serenelyasoMEone
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Q1: Will Latinos try to return to Mexico (whose peso is backed by increasing gold reserves as their govt trades its oil for gold)?
Q2: Will they be stopped at the border as the Mexican govt refuses to take on the burden of (official est) 40 to 60 million illegals and their descendants (kids, grandkids, great-grandkids, etc)?
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@ Mike: Never assume. I know far more about this than you ever will unless your life's work revolves around it. At the moment, fewer are coming over and a trickle are going back. If the dollar crashes or all spending is frozen, it would spark a mass exodus
The Mexican government has NEVER been open to migration across its southern border (from Guatemala) and the most CERTAINLY would block tens of millions from coming over their northern border.
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Q2: Will they be stopped at the border as the Mexican govt refuses to take on the burden of (official est) 40 to 60 million illegals and their descendants (kids, grandkids, great-grandkids, etc)?
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@ Mike: Never assume. I know far more about this than you ever will unless your life's work revolves around it. At the moment, fewer are coming over and a trickle are going back. If the dollar crashes or all spending is frozen, it would spark a mass exodus
The Mexican government has NEVER been open to migration across its southern border (from Guatemala) and the most CERTAINLY would block tens of millions from coming over their northern border.
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