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Topic: Immigration in Mexico

	Immigration - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A good example of the former is all the immigrants from Mexico and Central American counties who live in the United States, while a good example of the latter is the many retired British ex-pats who choose to make their life in Spain.
		Others disagree, believing that overly restrictive immigration policies and practices would not address the economic demand for work emanating from wealthier countries, would not harm the security or cohesiveness of the country, and would endanger the lives of legitimate refugees from political or racial oppression.
		Some environmentalists concerned with overpopulation favor limiting immigration as a means of isolating the effects of human population growth, while others argue that overpopulation and environmental degradation are global problems that should be addressed by other methods.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Immigration (941 words)

	The Population of Mexico from origins to revolution
		Rapid urbanization in Mexico is a phenomenon of the twentieth-century.
		Mexico City serves as an example, although its series is confounded by a lack of true rates and the reality of demographic growth through migration (Figure 8).
		Mexico’s high-pressure system in 1910, notwithstanding the demographic changes occurring over the previous century, was more akin to what had existed when Mexicans fought for independence from Spain—indeed closer to what the Mexica experienced before Christians invaded almost 400 years earlier—than to conditions of the late twentieth-century.
	www.hist.umn.edu /~rmccaa/mxpoprev/cambridg3.htm (17332 words)

	Mexico Mexican Immigration
		Mexico's General Law of Population sets out the rights and obligations of foreigners, as well as the different statuses associated with foreign immigration.
		For extended stays in Mexico, you must apply for the Visitors permit (usually an FM3) through your company and state what the purpose of the visit is, and how long it is likely to take.
		Under immigrant schemes, you are permitted to reside in the country, provided that you fulfil certain criteria (as specified by the type of permit) for a period of up to one year.
	www.mexperience.com /liveandwork/immigration.htm (1635 words)

	Mexico Encourages Illegal Immigration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		On the surface, Mexico is indeed laden with extreme poverty.
		Mexico has a lot of poverty, yes, but it's not "poor." In terms of the potential to obliterate much of that poverty, Mexico has one of the greatest capacities in all of the Americas to do just that.
		"Mexico is the richest nation in Latin America when measured by GDP, and by a wide margin: in 2001, Mexico's GDP was the highest in Latin America, a substantial 22.5 percent more than runner-up Brazil," writes Walker.
	www.newsmax.com /archives/articles/2004/2/26/164611.shtml (825 words)

	The Dartmouth Free Press : Immigration from Mexico
		Immigration from Mexico poses challenges to our policies and to our identity in a way nothing else has in the past.
		Mexico is undergoing its first generation or so of their industrial revolution.
		In a new study published by the Center for Immigration Studies, a closer look at the data from the 2000 Census concludes that unskilled immigration from Mexico — illegal or legal — reduces the wages for the lowest paid workers and creates large fiscal costs for taxpayers, all without generating significant economic benefits.
	www.dartmouth.edu /~thepress/read.php?id=61 (1430 words)

	Mexico Outreach - Immigration FM3 FAQ
		Mexico Outreach will only facilitate the process by giving you the most recent information and making the contact with the Mexican church and attorney in Mexico, but every other part of the process is your responsibility.
		First notify Mexico Outreach of your intentions to apply for an FM3 so we can guide you through the guidelines and check your paperwork before it is submitted.
		Mexican pastors have already been notified of this situation during pastor conferences in Mexico and are aware of both how you can participate without an FM-3 and of the consequences of preaching without one.
	www.apu.edu /iom/mexout/faq/fm3 (1045 words)

	Mexico’s Undiplomatic Diplomats by Heather Mac Donald, City Journal Autumn 2005
		Mexico’s governing class is not content simply to unload the victims of its failed policies on the U.S., however.
		Mexico’s border police have reportedly engaged in rapes, robberies, and beatings of illegal aliens from Central and South America on their way to the U.S. Yet compared with the extensive immigrant-advocacy network in the U.S., few pressure groups exist in Mexico to protest such treatment.
		Mexico’s foreign ministry turned the beating into an international human rights incident, attributing it to “discriminatory attitudes that lead to institutional violence.” Mexican diplomats formally protested to state and federal officials, and helped the two beaten Mexicans file multimillion-dollar lawsuits against the deputies and Riverside County.
	www.city-journal.org /html/15_4_mexico.html (5230 words)

