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According to data from the Mexican National Migration Institute, the federal immigration agency, nearly 1,000 Americans are deported every year from Mexico after being caught working in restaurants, bars and clothing shops.

Obviously, a fair comparison with deportations from the U.S. is impossible. Instead of 1,000 a year, the U.S. boots upwards of 1,000 a day, mostly Mexicans. (Source)

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There is a great site that has first cut movies and television shows in English, and it was set up for expats living in Mexico.

Check it out: http://www.movieshowcase.tv

See ya...


Posted by: MovieShowcase.TV on March 17, 2008 11:57 PM



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