What's the Most Mexican-American State ? California, Nevada, Texas, Arizona, Nuevo Mexico or Colorado ?
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Answer:
Most Mexican State is Alta California.
Most Mexican City is Los Angeles, CA
You know what? That's a stupid question.
OK so you dropped your soap. The funny thing is they actually revel in their ignorance, Its a shame ,they chose
not to become part of America, and instead chose to be a
Burden.
ur mom
Illinois!
cali...hispanics have the highest population here now!! Its not a bad question if yer using it for research!!
I don't understand what you mean by AZTLAN but... my answer to your question, in English (ha ha) would be either Texas or California. I live in TX and have at least 20 illegals living across the street from me!
hands down texas but i liv in nyc and there are alot of mexican here 2
Probably California! Interesting though, all but Colorado was part of Mexico until illegal American aliens tried to annex the land, then let the US Army under Polk, take it from them!
California ofcourse n Los Angeles man feels like Mexico
All of them, including New Mexico, have American populations with some criminals of foreign national decent. As for Aztlan, don't worry chico, there's plenty of us ready with rifle in hand so come on along. Old oil wells are deep and few would ever look for you there :)
Have a nice day...
Gotta say Cali. It's is just our Culture. Father Junipero Serra and the Missions. Truly beautiful.
I will not address the Illegal Immigration issue, it thats what you meant.
But yes, ours is a unique Culture of Mexican blended with California in Food, Art, Arcitecture and such...
So yep dude, it's Cali...
new york (have you been there lately?)
1) California ( Mexifornia ) Alta-California.
2) Texas or Tejas.
3) Nuevo Mexico
4) Nevada ( Las vegas)
5) Colorado...
I vote for Ohio!
I have personally known people displaced from their jobs by Mexicans and more and more check-out clerks and workers in fast-food restaurants, convenience stores and gas stations have Mexican clerks and workers instead of teenagers.
Many major stores in central Ohio have labels and directional signs for their various departments in Spanish and English; notices such as "Slippery When Wet", or Traffic Warning signs, also contain the warnings in Spanish.
A Mexican man, who couldn't speak English and had *no* driver's license, hit a school bus in Columbus with his employer's truck and killed some children, within the last couple years; recently, an accident in Columbus occurred in which the Mexican driver didn't want to wait for the police because he didn't have a license (*and* no insurance)!
A small girl who recently fell into a pond (again, in Columbus) died, because the 911 operator couldn't understand the very poor English of the Spanish-speaking caller and couldn't obtain a translator soon enough!
At least by the early 1990s, they had to make all the "Walk-Don't Walk" Pedestrian street signals in Columbus, with symbols instead of English, so that non-English-speaking people (mostly Mexicans) could understand them. Now, such signs exist in smaller cities and villages!
Most telephone numbers that have menus have "Press One For English" as the first option, "Press Two For Spanish" as the second option.
I can walk into a store of nearly any size at all, in the small cities near where I live, and in Columbus, and overhear snatches of conversation, which I can recognize well enough to know they are in Spanish!
Mexican restaurants exist in almost every city and many villages in Ohio.
Mexicans were well-established in Northwesten Ohio in the mid-1960s, when we lived there, partially due to commercial tomato processing plants like Cambell Soup and Libbey, McNeill and Libbey, and sugar-beet growers and processors.
Almost all construction companies and plant nurseries, at least in central Ohio, employ a lot of Mexican laborers!
New Mexico, Colorado, California or Texas.
Most Mexican city: L.A, Chicago & El Paso
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