Why can't we immigrate to Mexico and get amnesty?

[darik]

How come mexicans love to come here and live off welfare and get all kinds of free stuff and reproduce as much as possible but we can't do the same thing in Mexico?

How come Mexico has extremely strict immigration laws yet we are supposed to cater to these people when they never conquered us (in fact it was the other way around).

Shouldn't we consider invading Mexico and make English a second langauge and raid all of their social benefits programs?

[spengler]

Have a source saying mexican immigration laws are stricter than ours ?

That source and the stats used are from 06, Mexico reformed their laws in 08, and notice no comparison to us laws

[thacher]

http://blog.heritage.org/2011/04/04/mexico%E2%80%99s-immigration-laws-the-untold-story/

[nemausus36]

http://blog.heritage.org/2011/04/04/mexico%E2%80%99s-immigration-laws-the-untold-story/

English is required in Mexico for all middle and high school students. And we can move to Mexico, but why would you want to? The government in Mexico keeps all the money. They don't use it to help their poor citizens, so they live on the streets if they have no money and beg for food. If you had to go to the hospital in Mexico and showed up with no money, they would say,"Oh well, too bad for you." Even if you were covered in blood and it was obvious you needed help. You really want to move there?

[hampton83]

YAWN

[aethelbert35]

They have double standards.

[toryn34]

I hear ya im on board lets go.

[jan46]

Health care in Mexico is provided via public ... government has established free or subsidized healthcare to all their citizens.Roughly 40 million uninsured Mexicans — the country's poorest — all began moving toward universal access to full health coverage in 2003 through a program called Seguro Popular (Popular Health Insurance). Families pay a premium to join, based on their income, and have to make preventive health-care visits at clinics. About 20 per cent of the poorest families pay nothing.

[delron]

Health care in Mexico is provided via public ... government has established free or subsidized healthcare to all their citizens.Roughly 40 million uninsured Mexicans — the country's poorest — all began moving toward universal access to full health coverage in 2003 through a program called Seguro Popular (Popular Health Insurance). Families pay a premium to join, based on their income, and have to make preventive health-care visits at clinics. About 20 per cent of the poorest families pay nothing.