[kellynla]

No yob, no problemo. MS-13 wants you. Habla Espanol.

Where is IKE when we reeeeeeeely need him...

[kellynla]

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[Uncle Miltie]

My mother lives in Arizona and reports that the highways heading south are packed with old pickups full of middle-aged Mexican men heading home.

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[mozarky2]

Lots of them leaving NW Arkansas, too. I work with a fellow who buys up all their stuff when they pull up stakes, and he stays VERY busy.
Hearing also anecdotal evidence of high vacancies in apartment complexes here.

[lookout88]

Why should they? Obamanation’s handouts are just around the corner.

[Cacique]

El problema es que cuando los Estados Unidos tiene un poquito de frio, el resto de el mundo tiene pneumonia.

Translation:

The problem is that when the US has a cold, the rest of the world gets pneumonia.

The economies of those countries are in even worse shape than we are. Why would they want to go back?

[Reaganwuzthebest]

If California had Oklahoma-style laws instead of the welcoming ones they’d leave.

[gandalftb]

They’re bailing out of the NW big time, with their American wives and kids. Many are scared to try and cross back to MX as they have committed crimes here and don’t want to get ID’d/busted on the way back. So of all things they are trying to figure a way to sneak into Mexico, LOL.

[Clemenza]

Well, you don't really see Mexicans/Central Americans coming to the New York and New Jersey area they way the were in the 1990s/early 00s. The population appears to have stagnated, and I do know that the Ecuadorians and Brazilians have been going home in large numbers over the past few years (or going to Europe).

This is anecdotal evidence of course, but, then again, so is this article.

[Clemenza]

Well, you don't really see Mexicans/Central Americans coming to the New York and New Jersey area they way the were in the 1990s/early 00s. The population appears to have stagnated, and I do know that the Ecuadorians and Brazilians have been going home in large numbers over the past few years (or going to Europe).

This is anecdotal evidence of course, but, then again, so is this article.

[ScreamingFist]

This is unmitigated BS. I’m still waist deep in illegals.....

[DangerZone]

Even with the economy crashing, they still prefer the U.S. to the poverty and gang violence of Mexico.

[CottonBall]

They definitely are buying less for themselves," she said. "We may see people getting by with less here, so they can continue to help out those back home who are even worse off."

How wonderful that money earned here is not staying in our economy.

[CottonBall]

Drug trafficking violence and crime in Mexico are disincentives to returning, as is immigrants' strong sense of responsibility to provide for family, the report says.

LOL! More free handouts here, no doubt. All those illegitimate anchors.

[Kozak]

Why would they leave? Those who hang around will be rewarded with lots and lots of PIE!

[Dog Gone]

a nonpartisan Washington, D.C., think tank

Always used to depict a far left group.

[ken21]

i drove thru’ carlsbad and orange county and saw,

what i presume to be,

illegals standing on the streets waiting to be picked up to work.

[John123]

no hard evidence of illegal or legal immigrants leaving in droves because jobs have dried up

Why should they? PEBO is going to give each of them welfare "tax cuts" and a citizenship...

[gubamyster]

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[Dan12180]

I go to the DMV in Hillsboro whenever we need to do DMV work. Since 95 it has taken 2 to 4 hours just to speak with a rep. The law changed last Feb requiring all applicants to have valid ssn and matching birth certificate. This last year I am called to a rep before I have completed filling out the paperwork (about 5 minutes). I don't know where everyone has gone but DMV is much quieter now.