA and other agreements with South American nations for free trade, then close relations and agreements with Mexico and Canada to build a super-duper freeway that will extend through Mexico, the US and Canada. By the way the freeway will be built by a Spanish Company and will collect tolls from American to send to Spain. We are also giving a big piece of Kansas to Mexico to operate the distribution point. Then relaxing Immigration Laws while prosecuting Border Patrol Agents in order to discouage others from enforcing Border violation laws, then encouraging large corporations to print everything that they sell in both English and Spanish. That includes all federal, state and local government forms in two languages. The next thing will be a common currency to be called the Amero. The only thing left to do is to burn our most sacred document (THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION). In order to do that they need to pick up all our guns by inviting foreign troops to help with that little chore. They will do that piecemeal; one city or county at a time so as not to upset the whole country at once. But remember, UNITED WE STAND - DIVIDED WE FALL.

I don’t think he mentioned going door to door. But for sure, the Mexican Army is used country wide at mobile road and highway checkpoints. And at these checkpoints, what are they searching for? Guns and drugs. Even guns owned by Pedro Valdez for pure self defense.