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"The problems we face on the U.S-Mexico border region are common to both sides of the border," Solis said....

"What a liar" (Fitz said)

I don't agree - the first comment is entirely accurate - it just means something other than intended.

There are too many mexicans on both sides of the border and it's too easy for them to commute.

Sounds like a common problem to me.

[FITZ]

What looks like common problems don't originate in this country though, the problems all come from Mexico and it's inability to provide a decent living standard. Welfare and government handouts aren't common to both sides either so the US taxpayers are the ones getting hit hard to provide for the problems caused by Mexico. No one is dying because they want into Mexico, they're all dying trying to escape. The US isn't the cause of them dying, if their own government would reform, they could have a nice life in their own homeland.

[FITZ]

But you're right that Mexico's many problems are more and more commonly found on both sides of the border ---and all the way through the US. I know even in Michigan they're having problems in treating mentally ill patients now who don't speak a word of English and the social workers haven't yet learned Spanish for them.