That's what we should shoot for, and then we finish with migration, with illegal migration. But I think it will have wisdom. If we have a long-term view we can accomplish that. Europe did accomplish that. Migration of Spaniards to Germany 25 years ago was at the level that we have today between Mexico and the United States.
Today there is no migration.
Some 9 million Mexicans live in the United States. There have also been recent reports of U.S. ranchers in Arizona and Texas hunting down and arresting illegal Mexican immigrants trespassing on their land, and of violent attacks on migrants along the border. Many other immigrants, bound for the United States in search of work, get caught up along the way in the thriving but deadly cross-border drug culture. Fair treatment of its citizens has long been a demand of Mexico City, while critics in the United States argue Mexico alone must carry the blame for citizens who leave in search of jobs and livelihoods. On Sunday, Fox acknowledged Mexico's share in the problem and reiterated his goal to create more jobs in Mexico to eliminate the need for Mexicans to move north.