It's a good question. We should just be able to ignore lawsuits from the Mexican government or anything along those lines; they don't have a leg to stand on in any way, shape or form.
Cross posted from InMuscatine:
For a while now, I have been advocating we bring our laws in harmony with Mexico. For
those who doubted the severity of Mexico's laws as I represented them, please read this :
Mexico Works to Bar Non-Natives From Jobs onYahoo! News:
If Arnold Schwarzenegger had migrated to Mexico instead of the United States, he couldn't be a governor. If Argentina native Sergio Villanueva, firefighter hero of the Sept. 11 attacks, had moved to Tecate instead of New York, he wouldn't have beenAnd that is just the tip of the iceberg. Go thee hence and partake of the rest of the article.
allowed on the force.
Even as Mexico presses the United States to grant unrestricted citizenship to millions of undocumented Mexican migrants, its officials at times calling U.S. policies "xenophobic," Mexico places daunting limitations on anyone born outside its territory.
In the United States, only two posts — the presidency and vice presidency — are reserved for the native born.
In Mexico, non-natives are banned from those and thousands of other jobs, even if they are legal, naturalized citizens.
Also, a hearty "well done" for Mark Stevenson for reporting the truth about Mexico.
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