Mexican Migrant Health

October 18, 2007 presentation by Enrique Rios Espinosa for the Stanford School of Medicine Medcast lecture series.

Dr. Enrique Rios Espinosa, Deputy Director for Migrant Health at the Ministry of Health in Mexico, discusses the goal of the program: to protect the health of migrants living in the United States through the design of specific binational strategies of health promotion and provision of culturally sensitive health care; Dr. Espinosa also had a large role in the Mexican Health Care Reform.

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• international
• public
• health
• migrant
• worker
• farm
• California
• border
• control
• politics
• vaccination
• cancer
• insurance
• Mexico
• cultural
• sensitivity

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Dope presentation. Good!

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Noble cause.

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3/3 C SPAN “Black Republican Forum” Session 2 (begin at 11:30) West said one of the 1986 caveats was to secure our borders, enforcement our laws, but we’re still talking about new amnesty like DREAM Act. We can’t allow local cities to make sanctuary cities policies, because they will bring our inner city turf wars to epic proportions by bringing in the drug cartel and Columbian gangs. (Mexican Gangs don’t recognize our borders established by the Treaty of Guadalupe)

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Allen West 2012

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2/3 In November 2010, 15.1 million were unemployed (9.8%). 154 million are able to work in workforce (15.1 million/9.8%). GOOGLE “illegal immigration counters”, There are 11,941,812 (or 11.9 million) skilled jobs provided to illegal immigrants. the 15.1 million unemployed could take the 11.9 million available jobs. The unemployment rate could be reduced to 2.1% {{15.1-11.9)/154}.

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1/3 Immigrationcounters com 97% illegal immigrants are from Mexico. Illegalimmigrationstatistics org $1117 - The average amount you and your family paid in taxes this year to support illegals. 51% - The percentage of Mexican immigrant households that use at least one major welfare program. 28% use more than one.