How many people crossed from Tijuana to San Diego and viceversa during the first 10 months of the year?
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since nobody answered ur question yet, i will even though i dunno the answer\n\ni think about 100 people crossed it n viceversa, but im not sure
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It's easy for Americans to visit Mexico.They can even walk the bridge. I believe passports will be needed and enforced in 2007. Thanks. PS I live in a border city.
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IF you are talking about the early 1900's they were very well welcomed since they did all the farm labor. The border in 1910 was just a little office and people came and went with no problems. People didn't worry about crossing the border to much back then. Tijuana wasn't even a town until prohibition and all the Americans started going to Mexico to get drunk and get women. Which was in the 20's. \nRecently in the past few years since housing costs in San Diego county have skyrocketed more and more Americans are moving to Baja California, Mexico. \n I am going to add a question to this .   Why is it that people only have a problem with Mexican immigrants? \nNo one ever complains about any other race of immigrants like German, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, polish, Swedish etc etc.  why because that's what we all are. Unless you are a native American Indian your family immigrated to the states.
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Carnival from San Diego to Cabo, Mazatlan, and PV is your best bet. Timing is everything though. If you want a party crowd you need to go during spring break, winter break, or early june right after school gets out. If you are single bring a girlfriend there will be plenty of other single people to hang with.
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According to an article from 2003, 5,000 people spend their days and nights on the streets of San Francisco.\n\nA more recent article (March, 2005) puts the figure at more than 6,200
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marabierto1961 is partially right and wrong the 12 million illegals are to blame but I've heard that some people in the mexican government give people manuals on the best ways of sneaking across the boarder, how much food and water to bring, landmarks and stuff like that!  As of the other stuff he said he must be suffering from a cranial rectal insertion complex, cause he is completely wrong!
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Probably Mexico, at least I had some fine Cubans when visiting Tijuana. Wonder if the trade embargo will be lifted in my lifetime, isn't it time for this silliness to end.
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I live in Ensenada B.C. Mexico and EVERYDAY trucks from the U.S take sand from our beaches to San Diego beaches, I want to think that we are getting rewarded for that...
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on average 10 miles/day
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Well, give me 10 months.  I just turned 49.\n\n\n\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AlIBdrmFEdhVcB7gJfwfZIPsy6IX?qid=1006022811250
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Technically, it's 12 months, but practically it's closer to 6 to 10 months, before the border officers might seriously doubt that you live here and don't allow you re-entry into the country.
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Well, you're going to be crossing a major boarder, so you'll need a passport or at least your birth certificate or some sort of proof or your citizenship.  I really think your best bet is to file for your pass port.  Go to your local post office to find out how.  It takes some time, so get right on it if you need to go to Mexico within the next few months.\n\nIf you need to know how much it costs to "crash" as in hotel prices, check a travel website.  You can search for differing levels of prices and luxury for hotels at any site like that.  Try Yahoo! Travel.  \n\nGood luck!
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As a former Border Patrol Agent,  between 1,300 - 1,500 illegals per day actually make it into the US and another 500-1000 get caught by the US Border Patrol and sent back to Mexico voluntarily. I would say that 90 % of those crossing illegally are Mexican while the others, called OTM's (other than Mexican) are from Central and South America with some Asians and Middle-easterners sprinkled in. Many of these who are sent back cross again and are successful in making it into the US. Since President Bush has mentioned this guest worker program, the numbers of illegal aliens crossing the southern border has increased dramatically.
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My nephew went to Mexico City in January to visit his g-ma(he is a US citizen).He liked it so much he stayed.He only has a tourist visa.They offered him a job at a car delearship with incentives because he's bilingual.He took it.I can guarantee you he wasn't "looking".He's a lazy little booger.So I guess yes,it is easy.\nHe is now an illegal immigrant,his visa expired.*hilarious*
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You can walk in tijuana from san diego with no ID and no one is there to ask you where you are going, what you are doing, and so on.  Its only when you re-enter america that you are checked.  I am told that you need a passport when you leave baja mexica into mexico but i have no experience.
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People who where borned from 1980-1989
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I am going to say, Catholics, in Mexico last year, 21,879 became "JW's" and there was  586,501 active Witnesses in 2005 in Mexico,   Cannot give you & accurate answer, because so many come out of other Religions.\n\nLast year 2005,  247,631  switched from other Religions and  became Jehovah's Witnesses and everyone of these had to change their minds pertaining to the false teachings that they had been taught, these were people that used their own Bible, King James, etc., 28,384 were from the United States. \n\nDuring the  service year, 2,340 Kingdom Halls were completed around the world. This represents an average of 195 halls per month, or just over 6 per day! Since November 1999 when the construction program in lands with limited resources began, 7,730 Kingdom Halls have been built. In many areas, once a hall is finished, meeting attendance soars and halls are soon filled to capacity.