claim: "net immigration from mexico last year was zero. fact-check me."
author: martin o'malley
evidence_1: nov 14, 2015 ... ... plan that would include a pathway to citizenship and said net immigration from  mexico is zero. "fact-check me," o'malley said. according to analyses conducted  by the pew research center, based on government data, the number of mexican  living in the u.s. illegally has declined over the last five years.
evidence_2: aug 31, 2016 ... [trump lamented the "record pace" of immigration, but between 2009 and 2014,  the u.s. has actually seen more mexican immigrants leaving the u.s. than  coming in, a net loss of 140,000 immigrants. — domenico montanaro]. these are  valid concerns expressed by decent and patriotic citizens from all ...
evidence_3: in fact, if more border security--and more and more deportations-- were going to  bring our republican brothers and sisters to the table, it would have happened  long ago. the truth of the matter is, net immigration from mexico last year was  zero. fact check me. go ahead. check it out. but the truth of the matter is, if we  want ...
evidence_4: feb 11, 2016 ... mexican migration to the u.s. has slowed in recent years, and today mexico  increasingly serves as a land bridge for central american and cuban ... are also  traveling through mexico to reach the u.s. the number of cubans migrating  through mexico to reach the u.s. spiked dramatically last year after ...
evidence_5: o'malley: we've actually been focusing on border security to the exclusion of  talking about comprehensive immigration reform. the truth of the matter is, net  immigration from mexico last year was zero. fact check me. go ahead. check it  out. but the truth of the matter is, if we want wages to go up, we've got to get 11  million ...