The US State Department estimates that there are "over 500,000" Americans living in Mexico at any given time. Marketers and real estate developers estimate over 1,000,000. The problem with the estimates is that Americans who have vacation homes in Mexico often do not bother to get the appropriate visa from the Mexican "Instituto Nacional de Migración".
An educated guess is the following: over 1 million Americans spend more than 90 days per year in Mexico. The largest concentration is the Mexico City Metropolitan Area with about 100,000 because of the fact that most US multinational corporations have their head offices there and that the US Embassy in Mexico City is the largest in the world outside of the Middle East (over 1,000 diplomats and their families). Nevertheless, there are sizeable US retiree populations in the Lake Chapala area in Jalisco (near Guadalajara), in Cancún-Riviera Maya, in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, and in different parts of the Baja California peninsula (two states: Baja California, with Tijuana, and Baja California Sur, with Los Cabos).
General information: there are over 300 million legal border crossings per year between the US and Mexico (it is the most crossed border in the world), there is over 350 billion dollars worth of trade (Mexico is the US' third most important trading partner) and there are over 27 million Mexicans and Mexican-Americans in the US (6 million undocumented, another 6 million with Green Cards and the rest are US citizens).
California currently has the highest population of Americans of Japanese descent.
Either live in the Japanese Concentration/Internment camps or fight in Europe.
20% because most of them live in u.s.a 5% are iN mexICo BeCausE tHey RaiSes
Historically, they have lived from the northern boundary of the Mayans (in Mexico) all the way to the arctic circle. they lived from the pacific ocean (modern day California) to the Atlantic ocean (Maine to Florida) today, native Americans live on reservations guaranteed to them by the US government according to complex treaties. There are many tribes each with their own land
The United States grew when some Americans were going to Mexico. The other people who live there didn't want them living there, so they didn't treat them fairly. The Americans attacked Mexico, and later they won. So of course, they got some of Mexico's land.
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The highest concentration of jaguars in the Americas is the Amazon basin.
Yes, the highest concentration of jaguars is in the Amazon.
California currently has the highest population of Americans of Japanese descent.
Crabs live from the bottom of the oceanic trenches to the top of the inter-tidal zone, to some cases of land Crabs such as on Christmas island. The highest concentration of crabs corresponds to the highest concentration of available food which is at the mid-tidal zone.
Most Latin Americans live in Latin America, which spans the region from Mexico, through Central America, to (and including) South America.
No, they are not, just as not all Christian Americans are from the Middle East and not all Buddhist Americans are from India. The largest concentration of Muslims live in the Indonesian region.
Over 80% of Latin Americans live on cities while 54% of them live among Brazil and Mexico, the most populous Latin American countries.
Native Americans that lived in Mexico and Central America built adobe huts.
In Mexico? Most of them live on cities (78%)
Yes And No.Some Hispanics Also Live In Mexico,The Carribeans.Ones That Live In America Live In New Mexico,California Lots Of Places.Also Florida Is Half America Half Hispanic.In A Color Chart Theyre Will Be A Small Measure Of American-Indians/Indian-Americans And African Americans.