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If they are experienced breakers of the law in Mexico, they may find that it is not only easier to break the law in the US, the penalties may be less severe. Jail-time in the US might also be less severe.
I suppose the bigger question might be why ANYONE would intentionally break the law ANYWHERE.
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Why is saccharin banned in Canada but sold as an artificial sweetener in the US?
because it is, dont question the government you mexicans
Why should Mexicans be allowed to cross the US borders?
Mexicans and people of any nationality should NOT be allowed to cross the U.S. borders illegally, and they certainly should NOT be allowed to stay in the U.S. if found. On the other hand, not all Mexicans are entering the U.S. illegally. Those who enter the U.S. legally should be welcome in the country.
When is march break in the US in 2009?
It depends on the school. For some schools, spring break's not even in March.
Can adults watch Rocky and Bullwinkle?
Adults can do whatever they want provided they don't break any laws. They are adults after all.
What three things made Mexicans believe that the US wanted Texas in the 1800's?
I am looking for this too, I really need this for my history prodject so if anyone can answer this please do!
Why do i have to respect Mexico's laws if Mexicans don't respect America's laws?
Otherwise, you will go to jail. Do you think Mexicans break the law just "because"? They want to live the "American Dream", meaning this is just an issue of trespassing. Besides, many of them end up in jail for breaking these immigration laws.
Whites gained more power over Mexicans who stayed in the US after the Mexicans-American war by?
passing unfair tax laws that penalized them
Why couldn't the native Mexicans make there own laws?
My guess is because the Spaniards made the Native Mexicans obey their laws.
What do Mexicans break at their parties?
Piñata's
How can a Canadian get sentenced to prison in the US?
By breaking US laws. This applies in any country; if you break the laws of that country while in that country you are subject to the laws of that country.
What is currently the largest immigrant group in US?
Mexicans
Why did the Mexicans immigrate to the us in the 1930's?
a "better life" MEXICANS (:
Why can Mexicans come and bomb the US?
Because the Mexicans are faking to be nice so the US thinks they are friends.
How did the American Settlers break Mexicans laws prior to the Mexican-American War?
Mexico still considered Texas to be rebelling state with in its territory and not a free nation. There for settlements were considered a violation of sovereignty.
Is the largest immigrant group in the US?
The largest immigrant group in the US are Mexicans, of which about 800,000 Mexicans migrate to the US every year.
Are Mexicans leaving the US?
No.
How many Mexican immigrants are in the US?
As of 2020, there were approximately 11.3 million Mexican immigrants in the United States, making them the largest immigrant group in the country. These numbers represent both authorized and unauthorized immigrants.
