Question by new name: How many states have Mexico consulates in the USA?What are they used for? Are they for illegals?
Mexico gets U.S. go-ahead for in Boise
Congressman Bill Sali had sought a delay, voicing concerns about ID cards for illegal immigrants.
http://www.idahostatesman.com/newsupdates/story/369376.html
What do US citizens think about this? Why are they building them here for? What are these consulates used for?Are they for illegals? Are any states planning on building more of them? Does anyone here anything about these places?Are they a good thing or bad thing to have in the USA?What do people here think about these kinds of places?
Why would my state need one of these places for?
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Answer by johnny99
I thin they issue a Mexican ID for it’s citizens living outside of Mexico. This form of ID can be used to open bank accounts, cash checks, and as proof of identity.
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They’re just preparing for when the Nazis take over in the New World Order.
Right now there are 43 Mexican consulates in the US (that includes the Mexican Embassy in DC), and many have been here for ages. Consulates provide information to anyone interested in doing business with Mexico, living there, coming from there, visiting there, etc. and are extremely valuable for maintaining relations between the countries. The consulates are as useful to US citizens of non-Mexican descent as they are to anyone (legal or illegal) of Mexican descent.
There are consular offices for almost all countries of the world scattered throughout the US. You can see a complete list below.