Historically, to decide whether or not to annex all of Mexico after the Mexican-American War (1846-1848).
The Mexican Problem - 1913 was released on: USA: 8 September 1913
no
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The major problem for the Americans in the Mexican War was the distance in logistical lines. The seat of power was more than 1,000 miles from the Mexican border. That made lines of communication difficult.
The Mexicans faced a middle class protest and unrest.
First, Mexico's internal state of affairs during the 1840s; second, the problem of Texas; and third, the U.S. invasion of Mexican territory.
They couldn't. When they figured out there was a proportion of 10 Americans per Mexican, it was too late: the Americans were already planning how to secede from Mexico.
It wasn't. It was just a battle in the middle of the Second Franco-Mexican War which was eventually won by Mexico.
Yes, the only problem was the Yellow Fever attack which kept it from being a perfect little war.
Yes. The root of the problem is the large segment of the American population taking illegal drugs.
According to Mexican laws, yes. In reality however, less opportunities for female employees is a problem that still negatively affects Mexican women. This problem however, is not just specific to Mexico, as even developed countries like the United States, England or France still haver their own "glass ceilings".
Mostly there is no law abiding reason to bring a pitbull across the border and that is why there is problems in the border.