The original phrase is "Mi casa es su casa." But the media loves taking gentle colloquial phrases and spinning them into political salvos. And there's definitely a political thrust to the topic of immigration. I mean democrats, whose goal it is to render America's middle class destitute, own and operate legal and illegal immigration policy of this country, and if you live in one of the southern borders states your life, property, and culture has been irrevocably displaced because the democrats tell us that their invasion of your country is really a reclamation by siege of middle-class neighborhoods in which you live and grew up, the justification of which was that the land underneath your home really belong to someone else, shaming you the citizen for sins of our government. And I don't think that any populist movement is going to provide restitution. Oh, don't get me wrong. This is the same ethic of the NeoConservatives, who when they want to invade Iraq or Syria will ask, "Hey, what is our oil doing underneath your land?" We've adjusted . . . by becoming thoroughly dispossessed of our history, the vacuumed soul that rises out of the ashes of global migration.
Americans are going the other way 👈
— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) August 18, 2022
Moving to Mexico City for lower cost of living and working remote.
Mexican locals wants to build the wall and send them home !!! 🤣
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