If Mexico Is So Great, Then Why Are Mexicans Leaving Mexico?
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- With so many Americans and other Immigrants flooding into Mexico, why is no one talking about why so many Mexicans still immigrate to the USA and Canada for a better life and opportunities. The same thing you are thinking about currently doing by moving to Mexico. Kinda ironic don't you think? Let's discuss what is actually going on here. #Mexico #USA #Immigration #Canada
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Sounds like you want an exploitable work force.
You’re not white.
I moved out of the U.S. 20 years ago. Mexico gave me my life back. Both countries have good and bad. I prefer Mexico. I live free, happy and with less stress and anxiety. I love Mexico and would NEVER go back to the U.S. I dont even like to go to visit family it stresses me out. VIVA mi Mexico hermoso!!! Its cool if you like the U.S. and for some it is great country, just dont tell us we can't be happy outside of the USA.
Amen! That is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing! Viva Mexico!
Sound good to me. I think I want to move to Mexico, the United States is turning into Babylon, people just don't know where they're running to. They should find out what's going on in a country first,
mexico is not that happy of a country as u think it is, VIVA WHAT? mexico is not a beautiful country, stop painting this country nicely
Well tell that to my wife. She is Oaxacan and kick me out back to USA. 😂
We can't ignore the fact that a big reason is simply misconception about life in the USA. I think a lot of people around the world still believe the US to be the land of milk and honey, where jobs are abundant and they all pay well. But that's far from the truth, because as we all know, it's a struggle on that side of the border too, for the majority of people
That's right! More and more around the world are slowly realizing that. Thanks for sharing!
Yes!! AMEN so true, we are seeking a different life coming from Canada
Well said.
Yup, as in, trying to make a living in Vancouver where a shack of a house now costs over a cool million, and a one bedroom apartment starting at 1400$ a month...
Part of that problem is that Mexicans assume that all the gringos are rich!
you are absolutely right ✅ 🙌 I feel really bad for people that are working full time job and still live in the streets 😳, if people in other countries would know the reality of the USA today, they would just stay home 🏡
We have dollars or make dollars and spend pesos, living in Mexico. They make pesos, and don’t make very many pesos. It’s simple. We all go where we think our life will be better. So live your best life and be kind and considerate while doing so, wherever you are.
Well said
Why not make your life better where you’re at. Its like people that leave the ghetto and move to the burbs.. Lack of accountability.
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Until it becomes an invasion on behalf of those who come with disregard for the nationals.
I'm glad you talked about this topic.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Very True¡ Less and less Mexicans are leaving for the US. The ones going there are other Latin Americans. I left Mexico in my 20s, moved to the US legally, married an American, after 20 years, now I’m divorced. I’m moving back to my Patria this year. Hope by the end of the year. Mexico Lindo y Querido 🌹🇲🇽❤️
Viva Mexico!
Lol 😆 you made some $$$$ on that divorce. Now you're going home with a big wad of Dollars you took from some Gringo pend€j○🤭
A lot of Mexicans go back to Mexico when they save money to visit families .Been going to Mexico for 60 years ,had a condo in Cancun from 1988 to 2003,got cancer and sold it and more than doubled my investment .At 80 years old i spend the winters in Oaxaca on the west coast . Mexico and the people are great . Nice hood ornament .
Thanks for sharing!
That’s not true. They never leave unless they get deported. Then they come back.😂
@@redskins1120I'd leave the u.s in a heart beat it sucks here
@@snailart9214 You have never lived anywhere else. You messed up your life and blame it on others.
Mexicans aren’t leaving, its people from central america and south america crossing through to get to usa.
@cosmoszilla Yes! You are right. I tried to tell my friend immigrants are coming to the U.S. from countries other than Mexico.
Wow. Good to know!!!!
thanks for this video! I live near Guadalajara now. I moved to Mexico back in June 2022 and I've been asking myself this video title's question ever since I got here cuz Mexico is amazing compared to where I was living in the USA.
Glad it was helpful!
