And where in any of this is the discussion of the corrupt Mexican goverment accepting American aid while balancing its own budget, all the
while neglecting its own citizens?
Mexico's failures as a nation are not our problem. Only Mexico is more than happy to keep the status quo. A country rich in resources fails to meet the needs of its citizens then feel the need to berate America for wanting to limit immigration, which is every nations right. Screw Mexico and screw the notion we are somehow responsible for their neglected citizens.
Dear
petro
If we want to return jobs to America, we can start with creating safe secure factories and campus housing jobs and services next door along the Mexican border.
This will help stop illegal immigration, trafficking and sweatshops that has spilled gang and drug related crime into Houston and other states, even as far up north as NY where crime houses were busted that started from illegal immigration across the southern border.
The problem of Mexican drug cartels and corruption already affect our citizens and country.
The solution is to work with Mexico and their nationals who are living and working in the US, claim land for 4-5 cities on the Mexican side of the border, and authorize those working families to be legal residents there. Once they are registered legally, they can apply for earning amnesty and dual citizenship or guest worker visas by working to pay back for any violations of laws while investing their money taxes and labor into developing their own cities so they are not exploited. The credit for their work should go into cities they own shares in
To help themselves and other families, so Nobody has to cross illegally and Nobody gets exploited by traffickers and gangs.
Mexico can develop its own stable resources to solve problems crossing our borders, by assessing restitution for violations and trafficking, and investing that into building sustainable communities schools jobs and services to stabilize the economy.
www.earnedamnesty.org
We have equal if not more interest in pursuing such development along the border because (1) crime affects our citizens and is filling state prisons with billions spent detaining Mexican nationals alone (2) we have more ability to organize such solutions that will help both countries, US and Mexico, both fighting drug related trafficking coming from South America and crossing illegally through Mexico borders and into ours.