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07/07/2025

Mexican protestors are expressing anger
at international visitors, particularly digital from the U.S. that are arriving and remaining in Mexico because of Mexico City's lower cost, of living and vibrant culture. They argue that it is contributing to the rise in property and rental prices in certain neighborhoods, such as Roma and Condesa, and that the demand for short-term rentals, particularly in popular neighborhoods, further driving up housing prices and displacing residents.

Mexicans contend that the Spanish language is an integral part of their heritage and cultural identity. They may feel that the influx of English-speaking foreigners, especially those who don't attempt to learn or use Spanish, poses a threat to the preservation of their language and traditions. Slogans like "Speak Spanish or get out of here" reflect this sentiment.

These concerns have led to demonstrations and calls for stricter regulations on tourism and housing to protect the interests of local communities. 🇲🇽 **go **gogohome 🇲🇽tiktok

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07/07/2025

Mexican protestors are expressing anger
at international visitors, particularly digital from the U.S. that are arriving and remaining in Mexico because of Mexico City's lower cost, of living and vibrant culture. They argue that it is contributing to the rise in property and rental prices in certain neighborhoods, such as Roma and Condesa, and that the demand for short-term rentals, particularly in popular neighborhoods, further driving up housing prices and displacing residents.

Mexicans contend that the Spanish language is an integral part of their heritage and cultural identity. They may feel that the influx of English-speaking foreigners, especially those who don't attempt to learn or use Spanish, poses a threat to the preservation of their language and traditions. Slogans like "Speak Spanish or get out of here" reflect this sentiment.

These concerns have led to demonstrations and calls for stricter regulations on tourism and housing to protect the interests of local communities. 🇲🇽 **go **gogohome 🇲🇽tiktok

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07/06/2025

Mexican protestors are expressing anger
at international visitors, particularly digital from the U.S. that are arriving and remaining in Mexico because of Mexico City’s lower cost, of living and vibrant culture. They argue that it is contributing to the rise in property and rental prices in certain neighborhoods, such as Roma and Condesa, and that the demand for short-term rentals, particularly in popular neighborhoods, further driving up housing prices and displacing residents.

Mexicans contend that the Spanish language is an integral part of their heritage and cultural identity. They may feel that the influx of English-speaking foreigners, especially those who don’t attempt to learn or use Spanish, poses a threat to the preservation of their language and traditions. Slogans like “Speak Spanish or get out of here” reflect this sentiment.

These concerns have led to demonstrations and calls for stricter regulations on tourism and housing to protect the interests of local communities. 🇲🇽 **go **gogohome #

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07/06/2025

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07/04/2025

The "Big, Beautiful Bill” that President Trump is expected to sign today, July 4, 2025, includes both tax cuts and work requirements.

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07/03/2025

As of July 1, 2025, a new Tennessee law, Senate Bill 392 (SB 392 results in a Class E felony to shelter, harbor, or aid in the hiding of immigrants if done with the intent to conceal them from law enforcement and for financial gain.
This applies to churches and landlords.

* This is the lowest level felony in Tennessee and carries potential penalties of 1 to 6 years in prison and a fine of up to $3,000.
* A lawsuit has been filed to block the implementation of the new law, arguing that it is unconstitutional and infringes on federal authority over . 🇺🇸

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