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When did the US citizens begin to move to Mexico?
many years
How much is 1000 us dollars in Mexico?
its worth a lot more then it is in the U.S. people in Mexico would be really happy if they had a thousand dollars.
Can you move to Mexico and still collect your social security?
Yes, you can. Many people do. Remember you will also owe US state and federal taxes.
What US foreign policy made companies move to Mexico?
NAFTA
Why don't more US firms move to Mexico to take advantage of low wages there?
Some of them can't move because the end product does not require cheap labor or is perishable, such as foods and beverages. Other firms would find an increased cost if they move into Mexico due to more expensive raw materials, such as wood and furniture plants. Finally, some other require very high-trained and specialized people who would cost almost the same even if they are hired in Mexico, such as electronic or aircraft design.
If you were to walk south from the western US what country would enter?
Mexico
What caused roosevelt to move towards supporting the war?
For one, the message the US intercepted from Germans, meant for Mexico for Mexico to declare war against the US
What country has a lot of people immigrate into the US why?
I would say Mexico. Mexico doesn't have many 'immigrants' but has many aliens in the U.S. probablly because they are looking for a better life, would be my guess.
What state borders Texas and Golf of Mexico?
In the US, that would be Louisiana. In Mexico that would be Tamaulipas.
What countries still held territory in what would become the continental US?
it is Mexico
Why would people immigrate from Mexico to the U.S.?
1) The 'bright light effect' of America 2) America has a better life quality (a family in the US would have more money than a family in Mexico) 3) Better education in US 4) More doctors in US 5) More work in US, and would get better wages
Which action by the US government would likely increases unemployment in Mexico?
The United States would most likely increase the unemployment rate in Mexico by performing several actions. However, with that said, there is no particular policy within the US government that would intentionally produce that affect in Mexico. Here are some ways that unemployment within Mexico would increase: A. The US removes itself from the treaties that prevent taxes on imported goods from Mexico. Should that happen and tariffs be imposed on products made in Mexico, demand for such products would decrease and Mexican unemployment would rise; and B. If strict laws were passed and enforced concerning Mexican immigration into the US, there would be more people in Mexico looking for work. The above are rather simplistic actions, that do not seem likely.