Hola yo vivo en georgia y estoy pensando en regresarme a mexico
me gustaría saber de mas personas que han regresado y que cuenten como les va especialmente familias con niños pequeños
All the Mexican friends I made in Canada where here to work and make lots of money (a dishwasher getting paid more than a cardiologist... ) 90% went back home, and the rest ends up going back as well disillusioned after a coupla winters and especially, when they have children and want them to grow up in their warm culture.
They were such a joy to work with, too - hardworking yet so happy, jolly, funny, protective of the girls and honest. They’d throw the best parties, make a big pozole and invite everyone like we’re family 🥰 🇲🇽
Thank you so much for sharing!
La familia. Mexicans are far less prone to divide themselves over stupid things like people north of the border do
Interesting topic, a lot to explore here. I just left the US and moved to Vallarta. I'll be teaching English online, and working on some of my own projects. I'm a nomad at heart and have lived in a few different places, South Korea and Shanghai, China, where I taught English. The last few years since covid I got short-term jobs near a few national parks in the US. It was great, and I saved some cash, but I want to get back to flexibility, making my own schedule, and living on my own terms. Plus just the chance to experience life in Mexico and work on my Spanish, is what drew me here. With the cost of living in the US, it's easy to get trapped at a job, with a lease, and be working all the time just to give it all away in rent...with the cheaper cost of living in Mexico (and SE Asia, where I plan to go next year) I'll be able to work less, and actually save more. It's a better situation, and I'm having more fun. Anyhow, great video. Keep them coming!
Thanks for sharing!
I applied for a online job teaching English too it's a very hard application process
I teach English online, and have always wondered about the possibility of moving to another country and teaching English there.
your correct 15th largest economy and the reason many leave is they go with an economic plan work 2-3 yrs hard save as much as possible and go back
home way ahead of the game what you make abroad in those 2-3 yrs its the equvealent of 10yrs work in mexico if they worked 10yrs hard in US or Canada
and invested most income they can go back home retired for rest of there lives :)
Thanks for confirming those details!
SO TRUE. In the late 70's, 80's and 90's 85-90% of all young men from Jalisco would migrate to the U.S for a better future. Now maybe only 10-15% of young men are leaving Jalisco. The majority of people I know are staying and working in Mexico. it's not worth it so much to leave it all behind for the mighty dollar.
Thank you so much for sharing!
Well my father was one of those 85-90% and he definetely made a better future for us
The only Mexican people that I know who have moved to the US, are high class people who have a lot of money already. They find it easier to create a business in the US.
That is true about the business part in some aspects. Thanks for sharing!
When you mention ‘15’, I checked on Wikipedia and Mexico is the 15th largest economy in the world, with Mexico City itself the 30th largest economy in the world. And because Canada has Mexico on visa waiver, a lot of folks here are skipping over the US and into Canada for leisure travel
Thanks for sharing!
Maybe check another resource than Wikipedia. Mexico is 15th for 2022. Mexico edges out Indonesia.
I'm a Mexican frontend developer and i have a remote work in Switzerland, they payme 30 dollars per hour, thats a lot o money for me in México but searching the earnigs in that country, i earn like a McDonals worker...i dont mind 😅because the job is kinda easy
Awesome! Congratulations! Thanks for sharing! You're a Mexican Millionaire!
So I'm a mobile dev in the US and told my boss i might get a beach home in Mexico and move there and he said, "oh we'll have to adjust your salary then". Like dude, why should you profit over me changing my life and location?
@@jorgegonzalezv Who knows, it might be a raise lol
Your absolutely 💯 Mexicans are the hardest working people I know.
No doubt
so many facts in the video 💯🔥
Glad you enjoyed it!
You're right, and also a lot of Americans don't want those low paying jobs, and the ones that do get those jobs quit right away. Apparently, the Government pays them more to just sit and drink all Day not doing nothing...
Thanks for sharing!
México City is incredibel 👍
It is amazing!
Right on man , ones again you are 100% correct
Thanks!
The only think stopping me from moving my family to Mexico is I need to learn Spanish first
Smart idea!
In my area in the US the going pay is $10.00 per hour. After they take taxes out and ss your probably making $7-8.00. You just can't live on that here and it's so sad.
very true thanks for sharing!
Sad indeed! The minimum here in BC, Canada is $15.65 an hour... yet it’s still not enough to survive in Vancouver where the houses are over a million bucks.
