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Many Mexican Americans backed Trump thinking he’d take the fight to the cartels and violent gangs tearing apart communities on both sides of the border. Instead, he sent ICE after landscapers, drywallers, and dishwashers—people just trying to pay rent, not run a drug empire. The promised war on cartels turned out to be a war on working-class immigrants, many of whom share the same values Trump claimed to champion: hard work, family, and safety. That bait-and-switch didn’t go unnoticed. Come...
If Republicans Don’t Want Immigrants, They Should Oppose Foreign Intervention Much of the migration targeted by ICE is the direct result of U.S. foreign policy—decades of military invasions, CIA-backed coups, economic sanctions, and blockades that have destabilized Latin America and other regions. U.S. actions in countries like Guatemala, Venezuela, Cuba, and now Mexico have destroyed economies, sparked violence, and undermined governments. These policies force people to flee—not because...
In recent years, ICE immigration raids have turned into a form of 'ICE porn' for some audiences — sensationalized, dehumanizing spectacles consumed for outrage or gratification. Whether it's right-wing media glorifying enforcement or progressive platforms highlighting trauma, the focus has shifted to the drama rather than the root causes of undocumented immigration.
“When I was growing up, this was primarily a White community, and now it’s 90% Hispanic,” she explained. “But the difference is, there’s been an assimilation of the older Hispanic community, while newer immigrants just trying to survive are being discriminated against, really by their own people.” https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ethnic-minorities-face-rising-hate-crimes-in-rural-california/ar-AA1yPTPQ?ocid=msedgntp&pc=U531&cvid=fb33be06ee9642b9bb203c48f8c95153&ei=23
Mexico's fight against powerful drug cartels has reached a point where a decisive and overwhelming response is necessary. To effectively and swiftly combat these highly organized criminal organizations, Mexico would benefit from a million-man strong army. This significant expansion in military strength would allow the government to simultaneously address multiple hotspots of cartel activity across the country, disrupting their operations and reclaiming territories currently under their...
For Mexico, a nation rich in culture and history yet plagued by contemporary challenges, these discussions are more critical than ever. Despite its vast size and significant geopolitical importance, Mexico's military expenditure remains surprisingly low. https://mexican.chat/Blog/why-mexico-needs-a-bigger-military-urgently/
As of 2024, the estimated populations and active military personnel for Mexico, Colombia, and Iraq are as follows: CountryPopulation (millions)Active Military PersonnelMilitary Personnel per 1,000 People Mexico130.9218,0001.67 Colombia53.1260,0004.90 Iraq45.5200,0004.40 These figures indicate that, on a per capita basis, Colombia has the highest ratio of active military personnel, followed closely by Iraq, with Mexico having the lowest ratio among the three countries. Note...
1. Transparent Governance and Economic Stability Sovereignty begins at home. Mexico must address internal vulnerabilities that often make it susceptible to foreign intervention. Strengthen Governance and Rule of Law Combat corruption and crime to build stronger institutions. Uphold human rights and maintain a commitment to the rule of law to reduce external criticism and interference. These actions project strength both internally and diplomatically. Foster Economic Resilience...
Indian tech immigrants remained silent when Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, Haitians, or Chinese faced discrimination. Now, as calls to end H1B visas grow, they feel alienated and wonder why no one is supporting them. Many Indian tech workers believed they were above reproach, given their reputation for success reflected in most immigration statistics. While Indian immigrants have statistically been among the most favored immigrant groups—cited often for high education levels, household incomes...
Thread 'Vivek Ramaswamy didn't want Mexican Labor but is Fine with mass immigration labor from India'
Vivek Ramaswamy, son of Indian immigrants and a prominent entrepreneur and political commentator, has stirred controversy with his views on immigrant labor. Recently, his preference for Indian immigrants over Mexican laborers has sparked a debate among many communities, particularly Mexican Americans. This stance highlights underlying biases.
For many Mexican returnees deported from the U.S., rebuilding their lives while ensuring financial support for their families is a challenging journey. However, Mexico has significant opportunities to support these individuals by creating economic opportunities and implementing reintegration programs. These initiatives can assist deported Mexican workers in rebuilding their lives while simultaneously bolstering the national economy. Mexico’s Would Be Approach to Creating Economic...
Mexico joining BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) could bring both benefits and challenges, with potential gains in economic influence, diversification, and strategic alliances. Here are some reasons why Mexico might consider joining the BRICS grouping: Economic Diversification and Trade Expansion Reduced Dependence on the U.S.: Mexico’s economy is heavily tied to the United States, with nearly 80% of its exports going there. BRICS membership could help Mexico diversify...
Alejandro Arredondo, an architect born in Mexico, is among the few who will ever get to work on the Notre Dame in Paris, France, since its construction nine centuries ago. Nearly 6,000 miles from his native homeland, Arredondo is the only Latino working on the restoration of the 860-year-old gothic cathedral. “As a Latino, as a Mexican, I was keeping in mind all the time that when we do things, we do it with passion,” said Arredondo.
Mexico's new Trans-Isthmus Corridor, also known as the Corredor Interoceánico del Istmo de Tehuantepec, which aims to connect the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean by rail. This project is often seen as an alternative to the Panama Canal for shipping goods across Mexico by land rather than by sea. Significance and Benefits Shorter route for shipping between Asia and the Americas. Reduced congestion at the Panama Canal, which is often overcrowded. It promotes economic growth in...
68 Defendants Charged in Indictment of Dozens of Members and Associates of San Fernando Valley White Supremacist Gang “The Peckerwoods’ violent white-supremacist ideology and wide-ranging criminal activity pose a grave menace to our community,” said United States Attorney Martin Estrada. “By allegedly engaging in everything from drug-trafficking to firearms offenses to identity theft to COVID fraud, and through their alliance with a neo-Nazi prison gang, the Peckerwoods are a destructive...

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