MELORISM
The belief that the world can be improved by human influence. OR NOT: No peace deal in the Middle East as Israel gears up with more military.
The Israeli military is calling up tens of thousands of soldiers as officials plan to seize control of Gaza City. Meanwhile, Israel is consi
Trump paints his wall black to keep immigrants from Mexico from climbing over it.
The last time the president ordered officials to apply black paint to border barriers, it was an expensive failure. Naturally, he’s trying i
One cannot make this shit up, friends. It's degrading to the human psyche to believe that our putz of a President - there I said it - would attempt to establish a protocol for peace between Putin and Zelensky, when he wants to vanquish an entire culture of people WHO HELPED TO BUILD THIS COUNTRY.
The history of Mexicans in America is a complex narrative woven with threads of migration, conflict, and cultural exchange, spanning centuries. Initially, the region of the present-day US Southwest was part of Mexico, and its inhabitants became US citizens after the Mexican-American War. Later, economic opportunities and political instability in Mexico fueled significant immigration to the US, particularly during the Mexican Revolution and the Bracero Program, shaping the demographics and cultural landscape of many US communities.
Early History:
Prior to the mid-19th century, the US Southwest, including present-day California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, was part of Mexico.
Following the Mexican-American War (1846-1848), the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ceded this vast territory to the United States.
Approximately 80,000 Mexicans residing in these territories became US citizens.
However, this transition was often marked by discrimination, loss of property, and challenges to cultural practices.
20th Century Waves of Immigration:
The Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) and its aftermath led to a significant influx of Mexican immigrants seeking refuge from political instability and violence.
Many Mexican immigrants also sought economic opportunities in the US, particularly in agriculture, mining, and railroad construction.
The Bracero Program, a guest worker program during and after World War II, brought millions of Mexican laborers to the US for temporary work, further shaping migration patterns.
The program also laid the foundation for modern migration networks, and while it ended in 1964, Mexican immigration to the US has continued since then.
Impact and Legacy:
Mexican Americans have played a vital role in the US economy and culture, particularly in agriculture, construction, and various service industries.
They have also served in the US military, contributing to the country's defense during various conflicts.
The history of Mexicans in America is a story of resilience, adaptation, and cultural contribution, marked by both struggles for equal rights and significant achievements.
The bigger question is why is Trump so afraid of immigrants, particularly Mexicans?
He should be more concerned with Iranian terrorists.
The alleged would-be assassin is believed to be in Iran and remains at large, prosecutors said.
If this is the definition of human beings helping to change the world, I wonder what's next.
After falling out of a shopping cart, a supermarket sausage goes on a quest to discover the truth about his existence in this raunchy animat