(Which is why you score a job online with medical benefits, and/or come up to work during the busy season and skidaddle to México to enjoy your life 😏😎 🇲🇽)
You cannot live on that income in Kalifornia
I was born in California USA and each time I come to Mexico I feel better.my parents are from Mexico am the first born American. am thinking of moving to Mexico .
Thanks for sharing!
Same here born and raised in Los Angeles. I'm in the process of obtaining my 🇲🇽 Nationality here in merida @ the Registro Civil (they ask for too much paperwork at the consulate in Dallas)It took me a while because I had to make some corrections on my US paperwork. I have an appointment on the 5th to become a 🇲🇽 National 🙏. A dream come true.
My wife wanted to live in the USA at first. She had misconceptions. My wife actually thought that in the US that the government gives back all your taxes once a year. I had to explain to her that US citizens need to over pay their taxes and get back the over payment. She also refuses to acknowledge that I am American. Lol. She tells everyone that I am Italian.
Ha! Thats interesting!
Lol I’m Italian my husband does the same thing.
Actually, thousands of Americans are applying for Mexico visas.
That is correct, the number increases every year
We all love our country and always returned to our beautiful country
Viva Mexico!
Thank you for the vlogs.
They are very lnformitive.
Glad you like them!
Following the title of the video and I keep going.
All those people aren’t only Mexicans, most of them are from honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, VENEZUELA, Cuba etc.
Correct most immigrants to the USA these days are coming from central america
Unfortunately, the majority of people who migrate from Mexico to the United States are those who were not favored with education and did not have opportunities and due to the lack of workers in agriculture and construction in the USA, that is where the idea of migrating was born.
ok! Thanks for sharing
For decades, Mexicans accounted for the vast majority of illegal crossings but flows shifted over the last decade to Central Americans and, more recently, to people from South America, Africa and Asia. Venezuelans became the largest nationality arrested for illegally crossing the U.S. border, replacing Mexicans for the first time on record, according to figures released Saturday that show September was the second-highest month for arrests of all nationalities.
Thanks for sharing!
My point exactly.😊😊😊
Thanks for sharing!
Mexicans leave Mexico same as Americans leave the USA. Better living standards, thinking grass is greener on the other side, curious to see other countries, victim of crime/abuse/neglect etc! 😊
Thanks for sharing!
My parents came from Mexico and Columbia and I’m first generation in USA and it is hard for me being here
You have to be more specific but long story short it all depends on you.
From Columbia, the capital of South Carolina?
!bienvenidos!
China is building several large factories there and Walmart is still expanding there in Mexico. Both creating lots of good jobs.
Thanks for sharing
By the way... Great topic!! my parents had to wisdom to put me to work along side Mexican Migrant workers picking beans and Strawberries... I worked my butt off trying to keep pace with them and get as many pounds of produce... It actually got me paid a lot more and developed a better work ethic for me! No regrets!! plus I learned a bit of Spanish that way :)
Awesome story! Thanks for sharing!
I used to manage a grocery store for a local grocery chain. One of my employees had turned out to be an illegal. He ended up quitting. He found a job with a local farmer and he worked his way up to become a permanent worker and then as a supervisor for the farming operations. Even so often the farmer would receive a letter for more information about his supervisor from one government agency inquiring about him. The farmer would tell the guy that it was time for him to find another ID to use so he can continue working. The farmer was very satisfied with the work ethnic the guy had. The guy was happy to do it since he was being paid a solid middle class income.
Thank you so much for sharing
Many legal people have good work ethic.
I feel bad for those who choose to come here and are stuck. They can’t travel out of the country anymore for whatever reasons
Thanks for sharing
my reason for coming to mexico is,in mexico ican live frugally and bank 500 to 700 dollars a month,in the usa i am spending my ss payment and taking out of savings 500 to 700 dollars a month.that is dwindling at a quick pace.LIVE the GOOD LIFE
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks!!! Love your videos!!
Thanks for watching!
It’s not Mexicans, it’s more south Latin America. They just pass through Mexico. Mexico Politics are having a meeting to have more control on this promblem.
