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Newspaper Article
If We're Sending Mexico Money Anyway, Why Not Buy Baja
1995
Overview
He points out in his article that the sale would make sense because there are more Mexicans in the U.S. than there are in Baja. He says in 1990 more than 4.3 million Mexicans lived here, legally and illegally, while Baja has only 2 million Mexicans. He has a point. This would be a convenience to Mexicans in Baja who are thinking about sneaking into the U.S. Under this plan, they wouldn't have to go to all that trouble because they'd already be here. [Peter Brimelow] mentioned to me that the U.S. has a history of buying up territory anyway. \"That's basically how the U.S. grew, actually,\" he said. He mentioned the Louisiana Purchase, Alaska, and that the U.S. once tried to buy Cuba. He wonders if it would be cheaper and easier to buy off the Cuban leaders than to keep running the economic embargo.
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BridgeTower Media Holding Company
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