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Money. * If I lived over there and worked all week for $50 bucks I'd want to get the heck out of there too. So I agree. Money! And just a better life in general. Those of you that have cable or satellite put it on the Mexico news channel and take a look at some of the living conditions over there. It makes our slums look like the Holiday Inn. Well not just mexican's there's also other people from other countries but i agree with the first answer.
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∙ 12y agothe good things about Mexican people is that they come here to do their best. they are also good at working. but most of all they are really good in learning.
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Why have Americans throughout history and currently seen immigrants in a negative light?
People in power (government officials) have always associated (blamed) all the bad things that happen in the United States to minorities and immigrants. When the United States was in war with Germany, German immigrants were segregated and treated like criminals. When the United States was about to go to war with Japan, Japanese immigrants (and American born) were put in concentration camps and treated like criminals. When the Great Depression hit America, anti-immigrants blamed it on immigrants and said that they were taking all of our jobs, which they were not. Now, for today's anti-imigration views. America hasn't change a single bit in the past 200 years, today there are people that still believe that immigrants (usually thought of as only "Mexicans") are taking our jobs, which is not true just like it wasn't true in the past 200 years. Mexicans are the most segregated immigrant (and American born) people in the United States due to many reasons. People are afraid of today's immigrants because they believe they are associated with the drug cartels and gangs, which is not true at all, although there are a few that do come for those reasons it's not a good enough reason to treat all Mexicans like criminals. With high unemployment our politicians are using the same scare tactic they have used for hundreds of years: "they are taking our jobs".
What is the value of a ship log from the U.S.S United States?
There should be no real monetary value to something from history like that...more an intrinsic value than anything else. Something like the deck log from that storied ship in service to the United States of America belongs in a museum for all to see.
Did South America become involved in World War 2?
mabye because the cheese was a main cause in the social effects and i just like them because of hotdogs
Who supported the IRA terrorist group?
Lots of people supported them, from people in the local area to support from other countries like Libya and the United States of America.
If a state is out of the contiguous United States?
if a state is out of the contiguous United States, it means that the state is not connected to the united states and obviously the other countries are like that too if some cities aren't connected to them
Are Mexicans also blessed in 'God Bless America'?
God Bless America is referring to the United States of America in specific. If you'd like to bless the Mexicans, say God Bless Mexico :)
What is an America?
"America" is a region referring to the two continents, and the "United States" or "United States of America" is a country. America, when used appropriately, refers to the western hemisphere consisting of North America, Central America, and South America."America" is often inappropriately used interchangeably with "United States." While many in the United States of America and other countries generally refer to the country as Americaand US residents/citizens as Americans, it is a misappropriation of the term in this context.America is not solely the United States. Yes, citizens, such as Californians and Tennesseans, of the United States of America are Americans; however, so are Canadians, Mexicans, and Brazilians, and the like. Furthermore, many people elsewhere in the Americas resent the misappropriation of the term in this context and, thus, this usage is frequently avoided.
Which term doesn't belong south America united states north America?
The United States doesn't belong since it isn't a continent like the other two.
What did the zimmerman telegraph promise?
It promised Mexico now-American lands like Texas and parts of the Southwest that they had owned before the United States took them, as long as the Mexicans fought against America during WW2.
Why Mexican chose America?
Many Immigrants including Mexicans, choose to migrate to the United States, because the United States has been long known as the land of opportunity. Places like Mexico, have oppressed/corrupt government, so they venture to the United States to find not only safety, but to get a chance to live a "free" life. Also, keep in mind, Mexico, is quite close to the United States, so they are able to come into the United States cheaper and quicker.
What does Obama like?
being the president of the United States Of America.
What was Ulysses S. Grant like?
He was the eighteenth president of the United States of America.
Were in the world are judaism be most like to be found?
Israel and the United States of America.
What county is in India?
India is a country with multiple states, just like United States of America is a country with multiple states in it.
Why is united kingdom's nickname UK?
its the initials of United Kingdom UK just like instead of the United States of America its USA
Why can't the United States of America have a president for more than 8 years?
The United States of America can't have a president for more than 8 years because it would seem like a dictatorship.
Which area of America is Cotton grown in like South America and Africa?
Not sure what references to the other continents mean, but in the United States, it is mainly grown in southern states like Texas.