Glad to see you watched the video 😅
Hi I just found this video and loved it yes the very reasons mentioned here are the reasons why we are heading out to Mexico very soon just got passports and getting our dogs vet appt and we are gone can't wait I've been to Mexico quite a few times and miss it I'm ready to stay lol
Congratulations! That is awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Great content as always...I'm getting ready to go to Mexico for a visit but I'm not as far as you are.
Awesome! Good Luck!
I believe that the reason why many Mexicans leave Mexico is to live better and save as much dollars they can while they work at a job. Thats how many people that live for example in Tijuana, cross the border everyday to San Diego to earn dollars and spend Mexican pesos. I also believe that many Mexicans don't dream about living in USA forever since they feel less "free" in that country. I don't think that it'd have to do much with violence in Mexico
Thanks for sharing!
Mexican workers tolerate USA. That's all...no love.
Bro, your shocks ate SHOT!! sorry I had to hate a little before my real comment
I moved from the US to Mexico as a native Mexican, I love the US dont get me wrong but it's no where near the promise land it was in the past
We all know, you should donate to the shock replacement fund. Thanks for sharing
Am I allowed to go back to US while I'm waiting for my Mexican residency? I might have to do Visa run because I don't earn enough from SSI as disabled person..
Not quite sure what you mean. If you apply for residency they let you know right then and there if you are approved or not. There is no waiting period.
@@JoseArteagaTravels Really???? Wow, they'll give me residency on a same day if I'm qualified???
I think we always think the grass is always greener on the other side. We all have to struggle to make ends meet no matter where we live. I guess in the end, it comes down to picking a place to live that aligns with your values and desired lifestyle.
Very well said. Thanks for sharing!
Mexico should invest more in the uncovering and resoration of its many unique historical ruins of its ancient cultures, to bring in more tourism, but also for its own citizens.
That sounds like a great idea!
We already have 189 archeological zones open to public located all over the country. The fact is that tourists just focus themselves on visiting the same archeological zones (Chichen Itzá, Teotihuacan, Tulum and sometimes Monte Alban or Uxmal), but there are many others that are equally relevant and impressive, just like Calakmul, Xochicalco, Cantona, Teotenango, Toniná, Edzna, Comalcalco, Chalcatzingo, Tamtoc, Bonampak, Cacaxtla-Xochitecatl, Tetzcotzinco, La Quemada, Cuicuilco, El Cerrito, Malinalco, Tzintzuntzan, etc.
@@luisjorgegonzalezperez7476 But only a small fraction of what is there has been excavated. More excavations would generate more interest and awareness of the vastness of the ancient civilizations there, and we'd learn a lot more about them. And maybe a few of them could be fully restored.
Mexico in its entirety is an archeological site. Thousands of years of history of many highly advanced cultures.
Your channel is very promising. Lots of potential. You already have one very valuable thing going for you and that's the fact you're immediately likable. Most people don't have that and have to struggle to bring in the views by pulling various strategies to sustain interest. You are immediately someone I feel I can trust and I like your personality. Most UA-camrs don't have that immediate likability factor.
Editing, preparartion on what you're going to discuss, and doing a bit of research to strengthen your claims will go a very long way toward sustaining interest and getting repeat viewers. Right now your unedited, freestyle style of producing content is a bit problematic because the lack of editing and prep causes you to be inadvertently repetitive. Like, there are multiple points where you literally repeat the same thing in like 5 different ways. Editing out the repetition can help a lot with that. Also be sure to discuss things you have real knowledge about so you can be as useful as you could be on this very uniquely complex topic. It seems you approach things by playing it by ear and it would be better if a bit a reaearch was conducted to add a sense of expertise. Most people that watch your videos are eagerly looking for an authority on the subject. You living there for 4 years makes you a great authority on this topic but playing it by ear makes it come across as unsure and unsupported.
The last thing, I haven't watched enough of your content to know your intent. I've gotten the impression you are pro-Mexico and also the impression you're anti-Mexico. Maybe you're both but if that's the case you have to be clearer about that. People are going to watch either looking for someone to confirm their resservations they may have about Mexico or to confirm their wishful thinking regarding life in Mexico. People should feel better informed after watching your video. The driving through what appears to be a Mexican ghetto is also a bit confusing and a tad off-putting because you don't know if you're doing that because you hate Mexico and want to show people "reality" but in that case you're absolutely wrong to be claiming those neighborhoods represent the reality of Mexico. So that I'm not too sure is working out. It gives your channel an anti-Mexican feel that isn't accurate. It's as if I recorded myself driving through the worst part of L.A. and claimed that's the reality of L.A.
