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| President Trump's Mexican Border Wall |
It is a fact that many non legal Mexicans living in the U.S.A. have a positive affect on the American Society, however there is an element of illegal aliens that are not a benefit to the population of the U.S.A. What is often not addressed is that many of the deported Mexicans have lived in the USA for most of their lives and have become acclimated to the life style that is one of great opportunity and benefit, certainly when compared to the society of Mexico where the wages for almost all work is about $1.20 per hour.
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| Mexican American Border Wall |
The Mexicans that have gone to school in America and as adults they have worked paying taxes towards the Social Security System. The laws concerning the right to gain legal status and to retain legal naturalized immigration status have become ever more strict in the past decades. Some of the Mexican immigrants that have been law abiding productive elements of society become entangled in legal trouble that are not of a serious nature. There are certainly issues with criminal activity by some Mexican immigrants that is rightful cause for being deported however what is not considered is the fact that most of the time the criminal factor in their character is one that has been cultivated by society in the U.S.A.
Often affected by this harsh and unforgiving political climate are those Mexicans that were not criminals when they entered the U.S.A. often as young children. Many have become less than law abiding due to peer pressure or simply the result and product of the flawed convention of American society. Like many American born individuals they were cultivated into become lawless.
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| No Mexican Wall |
Regardless, there is an under-current in the border regions that has created a diplomatic strain for both nations and a political erosion has taken hold. Not all deported persons should have been deported for two reasons. The first being that they were caught up in a McCarthy like era of law making and enforcement of those laws. Second, a bit more of a complicated issue in that it is just not easily a morally correct solution to deport persons to a place that they have no capable means of acclimating to. Many of these American Mexicans are sent to Tijuana where they have no family, and no hope of supporting themselves. Many speak no Spanish and are deposited with almost no resources or money.
The stress that these forced migrations places on the families that remain in the U.S.A. minus a father or sibling is great. In the cases where a father is deported the siblings that are left in the USA have the great disadvantage of having a broken home with no father figure for moral or economic support, rather an financial and conscientious drain. On the other hand the border towns south of the border, like for instance Tijuana have to absorb the American Mexican Deportees that create an economic and social stress on society. In the cases where the deported person is an out-right criminal no matter what or who is to blame for his lack of moral character the health and well being of society in the Mexican border towns will and does suffer as those deportees wreck havoc stealing and robbing and otherwise surviving at the expense of everyone else.
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| The Mexicans want the American Dream |
The United States favors to have Mexico as an impoverished society controlled by prejudiced government to achieve the geopolitical imbalance that results in a compromised diplomacy in trade and finance. In the case of bordering large countries like is the case of Mexico a labor force can as well be manipulated as a favorable resource. Manufacturing and other labor intensive industry can benefit due to reduced expenses in production and as well the minimized transpiration and logistic costs.
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| Homeland Security - I.C.E. |
The populations of the countries that are in a sense victimized by extortion-like capitalism become disenfranchised globally impoverished and desperate to migrate. The troublesome migration of the Mexican people is the fault of the system that thrives on the inequality of prosperity. Most of the people of Mexico are impoverished, the citizenry disadvantaged resulting from being involved in trade relations with an established enriched nation that has had a compromising stranglehold on its relationships in the region.
It is a problem that has no easy solution in sight save one very unlikely one. The only remedy would be to equalize the social and financial foundations of both the U.S.A. and Mexico which is something that is an impossible task at least in the current state of geographic balance and interaction of the governmental capital structure of each nation.
I hate to delve into such an emotionally charged subject however, I felt that I must as I am conducting my life opposite to what is the norm is far as this matter is concerned. I have left the American Dream and much of the opportunity that the country that I was born in affords me and have lived in Tijuana Mexico since 2004. There are many reasons however I will only explain one - I just could not afford the high cost of living in the U.S.A. especially Southern California. Additionally I am fascinated with the Mexican culture and the women. There are other reasons that are bit difficult to express. I have a major distrust of the government of the U.S.A or at least the government that is controlled by an elite secret society - the Deep State.
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