Adopted in 1917, the constitution of the United Mexican States borrows heavily from American constitutional and legal principles.
More than 58% of the estimated 11.2 million illegal immigrants in the United States are Mexican, the Pew Hispanic Center said last year.
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As Calderon recently noted in The Wall Street Journal, the net rate of migration of Mexican workers toward the United States has recently been zero.
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EU. Central to this was a deal to legalise the presence in the United States of millions of illegal Mexican migrants.
Among Mexico's intelligentsia, with its navel-gazing tendency to bemoan the malign influence of the United States on every facet of Mexican life, Mr Aguilar Zinser stood out as an internationalist and an enthusiast for democracy in an almost American mode.
"The more secure Mexico is, the more secure the United States will be, " the Mexican president said, first in Spanish and then in English, to make sure no one missed the point.
And yet, for Mexico, the really challenging relationship is with the more than 35 million Mexican-Americans living in the United States.
Unlike the PAN, whose leaders seem obsessed with causes and crusades -- for Fox, defending Mexican immigrants in the United States, and for Calderon, the drug war -- the PRI kept the trains running on time.
He recently gave a deposition in a 2010 civil lawsuit filed in the United States by a Mexican citizen suing the Los Angeles archdiocese.
He says that, if the United States legalised existing Mexican immigrants, Mexico would do more to reduce the flow of new ones, by developing poor regions but also by an unprecedented offer to police its own border zone and migrant routes.
Like Europe and the North Sea, the United States will need to find replacements for Mexican oil, which has historically been a key U.S. supply source.
Intensive predator removal efforts from the late-1800s to the mid-1900s extirpated the Mexican wolf from the wild in the United States portion of its range.
The White House had argued that Mexican trucks should travel freely in the United States to fulfill U.S. obligations under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
One impact of the ruling is that Mexican airlines cannot open new services to the United States, meaning that rivals cannot take over routes that Mexicana has been forced to shut down.
The U.S. cases include one death -- a Mexican toddler visiting relatives in the United States.
They simply illustrate the hypocrisy of the Mexican government's current immigration demands on the United States - as well as the emptiness of most Democrat and Republican proposals for immigration reform.
Mexican exports to the United States grew 240 percent during the same period and now account for 25 percent of Mexico's economy.
Ricardo Alday, a spokesman for the Mexican Embassy in the United States, also said the drone belonged to Mexico and was part of an operation in coordination with the U.S. government.
Republican critics made no claim they can defeat the bill in committee and concentrated instead on casting doubt on assertions that it will secure the U.S.-Mexican border before it allows immigrants illegally in the United States to take their first steps toward legal status.
Over the last decade, the Mexican national team has been the biggest draw in the United States.
"For the general public (and even for many historians), the California origins of the Cinco de Mayo holiday come as quite a surprise (since the holiday is so generally presumed to be a Mexican holiday that was only recently imported into the United States), " Aron said in an e-mail to CNN.
Fox wants a blanket amnesty for Mexican immigrants who entered the United States illegally.
To fulfill provisions under NAFTA, Bush wants to let Mexican vehicles travel through the United States starting January 1.
We have these stereotypes about what Mexican foods are in the United States, and they've been spread around the world.
Miguel Suarez, a union activist who was travelling with Malcolm Shabazz, said they had been in Mexico as part of their efforts to advocate more rights for Mexican construction workers in the United States.
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Pastor pointed out that there are 7, 600 gun shops in the United States within 100 miles of the Mexican border.
MS. MEDINA: So the next question comes from California and was asked by Mike: Is there anything the United States can do to strengthen the Mexican economy?
Economists at the Dallas Federal Reserve recently estimated that while both Texas residents and Mexicans cross national borders regularly to shop, overall, the United States generates more from sales to Mexican residents than it loses to US residents who cross the border.
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