The above was intended in the most friendly manner possible. You can ignore it or apply some of the suggestions and advice. Whatever the case, you got something fresh and very informative here. Wish you luck and you've got a subscriber.
Thanks for sharing! I will take all that into consideration!
Excuse me we have 5 million Mexicans living in the US who are not citizens. Its documented on the US immigration site. They are staying in the US.
And there are millions more who are documented. Thanks for sharing
@@JoseArteagaTravelsthey will eat anything given to them 😅. If they only knew how Mexico is Advanced as a society but of course the Media! You just need to go and see to realize. Thanks for the Video and sharing awareness 🙌
Soy mexicana, y para entender la migración que había hay que leer la historia, siempre ha habido migración de un lado a otro en nuestra frontera, pero se dio mucho más cuando fue la segunda guerra mundial cuando en Estados Unidos necesitaban mano de obra, la mayoría de las personas que emigran son gente que se dedica principalmente al campo y a oficios, que desgraciadamente no pudieron por varias razones obtener un alto grado de estudios, en la actualidad la mayoría de los inmigrantes ya no son mexicanos,son sudamericanos, de hecho muchos están regresando a México y más por la situación mundial que existe la inflación en muchos países europeos y hasta en Estado Unidos ya se está haciendo insoportable y si tenemos gente que vive en las calles eso es cierto pero no por las razones que en los Estados Unidos llegan a esa situación, por no pagar la renta a tiempo? La policía los saca que horror acá se da oportunidad a las personas si no pudieron pagar renta, o al menos los amigos los ayudan, no están viviendo en sus autos por años ya sea tu familia te ayuda o alguien pero siempre hay oportunidad de salir adelante y no estar años sin un hogar.
Muy bien dicho! Muchas gracias por compartir!
Lamentablemente, muchos estadounidenses ahora sienten que vivir en sus automóviles es algo normal. Muchas personas ahora eligen vivir en sus automóviles o vehículos recreativos solo para poder llegar a fin de mes.
Creo que en realidad es gracioso que tantos miles estén cruzando la frontera para vivir aquí cuando vivir en los Estados Unidos no es más que sufrimiento Sufrimiento financiero.
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I said the same thing, they come to America waving their flag proudly but leave. Now I'm no saying America any better but still. America hell on earth, you work all day and when you don't have a job people say get a job. Everyone will be happy if America change and stop slaving away people at jobs.
Thanks for sharing!
Never knew about the commercials, I will watch from now on.
Thanks!
"You started an hour ago", LOL! Great vid Jose!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Right on Jose USA is not the land of opportunity anymore , use to be , not no more , it's getting worst as time goes by
That is Unfortunately the case
THE USA SUCKS AT EVERYTHING IT DOES !
Leave.
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That's a easy Question .Some Mexicans move to the USA or Canada or elsewhere for a better life ,and visa versa some Americans or Canadians move to Mexico for a better life.Their Social Security check or pension check doesn't go that far in the USA or Canada it goes both ways .Also if you know anything about many Mexican large corporations and large businesses they discriminate against people 40 years old or older.Many large businesses in Mexico want a younger work force .
Thanks for sharing!
Ageism is alive and well in the 🇺🇲 too!!!
I can mention few reasons why the mexican can't or won't go work north
1. visa restrictions, language barrier, rules over rules.
2.work ethic, in Mexico one may be at work 10 hrs but really work 6 hrs. where outside the country people work full hours.
3. culture diference. life in the north is really boring, expensive, etc where in Mexico one can have 1 beer or 6 while at work listen to their favorite regional music and that's fine with everyone. That's not permissible in the north.
3. The feeling of being exploited and looked down upon which may be less inside Mexico
Thanks for sharing!
I’m heading that way
Thanks for sharing!
WOW ; you are so bang on ! Marco Rodriguez 🫡🙏😎
Thanks!?
