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Latinos And Border Security 2016

Updated on February 11, 2016
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The author published two political newspapers, predicted Trump's victory in July 2016, and a recent article on many of Trump's achievements.

Who is hurt most by illegal immigration?

America has some stressful concerns, and the Middle East and Europe are not alone in having immigration problems!
America has some stressful concerns, and the Middle East and Europe are not alone in having immigration problems! | Source

The Borders

Sometimes we forget.

Latinos who vote have thoughts

like any others.


Jobs, safety, taxes:

Do we want security?

We might pay the most.


Illegals cost us.

They reflect poorly on us.

They take our scarce jobs.


We came legally.

Some were granted amnesty.

When does it all stop?


Latinos in America are comprised of citizens, legals, and illegals.

America's Latinos, citizens and legal residents, seem the forgotten voices crying for greater border security in 2016. You need to listen to their voices, if you are a politician and you want their votes!

When illegals cross America's still imperfect southern border with Mexico, who is hurt the most?

American Latinos, and Latinos within the United State who may not be citizens but who are legal residents, are among those who feel the direct negative impacts of illegal immigration from south of the U. S. border with Mexico.

Illegal immigrants, mostly from Mexico and South America not only compete for jobs with some Latino citizens and legal residents, those same law abiding Latinos are usually the first to feel the effects of the South American drug cartels, the Mexican Mafia, and Hispanic street gangs,

American Latinos in some cases suffer by being type cast with the character of so many of the illegal immigrant population now in the United States, even being stopped on the street and adversely questioned in job interviews. at their work sites, and at their businesses.

In protests about the still failing border security, Latino citizens and legal residents are among the active protesters calling for tighter borders and for no amnesty for the illegal immigrants.

If politicians really want to court Latino votes in 2016, they would be well-advised to listen to these Latino voices and stand behind efforts to have effective and comprehensive immigration reform and effective border security.

Questions for presidential candidates to consider answering might include "What would be the effect. if America was to close southern entry points one or more days a week to protest Mexico's own lax border controls, and the Mexican governmnt's failure to control and punish their professional smugglers?"

Sorry, Mr. Trump, I suspect that is a question you have already considered and have an answer for, especially now when Mexico's oil revenues are already holding back their economy.

Periodic, random closing of those entry points might also encourage American manufacturers who depend on their factories in Mexico and cheap Mexican labor to reconsider bringing such work back to the United State of America, but I imagine you may have thought of that, too.

Not every mile of America's southern border is desert or river.

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