Mexican Immigration to the United States has Ended.

[Struwwelpeter]

The short-sighted and unreasonable among us could never have seen this coming. Once again, the aristocratic, all-knowing phantom of foresight has prevailed over the sewage-contaminated tidal wave that is popular opinion.

By Paloma Esquivel and Hector Becerra, Los Angeles Times

April 24, 2012
Net migration from Mexico to the United States has come to a statistical standstill, stalling one of the most significant demographic trends of the last four decades.

Amid an economic downturn and increased enforcement at the U.S.-Mexico border, the number of Mexicans coming to the United States dropped significantly, while the number of those returning home increased sharply over the last several years, according to a report by the Pew Hispanic Center.

"The largest wave of immigration in history from a single country to the United States has come to a standstill," the report says.

Between 2005 and 2010, 1.4 million Mexicans immigrated to the United States, less than half the number that migrated between 1995 and 2000. At the same time, the number of Mexicans and their children who moved to Mexico in the same five-year period rose to 1.4 million, about double the number that did so between 1995 and 2000.

The estimates are based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau and on Mexican census data. The most recent data indicate that the historic flow of migrants into the U.S. might even have started to reverse.

"We're fairly confident that by the end of the period we were seeing more people moving to Mexico than leaving" for the United States, said co-author Jeffrey S. Passel, a senior demographer at the Pew Hispanic Center.

Illegal immigrants from Mexico residing in the U.S. still outnumber their legal counterparts, but the proportion has shifted, the report found. The number of Mexican illegal immigrants residing in the U.S. fell from 7 million in 2007 to about 6.1 million in 2011. In the same period, the number of legal immigrants from Mexico residing here increased from 5.6 million to 5.8 million.

The report attributes the changes to several factors, including the weakened economy, increased border enforcement, a rise in deportations, growing dangers at the border and a long-term decline in Mexican birthrates. Which factor is dominant is still unknown.

"At this point, it's very hard to say because all of them are kind of working in the same direction," Passel said.

The report comes as the Supreme Court on Wednesday is set to take up elements of Arizona's tough crackdown on illegal immigrants, known as SB 1070. Advocates for reduced immigration cited the report as proof that tightened enforcement works. Many immigrant advocates have long cited job prospects as a primary factor in decisions to migrate.

Several factors in Mexico contributed to the shift, including a drop in fertility rates there, according to the report's authors. That rate dropped from 7.3 children per woman in 1960 to 2.4 in 2009, meaning there are fewer people entering the workforce. At the same time, indicators of development such as literacy, average years of education and healthcare have improved.

The Mexican demographic trends and the U.S. political shift toward increased enforcement mean that immigration from Mexico is probably down for the long run, said David Fitzgerald, a sociology professor with the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at UC San Diego.

Even if the U.S. economy bounces back, he said, there's strong reason to believe that illegal immigration from Mexico will never surge the way it did about 10 years ago, he said.

The Center for Comparative Immigration Studies does an annual survey of three communities in Mexico that are routine sources of immigrants to the U.S. All three show decreases in immigration, he said.

"This report is showing at the binational level what we've seen at the community level in the sense that new, unauthorized immigration to the U.S. has dropped off dramatically," Fitzgerald said. "I think by far the most important factor is the downturn in the U.S. job market, and the second factor is the concentrated border enforcement activity."

Fitzgerald said it's too early to say whether tough state laws have caused illegal immigrants to return to Mexico, although there is evidence that Arizona's law caused some people to leave that state, he said.

Advocates against illegal immigration said the report confirms that stricter enforcement combined with tougher job prospects work to curtail illegal immigration.

"If you dry up the job magnet because of the bad economy or increased work-site enforcement, you reduce illegal immigration," said Bob Dane, a spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, which advocates for restricted immigration.

The federal government needs to continue to crack down on illegal immigration, regardless of the report's conclusions, Dane said.

"The fact remains there's still 7 million illegal aliens occupying jobs that should go to American citizens," he said. "It's nowhere near mission accomplished."

Jessica Dominguez, a Los Angeles-based immigration attorney, said increasing numbers of deportees who have families in the U.S. are not returning because the trip is more dangerous and the consequences of being caught are more severe.

"Some people are staying away until they can come back legally," Dominguez said. "They don't want to be exposed to being detained again and losing the opportunity to come back legally later. The laws are very strict at this point."

About 29% of the immigrant population is from Mexico, far surpassing the next largest group, Indians, who comprise about 4.5% of the 40-million immigrants living in the U.S., according to the report. The number of Mexicans who came to the U.S. over the last several decades surpasses that of any other nationality in U.S. history, but when measured as a share of the U.S. immigrant population at the time, the Irish and German influx in the 19th century equaled or exceeded the Mexican migration, the report noted.

[King of the world]

Pretty sure this was the article I posted last year; can't be sure though. Immigration isn't really the big problem, it's the level of fertility of those who ideally should not be having any children, let alone many; this includes whites as well. The lower fertility level of whites isn't the big problem, it's more the fact that whites without any nobility about them are also breeding and with it comes a degenerate and ignoble 'culture' which ingrains itself into society. Also the mate selection of people today with those of no class. People should select their mates appropriately, looking for both appearances and behavior.

Only when a civilization's 'spiritual race' is worn out or broken does its decline set in.

Things such as immigration and fertility do play a part, but they're not as bloated as white nationalists make them out to be.

[-Fuck-]

The future:

Mankind collectively discovers how to create electricity anywhere using a pyramid structure made of any material.