Have a great day
Thanks!
People leave because the country is terrible in corruption, poverty, violence, and weak men.
Thanks for sharing!
Yes i had that same question but didn’t wont to ask so thank you..
Glad I was able to answer it for you!
How did you get all the green lights? Impressive! Never happens to me.
It's my awesome driving skills lol
@@JoseArteagaTravels I've driven that street a hundred times at least. Never catch that many greens!
Aloha Jose. I had to leave Hawaii as that state has gotten very expensive. Slave to the state. Yes Mexicans don’t complain about hard work and Americans don’t want to pick the fruits or do hourly work. Americans have gotten very lazy and entitled.
Great content Jose on your UA-cam. I am on the edge of being homeless and thinking about moving to Mexico.
Thanks for the kind words brother. All the best of luck to you on your journey!
Great video bud..
Thanks 👍
with your particular example with the ad you saw for butcher jobs in canada, but this could apply to any area of work. 2000 usd per month would be not a very good wage for somebody who has decent experience as a butcher. still, it's actually slightly more than minimum wage, (depending what the minimum wage is where you live) and you can live a simple life and save money on 2000 dollars a month. but in my opinion its immoral for these companies to be taking advantage of mexicans or other foreigners like that. I personally worked at a place before where I would help to deliver poultry, but in the processing plant where they would clean the birds, they hired a lot of filipinos, and even though they were super hard workers, they didn't pay them very well.
Now you know how they got those workers, they were putting out ads in there villages from corporate offices in Canada. Thanks for sharing!
Hello bud...I moved to Mex for a better life...alot simpler way of living...not all the rat race
Same here!
America is great too and I'm leaving the US. Those seeking to earn more money go North. Those seeking to save money go South. It all depends on which opportunities you're seeking personally.
Well said! Thanks for sharing!
Exactly. You don't have to be a genius to go work where the wages are higher. Save up and move to where cost of living is lower.
Great topic 👍
Glad you liked it
Mexicans are NOT running away or leaving Mexico---they just going for some work some extra money and coming bk to Mexico...
The Qis WHY THE FOREIGNERS especially Gringos and Canadians are leaving THEIR AWESOME So-called educated Country and coming to Mexico? I give myself an answer actually in the USA, and Canada, and life is really tough for them, and Mexico welcomes anyone across the globe with everything good they can expect living in Mexico and Leaving or even running away from their life bk n their own country.
Thanks for sharing!
There are HUGE reasons for people in the USA and Canada to Switch places with the Mexicans... but at some point it will level out!
It's going to be interesting to see!
Would be cool if you interviewed some locals who do seasonal work in the US
Sounds great!
I know a few commuters. They work in California 2 weeks. Return home to Merida for one week...or so.
sometimes people leave because they want to have something extra, like they want to ad a room in their house, TV, car etc, but other then that they don't know what really is happening out there, you make dollars you spend dollars, and you leave your family for materials things.
Thanks for sharing! You're right many Mexicans come home after years in the USA only to ask the family. What happened to all the money I sent?
That's really interesting about the Indian immigrants to the US, I had no idea it was so easy for them to get a loan.
Yeah basically any immigrant has a leg up over natural born citizens in the USA. As a Natural born citizen from 2 immigrant parents I can attest to this personally
@@JoseArteagaTravels How come almost all latin Americans immigrating to the US don't take advantage of these programs and get a loan for a business instead of working out on a farm or whatever?
Hey bro, Puerto Rican here who use to love in Miami-kendall, Richmond Heights, The Falls etc. Worked as a Social Worker. Worked w/ the Mariolitos. I was the Hook up. From the boat to better off than your typical American. SSI, Subsidize housing, food stamps, refugee assistance etcetcetc. I even Helped the first Cuban mayor get elected. Anyway, Miami is a shit hole. I now Live in South Carolina. Big Beautiful home, Everythings affordable & subtropical. I Live cheaper here than i would if i went to México. My gfs Cuban from Velasco. She's totally lost in this country. Doesnt speak English. She lives with me. Ive been taking care of her. Anyway bro, saludo de South Carolina
Yeah man I left Hialeah over 10 years ago and I don't a single thing...... Bueno except los pastelitos y las croquettas jaja Dale bro! Good luck with everything! Thanks for sharing!
