giant: Re: [Gay_Retirement_Mexico-Latin_America] Mexico turns blind eye to Americans working illegally (The News Aug 160

How VERY TRUE!

I'm sure we know many people who do this, I do. As usual, its a supply and demand in the referenced areas. As schools do not teach second languages in Mexico as a rule, individuals that speak a second language, especially english can get work 'under the table'. The tourist industry especially has a need for english speaking help in areas that interface with tourists. Private english tutoring is a worldwide trade even if you do not have teaching credentials. There is a need for these individuals so the 'eye is turned'.

Paul L

--- On Sat, 8/16/08, Marty <marty@clinicavet.com.mx> wrote:

> From: Marty <marty@clinicavet.com.mx>
> Subject: [Gay_Retirement_Mexico-Latin_America] Mexico turns blind eye to Americans working illegally (The News Aug 160
> To: Gay_Retirement_Mexico-Latin_America@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Saturday, August 16, 2008, 8:20 AM
> Interesting article from The News (Mexico City) today...
>
> ..."While Mexicans and other migrants living and
> working illegally in
> the United States have received considerable media and
> political
> attention, foreigners - especially U.S. citizens - have
> been quietly
> living and working document-free in Mexico for decades,
> often eking out
> a living as waiters, artists, and teachers."...
>
> Complete article at
> http://www.thenews.com.mx/home/tnfeature.asp?cve_feature=29
>
> or www.thenews.com.mx
>
>
> Marty
> Mexico City