He finally realizes how his humanoid alien brothers travel the galaxy for free.

Homelessness and borders end, as he holds hands with his fellow earthlings and realizes how everyone can have anything they imagine now. The internet becomes a massive school/media/document archive and can be accessed anywhere on the planet wirelessly. There is no longer "fighting over things" because everything becomes free.

"Mexican/US borders" ends along with other borders as now everyone is a sovereign, free being, and everyone starts having more sex and enjoying life based on high vibes and frequencies, vs beliefs, traditions, races, or materialism.

Those who want war are seen as men comparing the size of their cocks in disguise as nukes, instead of using them to make love. These men are all forgotten, ignored, and abandoned.

Humanity evolves spiritually and is finally respected by their galactic brothers. Men try to outplay each other in battles using musical instruments instead of weapons, as was said of ancient times.

Everyone gets laid.

ITS COMING.

Laugh all you want. "Man fears time, but time fears The Pyramids"

http://www.scribd.com/jjoerger/d/865...energy-devices
P. 142.

I believe it. There's too much evidence and research coming out about the pyramid's shape affecting energy - we are going to unplug from the grid and be a society that is so great, it is incredible. We will see an age of endless co-creation, millions of amazing artists and musicians, and will go way beyond what all the money in the world could buy. This is the true path of evolution.

I had a dream some months ago: Everyone was in 2 groups: Muslim and american, on an open street, talking amongst themselves trying to make sure to avoid the other group. I realized this was a "what would I do?" dream, and my solution was to run away to my hideout safe spots all alone if I had to. There is a time coming where people will no longer have to "run away" Or have "borders". They will settle their differences and go on enjoying the thing all humans love: Music, art, physical play and mental stimulation. I don't feel I owe any allegiance to any country or race, only to what keeps my life interesting.

[-SpectraL]

America used to be "The Land of the Free", but now it's just a bunch of crooks in power who have enslaved the entire country and sucked it dry of its wealth. There's no reason left for anybody to want to come to the United States. The Mexican would now rather stay in his own country as it's pretty well just as bad as America. The rights of Americans have slowly been whittled away by the criminals in power to the point where the people are basically powerless to prevent their country from being stolen from them, their homes and privacy has been invaded by same cretins, they're fighting illegal wars for these corporate thieves, while the whole time their own government goes bankrupt. America is in a shambles and is an international laughing stock. Nobody would even consider moving to America at this point.

[Struwwelpeter]

Oh no, we're getting boatloads of immigrants coming in from Asia. That's the latest immigration wave. They're all coming over in hoards.

[DirtySanchez]

Originally Posted by -SpectraL

America used to be "The Land of the Free", but now it's just a bunch of crooks in power who have enslaved the entire country and sucked it dry of its wealth. There's no reason left for anybody to want to come to the United States. The Mexican would now rather stay in his own country as it's pretty well just as bad as America. The rights of Americans have slowly been whittled away by the criminals in power to the point where the people are basically powerless to prevent their country from being stolen from them, their homes and privacy has been invaded by same cretins, they're fighting illegal wars for these corporate thieves, while the whole time their own government goes bankrupt. America is in a shambles and is an international laughing stock. Nobody would even consider moving to America at this point.

Sorry bro but no Americans are not enslaved. To say we are is insulting to people who actually are enslaved in the world. This sounds to me like Alex Jones fear mongering. We are still a free people an still the m,ost powerful nation on earth. I also fail to see how Iraq or afghanistan are illegal wars. If terrorists hadn't attacked us we wouldn't be in their countries. Contrary to popular belief Saddam DID have weapons of mass destruction but they moved them out of the country before the invasion.

[DirtySanchez]

Originally Posted by Vizier

You sound like the American cliche ignorant fuck everyone hates.

Why because I dont act like an angsty teen who thinks "the man" is out to get them? I have a solution for anyone that hates America. Get the fuck out of my country, it's that simple. Oh wait were still the best in the world so thats why nobody will do that.

[DJ Meaty Cheeks]

Oh no, who are inbred retards going to blame now for their failures.

[curioushat]

Originally Posted by DirtySanchez

Why because I dont act like an angsty teen who thinks "the man" is out to get them? I have a solution for anyone that hates America. Get the fuck out of my country, it's that simple. Oh wait were still the best in the world so thats why nobody will do that.

It's my country bro, not yours. And I'm telling you to get the fuck out.

[DJ Meaty Cheeks]

Originally Posted by curioushat

It's my country bro, not yours. And I'm telling you to get the fuck out.

I think you need to settle this with a good old fashioned duel.

[Anders Hoveland]

Originally Posted by Jim "fuck latinos" Carrey

Mexican Immigration to the United States has Ended.

That's because so many millions have already come that there are not any more jobs left for any more. Now the United States is going to have to figure out how to provide decent paying jobs for all the many children these illegals have been churning out, over and over again.

[Struwwelpeter]

Well, that's not true. A few weeks ago I posted a thread about plummeting Mexican birthrates.

[benny vader]

The basic law of economic equilibrium : when the lows are no longer flowing to the highs ...

then the highs has become as low as the lows and the lows ... become as high as the highs. The flow stops.

America has now become new mexhico.

[Pee Vee Proots, M.D.]

Originally Posted by Jim "fuck latinos" Carrey

Well, that's not true. A few weeks ago I posted a thread about plummeting Mexican birthrates.

Thank God for that.