Why did Mexico immigrate to the United States?

Mexico must have been pressured by the United States to quickly compromise on the issue of Central American immigration. Because Mexico's economic development, security and stability cannot be separated from the support of the US government. The domestic situation in Mexico is very chaotic, and Mexican drug dealers are rampant, which also makes the Mexican government very fatuous and corrupt. And many Mexicans can't stand such a chaotic situation and choose to live in the United States.

But once many Mexican immigrants choose to live in the United States, it will bring very big problems to the American people. For example, there is a big gap between Mexican immigrants and Americans, and the two sides are very prone to friction and conflict. Once the conflict breaks out, it will cause great losses to the lives and property of the American people. This has also brought a very great negative impact on the security and stability of the United States.

Of course, the American government has also exerted great pressure on the Mexican government. If the Mexican government goes against the will of the American government, it will be severely sanctioned by the United States, such as economic sanctions and military sanctions. This will put a lot of pressure on the Mexican government, so it will follow the advice of the United States to solve the Mexican immigration problem. Of course, if many Mexicans immigrate to the United States, it will also bring very unstable phenomena to the domestic situation in Mexico.

Of course, we know that the United States is the most powerful country in the world and can't compete with the Mexican government, which makes the Mexican government have to obey the United States. Because Mexico's economic development is very dependent on the American market.