	VDARE.com: 06/17/03 - Police Cooperate With Immigration Authorities - In Mexico!
		In the state of Mexico, near the spectacular Teotihuacan ruins north of Mexico City, state police of the Seguridad Pública Estatal detained 50 illegal aliens hidden in a railroad car.
		Mexican poverty is always cited as a justification for illegal Mexican immigration to the United States (though in my opinion it fails to help Mexico anyway).
		Mexico recognizes that immigration law enforcement is part of law enforcement in general.
	www.vdare.com /awall/cops.htm (1012 words)

	Immigration Law
		The General Law of Population establishes the rights and obligations of foreigners and the immigration status permitting foreigners to enter Mexico for the purpose described therein, such as to carry out business and remunerative activities, which are prescribed in individual authorizations granted by the Ministry of the Interior.
		Foreigners entering the country with immigrant or non-immigrant status, in the latter case as refugees, students, political asylum, scientific visitors, technicians and confidential employees, are bound to register at the Domestic Foreigners Registry within the next 30 days of the date of entry.
		Along with Mexico's entrance into various multilateral and regional organizations, considerations are being made regarding liberalization of policies toward naturalization.
	www.mexico-trade.com /citizen.html (1617 words)

	World Press Review - Central American Immigration Drugs - Mexico
		According to this Guatemalan official, the reinforcement of anti-immigration actions on the border between Guatemala and Mexico is the initial stage of the Southern Plan in Mexico.
		Simultaneous operations throughout the entire border with Mexico, conducted by the Guatemalan Department of Immigration with the support of the Civilian National Police, concluded in the same period with the detention and deportation of 3,666 people from Guatemala.
		While the director for immigration maintained that this plan has already started, the spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Edgar Arana, assured us that Venceremos 2001 is a program distinct from the Southern Plan, concerning which, he asserted, the Guatemalan government has not received initial notification.
	www.worldpress.org /0901feature22.htm (1409 words)

	Mexico Law Immigration
		The first is a pre-qualification process that is done in Mexico via the Ministry of Foreign Relations (or indirectly via the Mexican consulates and embassies throughout the world), prior to the entry into Mexico by the foreigner (or for renewal purposes while in Mexico).
		("Profesional") This status is to permit the foreign individual to practice a profession in Mexico, with the prior condition that the professional degree is registered with the Federal Professionals Degrees Registry at the Federal Ministry of Public Education as "permitted to be used or performed in Mexico".
		On March 20, 1998, Mexico revised it's Nationality Law to permit those persons that were Mexican nationals but may have lost it or never had it officially recognized, to either recover it or have it recognized.
	www.mexicolaw.com /LawInfo10.htm (2236 words)

	Undue Influence -- the Government of Mexico and U.S. Immigration Policies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In Mexico, the media and political elite are obsessed with it, and their treatment of the subject portrays the United States in a most unfavorable light.
		Mexico’s leading man of letters, Carlos Fuentes, referred positively to a “silent reconquista” of the United States through means of the Spanish language (The Siglo, October 20, 2001).
		Mexico’s media/political elite now sees them as an opportunity to expand their influence in U.S. politics, to use it as a lever to gain influence in migration and trade issues.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/888949/posts (8671 words)

	Mexico - Visas for Immigration to Mexico, FM2 and FM3 information for immigrating to Mexico and immigration ...
		When you have decided you want to stay for extended periods of time or are thinking of immigrating to Mexico you may request from the authorities the corresponding immigration permits, which are the FM2 and the FM3.
		The applicant must demonstrate that the skills are not met in the workforce in Mexico.
		If you have decided you want to live in Mexico without performing any specific activity you may acquire this immigration status as long as you can prove to the satisfaction of the Mexican authorities that you will live on the income brought from abroad or earned from Mexican-based investments.
	www.solutionsabroad.com /a_immigrationmexico.asp (1079 words)