Bro how much would a decent home cost me in a decent area of México? If you can show me Several pictures of some nice affordable places Ill make a donation to your channel. Send me the link where i can donate. My home insurance went up, my property taxes went up, my car insurance went up, my electric charges went up anda the food- man you wont believe how much the food has gone up. I better start planning
Thx for another great video. I liked, subscribed and will watch the ads :)
Have you done a video on Progreso or maybe Chelem. I did see yr Sisal video.
Wondering if maybe Sisal or Chelem the way to go for extended stay since Progreso is getting built up?
Thx from Florida 🌞
Yes I have made a bunch of beach videos! They're out there somewhere! All beaches are great just depends on what you're looking for!
if I work in Mexico am I gonna be look down? Because I when i was working at mostly hispanic work place in Los Angeles I was look down because I'm the only asian.
People in Mexico are all proud and hard workers and only expect the same from others. No one will look down on you for working hard like everyone else
Mexico is great with $4000 dollars per month, average salary is $1000 dollars a month.
Thanks for sharing!
Mexicos GDP is 5% money just sent home.from America. When I was younger I worked with all these guys that stay 8 to a house, work for 5 years, and go home. This happens all the blue collar industry. They way it works is contractors/small business owners generally have a well paid “fixer” who stays in the states permanently and sets up work.
The USA pays for every countries prosperity but its own. Not sure if it's 5% but it is a nice amount that is for sure.
This video did age well . 😢
Thank you for sharing
You don't seem to have ads...
I don't really try to oversaturate the video with ads. I just go with the default of what youtube sets. Just a few basic ads. So now you know if you see videos with ads every 5 seconds that they are the ones setting that manually.....
The true is we all want a good life and some times we think the grass is greener in the other side but it is? Or maybe is us that need to better ourselves in order to succeed i learn mi lessons the hard way butt i came to the us in the 1970 because political turmoil in mi country and wich create a big exodus at the times but i suffer emotionally for years missing mi cultures mi country mi family friend's just to live because you not going to get rich in America overnight or ever is a lottery tiket here don't matter were you go is about you not the country .the economical reward is based on the tools you have to defend your self in life not countries
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A question I have is Mexico following the WEF by reducing water, gas, and food to the people?
Mexico does not follow anything the WEF, IMF or any other of these criminal organizations. Mexico is a sovereign country and plans to remain this way for the foreseeable future.
@@JoseArteagaTravels I hope it will remain so!
Another thing I am curious about is what percentage of Mexicans took the fast tracked emergency approval jab and were health care workers forced to take it?
@@lettruthprevail9820 Nobody was forced to take anything out here in fact i made a whole video on it you should check it out ua-cam.com/video/0P540uW8GBc/v-deo.html
Mc Donald’s in ca pays 40k full time
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usa I would say is better for making money but living in Mexico is better
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I just said this, also some people that work here with a visa also say the same thing and even my Mother from Honduras which has her paperwork but she likes it better over there, more freedom and less stress
Down in Imperial Valley California, Yuma Arizona areas mostly all the field work is performed by seasonal migrants. They are bused daily over the border to work the fields and return to Mexico the same day. Back around 2012 they were making $10.00 per hour and had federal taxes taken out of their pay checks too.
Those fields used to be owned by real farmers, but now one entity owns the land, and the owner contracts out a company to plant the fields (whatever they decide to plant), and another company is responsible for harvesting the field. Both of those companies are responsible for hiring a company in Mexico to bring in their workers. They are fed and provided health/sanitary conditions while working under federal guidelines. In those areas they even have Arabian palm trees that bear the date fruit, where they are harvested usually in August in 100+ temps.
They deserve more than $15.00 per hour for sure.
Thanks for sharing! I think those workers get around $20 an hour these days
@@JoseArteagaTravels Good to know 👍
My parents born in Mexico.
Lost birth certificates
How can I find.
Trying to get Mexican citizenship.
Find out where your parents were born. Call that state/city/municipality and ask for your parents Birth Certificate and they will get them for you. You can then apply and receive citizenship Once you have a birth certificate from one of your parents to prove you are Mexican.
