Whats Mexico's current situation?

Question

I want to know whats going on in Mexico, how the country is doing now, for example

1) socially
2) economically
3)politically
4)military
5) has there bin any major disasters
6) the president of the country, leader

etc etc.. and any other important things about Mexico you think i should know... Also if you could tell me.. the revolutionary figure that influenced the country.. that would be great,, i believe it was Miguel Hidalgo who led the revolution against the spaniards.. it would be great if you can tell me a bit about that revolution and Miguel hidalgo himself

THANK YOU :D

P.S- even if you know a lil bit of what i ask please leave a answer, ill be sure to pick a best answer thx

Answer 1

The Cost of Immigration






Most immigrants are poor; indeed, that is why they come here. Through present immigration policy, we are admitting over one million mostly poor people into our society every year —a society that is already challenged to deal with the poverty of its natives.

Costs Table from the October 1996 Huddle Study
Program (amounts in billion $s) Legal Illegal Total
Public Education K-12 $14.38 $5.85 $20.23
Public Higher Education $5.55 $0.71 $6.26
ESL and Bilingual Education $2.82 $1.22 $4.04
Food Stamps $2.81 $0.85 $3.66
AFDC $2.71 $0.50 $3.21
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) $2.76 n/a $2.76
Housing $2.37 $0.61 $2.98
Social Security $21.92 $3.61 $25.53
Earned Income Tax Credit $3.69 $0.68 $4.37
Medicaid $11.43 $3.12 $14.55
Medicare A and B $5.49 $0.58 $6.07
Criminal Justice and Corrections $2.32 $0.76 $3.08
Local Government $15.32 $5.00 $20.32
Other Programs $18.41 $9.25 $27.66
Total Costs $111.98 $32.74 $144.70
Less Taxes Paid $82.38 $12.59 $94.97
Net Costs of Direct Services $29.60 $20.16 $49.76
Displacement Costs $10.96 $4.28 $15.24
All Net Costs $40.56 $24.44 $65.00
Percent of Net Costs 62.4% 37.6% 100%

The cost of immigration to our society is enormous. The most recent estimate places the net cost of post-1969 immigrants at $61 billion in 2000 alone ($35 billion from legal immigrants and $26 billion from illegal immigrants).1 This is after immigrants’ contribution in taxes has been subtracted. As high as the cost is now, the rising tide of immigration will lift it even higher in years to come. By the end of 2002, the annual net cost of immigration will have risen $66 billion

Answer 2

Mexico's doing great! Just took its SATs and is visiting colleges soon!

1) Socially - Mexico got up the nerve to ask Dominica to the prom. Its so excited!

2) Economically - Mexico is REALLY WORKING HARD! So competitive, it wants to have the largest economy in Latin America! So much ambition!

3) Politically - Mexico was really stubborn for a long time, a real Alex Keaton, if you know what I mean, but now our little Mexico is growing up and growing wiser and appreciates pluralism more.

4) Military - Really has so little to worry about, now that Maximillion is out of its life. He was a bad influence!

5) Disasters - Plenty, but our little Mexico picks itself up by its bootstraps and gets right back to work!

6) President - Mexico hopes to be president one day! Let's hope those SATs go well!

Answer 3

hey man i live in el paso, texas and its next to juarez, mexico (the most dangerous city in the word) and well they (the government) dont care about the people, military, all taxes the president and the staff just put it in their pocket. easy as that

Answer 4

Extreme wealth, Extreme poverty, Extreme drug market, Extreme corruption, people leaving in millions to go to the USA. to escape the smell.

Answer 5

hot & spicey with a hint of matachooka fruitiness

Answer 6

there is no mexico. there is an NAU. North american union. it was supposed to be the American union, but hugo chavez messed it up.

Answer 7

not well but their main export are people to the US and Canada, and they aren't even wanted

Answer 8

how am i supposed to know

Answer 9

do ur hw on ur own