@Christian *********

sometimes they charge me $20 and they do give me a paper. Guess that’s the FFM

@Christian *********

it’s obvious the ones who think we need a passport have never been to Mexico.

@Jason ******

thank you. That’s what I’ve been saying. I only said border towns but tj is pretty fun and they have good food and you can cross into San Diego anytime you want. It wouldn’t be that bad.

@Robert *******

I’m just speaking as an American citizen. Do you know how many folks from other countries cross into Mexico to try and come here illegally. Millions per year. I doubt the crossed into Mexico with a passport. To come back to America though, the United States will know if you are American even without a passport. Mexico doesn’t care who goes into their country. If your brave enough to cross into Mexico from the United States then they must assume you have a way to get back into the states cause I can assure you no one is leaving America to get stuck in Mexico

@Tim *********

I can tell you do not know how to comprehend. Nothing I have mentioned says anything about breaking a law.

@Kristie ******

millions of people living in Tijuana and crossing the border daily to work in the states and go back home to sleep. They will not know if I’m crossing daily or if I live there. And they love gringos, well at least their money but I’m a Gonzalez. I won’t have any issues if I wanted to live there.

@Suzanne *****

as I mentioned, by car or foot (land) no passport is needed. By air, now that’s a different issue.

@Suzanne *****

that maybe after trump was president. When I was there in January I had no issues coming back into the country with my state issued ID but most illegal immigrants are crossing through the Texas border. I know cause I am from Texas and have seen lots of illegals on this side of the border.

@Gabriel *******

correct most are dangerous but the biggest border city is pretty safe. Tijuana. You can rent property there if you have money. The landlord doesn’t care if you have a passport or not. Banking on the other hand I don’t know about but I was just mentioning crossing into a border town can easily be done without a passport. I was just there in January. When I have taken my passport they have never stamped it and I have crossed plenty of times without my passport.

@Suzanne *****

we aren’t talking about opening bank accounts. I was just talking about getting into Mexico and I personally have never heard of a Digital stamp. I have taken plenty of people to Tijuana to go eat and check out the titty bars with no passports. That’s a big city on the border. Housing on the other hand, anyone will rent to you if you have the money you bimbo.