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S.C. Wisconsin | I am old enough to remember visiting my Grandfather who wintered down there after WW2. The Mexicans lived on the other side of the railroad track and most we uneducated and worked in the fields and other low end jobs. Now you go down there they most of the businesses, run the banks, and have government positions. The big thing as the next generation got educated and value education. They are nice people but you might be a minority when you visit that area. | |
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Southern Texas
