Because many who travel to the US have families back in Mexico. It is much easier an quicker in monetary terms to find a job in the US than to stay and fight the government.
However, many people stay in Mexico and organize countrywide protests against problems such as insecurity or poverty.
Finally, just think about one thing: No matter how many protests were held against George W. Bush, he continued with his own vision of what America should be. If that happens in America, what makes you think such protests would make a difference in a poorer, less democratic country such as Mexico?
No i dont think so.
dont trip
you people dont know a thing
i dont no
i really dont know
a hero is someone who will fight till the death for his country or to save a person in trouble
mostlikely a plane... or if you dont want to take that, a train
They dont fight
the quote "It takes two to make a quarrel" means that if someone is trying to get in a fight with you and you dont answer then there wont be a fight. if you do answer then there will be a fight.:) if you dont want to get in a fight then you dont have to answer them and then they will just leave!!!!:)
No. Mexicans are allowed to enter the United States once the Mexican and American governments have agreed for the immigrants to enter the country legally. Any immigrants from any country are allowed to enter the United States once the government has agreed for them to enter legally.
i dont have the slightest clue sorry!
Mexicans that hold a Mexican Passport can travel to the nations that Mexico has diplomatic relations, in some cases Mexicans may need a visa, if they are going to the USA, Canada, and others, but for instance you dont need a visa if you are Mexican to travel to Europe.