Could We Do It In Mexico?

Question

If Mexico was the US and the US was Mexico, would they accept us and our "american"ways(you know singin their songs in English etc and pouring into their schools and communities ILLEGALY) I could careless about those bllsht azz jobs they "take" so I won't even include that. Or would they send us back to the US in fear that we will "poison"their culture? I hope I would neva have to find this out, but what you think?

Answer 1

Keeping in mind that it costs a huge amount of money to support the illegal aliens that are in this country, the answer would be no. If you look, you will discover there are descriptions of the Mexican Immigration Service at http://idexer.com and you discover you go to jail if you do to Mexico what Mexico is doing to the United States.

No. We would not be permitted to do it to Mexico.

Answer 2

If we tried to pull the crap that is going on here by the illegals in Mexico, you'd never see sunshine again. They're not interested in peasants of any culture, even their own. Their south border is one tough place to break through and they guard it ferociously! Just ask the other Latin American countrie's people that try to get in! Americans are welcome if they have big bucks but you'll never own land in Mexico no matter how much money you have, it is not allowed. Then they have the audacity to question our getting their peasants out of our nation. They want that money that their nationals send home, main source of income there. Build the dam fence and start getting our people the relief they need from supporting most of Mexico plus millions of other illegals in our nation. Our middle class needs a break, we support the whole country.

Answer 3

Look at the Mexician system and how they treat illegal immigrants and you would see how bably illegals are treated there and how well they get treated in the USA.

- Under Article 123 of the General Population Act, illegal immigration is an offense punishable by up to two years in prison and a fine of up to 5,000 pesos, or about $450. Typically, any crime with a punishment of a year or more is considered a felony.
- Article 118 of the act says foreigners who are deported and then later attempt to re-enter the country without authorization can be punished with up to 10 years in prison.
- Article 9 of the constitution says only citizens may assemble to "take part in the political affairs of the country." Under Article 33, noncitizens "may not in any way participate in the political affairs of the country."

For most of the illegal immigrants who cross Mexico's southern border, deportation or other legal penalties are the least of their worries. Migrants routinely face rape, robbery and assault. Corrupt police and soldiers are known to abuse them and take their money. Mexico has a deplorable record of human-rights violations on its southern border that is well documented."

Mexico's National Human Rights Commission outlined some of the abuses and the poor condition of migrant-detainment facilities in a report in December.

Commission President Jose Luis Sobernanes Fernandez said the report highlighted Mexico's imbalance of demanding respect for human rights from the United States while treating migrants in its own country harshly.

"There is a tendency to criminalize the undocumented migrants owing to the fact that the General Act of Population considers entering the country without proper authorization to be a crime," he said.

"This increases the vulnerability of the migrant person and makes them susceptible to arbitrary treatment or arbitrary responses on behalf of federal, state and municipal public officials, or exposes them to exactions or mistreatment."

But even as illegal immigrants face harsh treatment in Mexico, the Mexican Constitution helps to explain why the country is pushing for a warmer welcome of illegal immigrants in the United States. Article 11 of the Mexican Constitution guarantees a "freedom of transit" - granting citizens the right to move freely throughout Mexico and around the world. The Mexican government claims it can't impede its citizens from emigrating, even if - as in the case of the United States - they're barred from the destination country.

If Americans are going to travel to Mexico or France or any other country, they have to enter into that country respectfully. They have to respect the laws of that country. That's not the case in Mexico - to the detriment of its foreign relationships. One way of keeping friendly, peaceful and cooperative relations with other countries is to respect the laws of other countries.

Answer 4

You would be treated like a criminal with a butt of a rifle to your head sent to prison>Them god knows what will happen to you>This is the nice side if your lucky>

Answer 5

To simply answer your question.......No they would never allow it. Look at what is going on in France right now this is exactly why we should not allow people to come into our country without assimilating to our culture.

Answer 6

If we went and stepped on everybodys neck there, and demamded and used words like, "I'm entitled to", "I need", "Give me", ETC... I doubt they'd like us very much.
Its not that they're poison, Its just like you give them an inch....
You know how the rest goes...

Answer 7

They sing OUR songs in Spanish. Every song you can imagine, they sing it...maybe with different words completely, but the music is the same.

No, they wouldn't mind our american ways. They would keep doing things the way they always did, and will just keep making fun of Americans.

Answer 8

No. The Mexican government would throw you in jail if you sneak in illegally. It's amazing to me that the Anti-American ACLU doesn't complain about that.

Answer 9

Under Mexico's immigration laws none of us could immigrate without 100,000 per year income. If we had that and immigrated we still would not have the right to vote. You can bet they would not change for us so why should we change for them.

Answer 10

No we couldn't and in all reality,we would probably be shot for even trying.