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Mexican Migration May Be Over

Joseph3374 Wrote: Dec 10, 2012 7:42 AM

For example, when our immigration system was opened up in 1965, experts testified that we would not get many immigrants from Latin America or Asia. They assumed that immigrants would come mainly from Europe, as they had in the past. Were these experts from the ADL , the criminal Anit Defamation League which was along with many jewish organizations pushing for open immigration into our country ? Arnold Forster had stated that an ADL goal was that americans of european origin become a minority in this country ! What a creep !

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Mexican Migration May Be Over

Is mass migration from Mexico to the United States a thing of the past?

At least for the moment, it is. Last May, the Pew Hispanic Center, in a study based on U.S. and Mexican statistics, reported that net migration from Mexico to this country had fallen to zero from 2005 to 2010.

Pew said 20,000 more people moved to Mexico from the United States than from there to here in those years. That's a vivid contrast with the years 1995 to 2000, when net inflow from Mexico was 2.2 million people.

Because there was net Mexican immigration until 2007, when...

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