Us Vs Mexico Essay

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The United States and Mexico, Which is Best? People have to struggle in order to succeed in life. What people don 't know is that the place where one settles and lives in has much to do with how difficult their life will be, for instance, living in the UK is not be the same as living in Africa or Haiti. People think that living either in Mexico or the Unites States is really no different than the other. Those who say that is either because they 've never experienced what life in Mexico really is or they either just don 't know what they 're saying, in fact, the difference between the two is really something we can argue about. People living in Mexico have great disadvantage over those living in the United States.
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One thing you notice when you first get to the US is the many different languages you see people speaking. This is in fact because of how many people around the world have to look for a better life in a country away from their home. For example, many hispanics you see living in the US are not really here because they want to, but actually because they 're kind of forced to move here. Some may have to move because of their home country 's security, making them look for a safer place for their family and friends, or just the necessity of finding a good job to maintain their family. Due to this is why you can see many people speaking different languages in the US. Talking about Mexico, all you see is people speaking some kind of spanish, you can see many different kinds of spanish but they all relate to each other in a way,but that 's about it. A reason why you don 't really see any different languages in Mexico is because of the fact that people try to avoid going to Mexico the most they can because of how insecure it is, as a matter of fact, Mexico is on twenty fourth place of the most insecure countries in the world, while the US takes up the sixty first place of this

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