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Mexico no longer has a high birth rate. In the coming years and decades you will see less and less people crossing over. Most of the new immigrant that cross the southern board come from central America and not Mexico. Mexicans themselves don't want central American immigrants in much the same way that some Americans don't want Mexicans. However, in Mexico the central Americans immigrant have very little rights. Even police officers extort money from them so that they aren't arrested and deported.
Even if it's true we might see fewer illegal aliens crossing our southern border the damage to this country will already have been done.
Trump winning! Mexico creating more prosperity in southern countries means less illegals coming to the US! Should of happened a lot earlier than now... 13 billion loss for respecting our laws? Win!
Trump winning! Mexico creating more prosperity in southern countries means less illegals coming to the US! Should of happened a lot earlier than now... 13 billion loss for respecting our laws? Win!
I am reading that Mexico is turning toward Latin American countries as substantial trading partners, rather than the US, ever since the election of Trump as President. It could be the renegotiation of NAFTA or retaliation for the "wall," I don't know. But as I understand it, 100% of Mexico's corn wheat, rice and soy imports will come from Argentina, starting next year. Their trading will be duty free, and they will be exporting cars to Argentina, also duty free. This will cause $13 billion in losses to American farmers. Are American farmers paying the price for Trump's successful effort to alienate Mexico and many other countries?
It looks like the talks are not finalized, and that the $13 billion figure is therefore up in the air. Snopes has this as part true, part false.
You reported it as all true...with no source.
So, what are we to think? That it was an accident on your part or that you were intentionally trying to mislead everyone by making unsourced claims and then crawfishing that they were possibly true in the future when confronted?
I mean sure, if you didn't have 3k posts here I'd think "Oh neat, someones grandma finally got on the internet, we should explain sourcing of claims". Instead, I'm left thinking you knew better from the start.
I live in Mexico and read the local and national papers. Mexico is already making deals with Brazil on produce and meats; Brazil wants more MXN products. MX is in talks with China for trade deals.
I first lived in MX in 2008. Now, almost 10 years later, the economy is very strong. I am near Guadalajara, MX's 2nd largest city with a real middle class...a prosperous middle class that have a lot of discretionary income. Guadalajara has become home to many tech companies, too.
The US can cut its ties to MX, but MX will be fine.
Good news! Then all of the illegal immigrants who came from Mexico can go back, and the lefties won't have to feel any kind of guilt about some "poor down trodden family from Mexico needing to come to the US for a better life". They can go home now and prosper there. Hurray!
There have been signs that Mexico would start trading with other countries. They are our largest milk purchaser and now they are getting bids from New Zealand. Too bad for places like Wisconsin.
America’s $1.2 Billion Mexico Milk Trade Is Now at Risk
The biggest U.S. dairy importer is talking with New Zealand and buying more from the EU. Guess why.
They want to build a wall when most that do come, come by plane.
Well, if we build the wall tall enough...
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