The conflicts over the U.S.-Mexican border involved a variety of methods of seizing land, including violent threats, intimidation, the reservation system, and genocide. It was a gradual process of white people taking land from non-white people.
The cadets of the military school were the only ones defending Mexico City during a war against the American army and fought till their last breath, wrapping themselves in Mexican flags and jumping off the building to their death.
A discussion about how the Governor of Texas is dealing with neglect from the President and seeking help from the federal government to address a crisis at the border.
The speaker discusses the challenges of traveling as a public figure, including the need for clearance and security concerns. Despite the growing pains, they are confident that they will land just fine, having gone through similar situations in the past.
Corruption is deeply rooted in Mexico's system and affects every aspect of life, making it difficult to combat and leading to numerous legal and illegal benefits. However, it is clear that corruption is a widespread issue in Mexico, and addressing it is essential for the country's progress.
The conversation around undocumented items at the border often centers around people, but there is also a significant issue with illegal guns being smuggled into the US from the south. The ability to police this flow is the responsibility of both the US and the countries to the south.