	Mexico's Take On Immigration Plan - CBS News
		Others, discouraged by a U.S. immigration system they believe appears set up to work against them, fear the program could be a trick to catch and deport family members already living in the United States.
		Mexico has long sought a more comprehensive migration accord, but talks on the issue stalled out following the Sept. 11 terror attacks and remained more or less dead in the water until now.
		To many in General Bravo, Mexico - a tiny town, an hour's drive south of the Texas border - the plan sounds like it could be good news.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2004/01/07/world/main592046.shtml (1326 words)

	Immigration from Mexico Comes at High Cost
		To this end, the Center for Immigration Studies has published Immigration from Mexico: Assessing the Impact on the United States by the Center's Director of Research, Steven A. Camarota.
		Author Steven Camarota said of the findings, "Mexican immigration is overwhelmingly unskilled, and it is hard to make an economic argument for unskilled immigration, because it tends to reduce wages for workers who are already the lowest paid and whose real wages actually declined in the 1990s.
		It is also absolutely essential that more effort be made to improve educational opportunities for their children so that they will have the skills necessary to compete in the modern American economy.
	www.americanpatrol.com /REFERENCE/CostsHighCIS_010712.html (964 words)

	Who killed California? \| Pat Buchanan: Massive Immigration From Mexico - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		For what killed California as the golden land was massive and unrestricted immigration from the Third World, an unrepelled invasion from Mexico, and a failure to protect the U.S. manufacturing base and the wages of America's workers.
		By failing to enforce our immigration laws, America now hosts 31 million legal immigrants and their children and 10 million illegals, most of them net tax consumers.
		Unless we elect a president who will enforce our immigration laws and defend our borders, unless we find a Congress that will jettison the free-trade madness that is denuding America of her manufacturing, what has happened to California will happen here.
	www.stormfront.org /forum/showthread.php?t=80058 (992 words)

	articles about mexico (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Immigration from Mexico Study Examines Costs and Benefits for the United States.
		Index Page for the authors in Mexico Connect and their articles and writings as well as their biographies.
		Mexico City History - Scholarly books and articles on Mexico City History at Questia, world's largest online library and research service.
	www.hotelguidemexico.com /articles-about-mexico.html (382 words)

	ParaPundit: Samuel P. Huntington Comes Out Against Immigration From Mexico
		We need to deport the illegals, stop Hispanic immigration, and put both the need to maintain the existing culture and the advantage of much higher skilled and talented immigrants as key factors in determining who is eligible to immigrate to the United States.
		Update: One argument made by defenders of massive immigration from Mexico is that the initial immigrants may not be well educated but the successive generations of their children and grandchildren will eventually approach US norms.
		Immigration is omnipresent both in time and in all geographical regions, it was like that in the past, and will continue in the future.
	www.parapundit.com /archives/001952.html (7607 words)

	Worldandnation: Immigration from Mexico spikes
		SASABE, Mexico - After a four-year decline, illegal immigration from Mexico is spiking as several thousand migrants a day rush across the border.
		But in Mexico, the program has given many migrants hope that they might be able to seek something better north of the border, and that is enough to convince some to cross now rather than later.
		Mark Krikorian, executive director for the Center for Immigration Studies, a group that favors stricter immigration policies, said the rise in illegal migration also shot up in 1986 when an amnesty was announced.
	www.sptimes.com /2004/04/28/Worldandnation/Immigration_from_Mexi.shtml (862 words)

	Immigration of Mexico - Condo Vacation Concepts
		Your first stop is at Mexican Immigration (Migración) where proof of citizenship is inspected, and tourist cards are validated.
		Do not lose the blue (used to be pink) copy returned to you after the immigration inspection.
		If traveling with only one parent and the other parent is deceased or the child has only one legal parent, a notarized statement must be obtained as proof.
	www.condoconcepts.com /property/mximigra.htm (571 words)

