Jack Frost perhaps Mexico seeks to pull itself up, not drag the U.S. down.  Viewing Mexico as a resource, not a threat, is a first step in furthering investment in our southern neighbor.  If the economic opportunities significantly improved south of the border imagine how beneficial that would prove to be for all involved.  China has expanded development worldwide, with significant investments in Africa.  The United States should follow that lead and continue to expand our economic relationships with the countries, and continents, to our south.  They're not going away, might as well get them to join the HOA.

Jack Frost perhaps Mexico seeks to pull itself up, not drag the U.S. down.  Viewing Mexico as a resource, not a threat, is a first step in furthering investment in our southern neighbor.  If the economic opportunities significantly improved south of the border imagine how beneficial that would prove to be for all involved.  China has expanded development worldwide, with significant investments in Africa.  The United States should follow that lead and continue to expand our economic relationships with the countries, and continents, to our south.  They're not going away, might as well get them to join the HOA.

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