I like your videos, but I wish they weren’t so long. 20 minutes max thank you.
Thanks for the kind words! Many people prefer the longer videos and I can not cater to everyone so my suggestion would be to just watch 20 minutes at a time if that is what works for you
It is true that immigrants get a lot of benefits. I'm pretty sure in a lot of cases it's easier for new immigrants to get a credit card or a loan, so I guess in lots of ways they have it easier.
Yes it is easier for them to obtain all those things, trust me i know i used to see it daily in Miami. Someone right off the boat was put in a better position than someone working a minimum wage job for 10 years.
What does it take for an American to open a bank account in Mexico?
Depends. If you plan on buying a house you can get one with Intercam Bank which has a few branches in the country to help people with this. But if you are just a regular person then you need at least a Temporary Residency Visa
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I well said that the main reason is trying make more money fast wich is not the true reality it takes a long way to start from the bottom in a poor country and the exchange is great however the life in the US or Canada is not cheap so yes you make more but pay more and in order to be able to save money in Us you going to go true some hard living otherwise is a long time idea
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The same reason why a lot of people move overseas, better work opportunities, better lifestyle. If you're living in countries like Mexico, Cuba, China or many others you're going to jump at the opportunity to move to a western country because you're wanting a better life for your family. Make more money and then send it home to their families.
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Those waves or migrants aren’t Mexicans any more
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It dont matter were you go or live the most important thing is to get some tipe of skills to add value to yourself for the labor market if you don't have nothing to offer you will go to to compete whit the local labor people and that is the masses so you realy not going forward you just living your country hoping to do better and mosts cases it doesn't work and the other big issue is the language big bigg set backs now if you have skill carpenter mechanic ac repair computers plomer electrician or wherever you dont have to live your country if you have a skill of some kind so is a Mather of what to choose to do with you life going to eork in the US is an investment and a risk going to a school of trade or work on a shop as a apprentice is also a investment whit no risks and a least you know when you can start to make some good money goint yo work in the US you dont know were you will end up
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As a first generation immigrant who still remembers when at 4yrs old my dad got deported after an INS raid on an orchard/harvest he was working, these benefits and perks immigrants supposedly get are news to my family. There were no handouts growing up in the 80s and 90s. No easy loans. Their first mortgage was a 13% interest loan 11 yrs after living here, 4 after amnesty. As a matter of fact if you were to ask me about easy passes into the country I would say Cubans have had fast tracked immigration just because the US gov has a problem with the Cuban gov. Meanwhile Mexican and Central American immigrants get told to get in line and "do it the legal way" and blames for taking all the jobs while also at the same being on welfare which doesn't make sense. My SSA income statements begin when I was 13! My extended family all worked the fields in Northern CA. Don't know what special benefits we supposedly got that an average American didn't. I didn't even apply for or claim unemployment benefits until I was 28. And that was the only time in my life and for only 6 weeks.
You are 10000000% on point. Every single country had a different path. The Cubans had the Easiest path and the Mexicans the worst and all other latin American countries fell somewhere in between. But yeah man it sucks how the Mexicans were treated compared to say us Cubans. Also goes to show you how Awesome the Mexicans are that they accept Americans into Mexico despite all the harsh treatment by the USA. Thank you so much for sharing brother. Viva Mexico!
@@JoseArteagaTravels The farmers we worked for were Indians that barely spoke English. A lot of farmland in the central valley was owned by Indian immigrants which Mexican immigrants worked for. Funny dynamics but that's just how it was.
Bruh, u r effin hallarious!
Thanks!
But its rare or never heard of white, black, etc. Americans crossing illegally into canada
The reason Americans dont cross illegally into Canada is because when they get caught they get deported and most likely face arrest in Canada or the USA or both plus fines and other things like that. Both countries work together to make sure there are no illegal Americans in Canada and no illegal Canadiens in the USA. Freedom.......
@@JoseArteagaTravels i didnt know that. Too bad mexico cant get on the same page :/
@@martinsandoval9380 It's because Mexico is actually a Free country thats why they don't get on board with that kind of tyranny
Todo bien mientras no quieran imponer sus leyes aqui en México.
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