	SWEET AND SOUR TIMES ON THE BORDER - BY JOE CUMMINGS ON MEXICO CONNECT
		To Mexico's credit, the government never enacted an equivalent to the U.S. Chinese Exclusion Act, which for a time prevented all persons of Chinese heritage from holding U.S. citizenship.
		Mexicali quickly became a refuge for Chinese fleeing the violence on both sides of the border, since in that Chinese-dominated city the clans were strong enough to protect their own.
		Until Mexico severed diplomatic relations with the nationalist Taiwan government in the 1960s, Mexicali harboured a Taiwan consulate, which became a magnet for overseas Chinese travelling between the U.S. and Mexico.
	www.mexconnect.com /mex_/travel/jcummings/jcchina.html (1297 words)

	ParaPundit: Victor Davis Hanson Against Massive Immigration From Mexico
		It's true, illegal immigration from Mexico has cost this country a lot of money, but illegal aliens pay taxes as well, and believe it or not there are many who don't file for income tax returns because of their illegal status.
		In recent year, an increase number of immigration have course many America to believe that the country are overwhelmed by immigrant and urged policymakers to create laws that discourage both legal and illegal immigrant.
		The traditionalists opposing immigration must recognize our lives are enhanced by their knowledge and education, and that in order to "preserve our nation", they must realize we are a "nation of immigrants" and let others prove their worth.
	www.parapundit.com /archives/001430.html (4601 words)

	Retirement in Mexico - Apr. 12, 2005
		The bulk of this migration consists of retirees, drawn to Mexico by its culture, its climate, and, perhaps above all, its costs.
		And Mexico has a strong tradition of ballet and music, opera, and native archeology.
		Remodeling, routine maintenance, and putting on home additions are cheaper in Mexico, where labor costs are low.
	money.cnn.com /2005/04/11/retirement/mexicanretirement (1162 words)

	LP: Immigration strengthens Mexico's link to U.S.
		The most obvious manifestation of that relationship is the level of immigration from Mexico into the United States: Close to 11 million Mexicans live here – about 4 percent of the U.S. population, but nearly 10 percent of Mexico's.
		The explosive growth in immigration from Mexico began in the 1980s, and in more recent years, that exodus has had a broader effect on Mexico than in the past.
		Politicians in Mexico also want to harness the electoral potential of the millions of adult immigrants living here, by giving them the right to vote in their home country's elections at one of the 45 Mexican consulates in the United States.
	www.libertypost.org /cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=91770 (2022 words)

	Mayor says immigration keeps Mexico from social unrest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Inequality in Mexico has not resulted in social unrest due to, among other things, Mexicans immigrating abroad and the responsibility of citizens, said Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the Mayor of Mexico City.
		In agreeing with Cardinal Norberto Rivera Carrera, on the need to change Mexico’s economic model before there is a civil conflict, López Obrador said that the only explanation for people in Mexico not having protested in light of more than 20 years of economic stagnation is because escape valves, such as immigration, have been found.
		On one hand the pressure is removed with regard to zero economic growth, and on the other those who are in the U.S. send about US$17 billion to Mexico annually.
	www.mexidata.info /id354.html (366 words)

	Is Mexico Thwarting U.S. Immigration Enforcement ?? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The author is an immigration lawyer representing new immigrants in civil and criminal matters.
		The people of Mexico need to rise up and overthrow their government.
		More proof of Mexico and her citizens butting in to change US laws, that they don't like.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1100046/posts (1349 words)

	U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform - Mexico-U.S. Binational Migration Study Report
		After a meeting of the Migration and Consular Affairs Group of the Mexican-United States Binational Commission in March 1995, the governments of Mexico and the United States decided to undertake a joint study of migration between the two countries.
		National coordinators were designated for each country with the Commission on Immigration Reform coordinating the work of U.S. researchers.
		The main objective of the Binational Study is to contribute to a better understanding and appreciation of the nature, dimensions, and consequences of migration from Mexico to the United States.
	www.utexas.edu /lbj/uscir/binational.html (307 words)

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