Jack of Harts

The United States border with Mexico has been a chaotic border most of its existence. Mexican gangs, and even the Mexican army, have crossed it many times to raid American towns. And American military units have crossed the border south to track down and kill Mexican gangs numerous times. Criminals wanted by one government or the other have crossed over the border to get away from the law for literal centuries now. It’s a national past time for criminals, and basically no attempt to fully close the border has ever been fully effective. Different administrations over the last hundred years have deported millions of Mexicans who crossed the border illegally, often by using the military, but actually closing the border and keeping it closed has always been a very difficult process.

When it came time to negotiate over the border between the United States and Mexico, the American negotiators chose to meet the Mexican negotiators in the Mexican Capital. With a large number of very well armed American Marines and Texas Rangers. That’s called a power move in the negotiating environment. Especially since the Mexican army was not allowed to sit in on negotiations due to having been largely thrashed by the American Marines and Texas Rangers while escorting the American negotiators to Mexico city. The negotiators quickly came to an agreement on the border between Texas and Mexico. The Rio Grande River.

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