Illegals sending money back to Mexico is a huge part of their economy. Of course they don't want them back.
To hear the Mexican govt shriek about the return of its own citizens from the US one could easily get the idea they don't like Mexicans
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more precisely US$26B Las year...just the legal money
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And, of course, the US has looked the other way because it doesn't benefit us at all, right?
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send US$26B to be expend in another country is not beneficial to US. You loose a lot of
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The US is a super power. Do u really think we would allow ourselves an economic loss to Mexico? Never!
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look, I live in a poor country. If you ask here who wants to immigrate to USA, almost 70% would say YES!
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if you ask the same question in any other Latin American, Africa or Asia country the answer will be the same.
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do you really think that US supports so many people? Will you have enough jobs for everyone? House? Healthcare? Infrastructure?
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@IJCFilm They don't want their people back because they are sending $$$ back to MX while they are here
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I have literally been told this by the illegal carpenters and gardeners here. Everything goes to family.
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They send money via Remittances to MX..Other countries as well
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have you noticed when leftists talk about leaving US over
@potus it's always to canada, never to mexico sounds rather racist@DineshDSouzaThanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. Undo -
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THEY pushed their Criminals and poor out, to the USA. They DO NOT WANT THEM BACK!!!
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they simply can't afford them and don't want the Criminals at all!
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Why does the President of Mexico hate Mexicans so much? He is trying everything to prevent them from returning to Mexico.
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@AnitaOHara4@DineshDSouza He has a whole country of criminals & wants to send as many as he can here! - 1 more reply
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