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The US never stopped treating Mexico like an imperial colony
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And more recently, the border crossed us the case for opening the US Mexico border.
So could you unpack a little bit what it means to say that the US has a colonial relation with Mexico?
So what is meant by this case of opening the US Mexico border?
But my point being is that if we look at the United States and Mexico in terms of capital and money, there’s no border.
The US Mexico border is the most crossed border in the world, right?
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