Considering their proximity to the US - they have an example of the most successful system on earth right next door! Just copy our laws exactly - copy our Constitution and our Bill of Rights. How hard can it be?
* Evidently, that seems an easy choice from our perspective.
Eventually, however, as more & more US citizens have Mexican ancestry - these same folks will encourage the US to simply take over Mexico and clean it up and turn it into the 51st state, much the same way as the Cubans in Florida seek the US takeover of Cuba from Castro.
* Some may want statehood, some not. Look at Puerto Rico. Yet, Puerto Rico has a similar U.S. Democratic system.
In fifty years, perhaps a hundred, there is a pretty good chances of exactly that happening if Mexico doesn't clean up its own act. A US with citizens predominantly of Mexican ancestry will show no mercy upon the Mexican lawbreakers or the Mexican government. The will appear like radical conservatives to the left of today once its their money the illegals start to take. They won't carry the burden of any PC multiculturalism trained guilt or have to be worried about being called a racial bigot. Mexico may siphon lots of money out of the US now - but they are really creating their own worst nightmare - they will actually end up wiping Mexico, the country, right off the map.
* You've pictured a ripe environment for another so-called South American Revolution. They can avoid that in the future if they make wise choices now.
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