re: Why do black folks dislike the Hispanic community?

You can't expect Kings and Queens to work. You be silly.

It’s all about the loss or gain of political power locally. It often forces poor blacks into smaller areas which are further from the city core over time.

I’m 3 pages late, but wanted to reiterate what others have stated.

Hispanics hate black folks just as much, and it’s because they perceive American black folks as lazy, entitled, and dirty.

Hispanics take a lot of pride in hard work and preserving the nuclear family. The absolute antithesis of modern black culture. The two cannot coexist.

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Blacks think Mexicans take their jobs. Mexicans think blacks are lazy.

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Word! and Si!

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Hispanics hate black folks just as much, and it’s because they perceive American black folks as lazy, entitled, and dirty.

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Have you met many African blacks? Their number one target of complaints is the same. It's funny how Nigerians can graduate from the same shitty schools that American blacks do, yet one group goes to graduate school and the other ... not so much.

Because black folks don’t like to work, and Hispanic people do.

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Poverty in Mexico and Central America

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Mkay, start explaining why there are so many Costa Ricans and Panamanians flooding the border, in comparison to the northern triangle. What about all the folks from Belize? Where are they at?

Honesty is clearly indicated when one of your first acts is to violate federal law and the process to legally immigrate into a different country. Some laws are important, some aren't, and until a few years ago the age of consent in Mexico was 14 in some states. Just ignore that when you're in Georgia. If there's no penalty, I don't say I blame them, although I wouldn't do it. ETA: I clearly didn't mean kid rape, I meant ignoring immigration laws. Wow, that was bad

You know who loves remittances? Western Union. The government never misses what it doesn't see, it just goes looking for the money from me, you, and everyone else that is reading TD.

They are often advised by charities and NGOs on how to create a taxpayer identification number (TIN) in order to get refundable "credits," so yes, many of them file. I've been warning the local Latinos (primarily the local Colombian "mafia") that get payments via Venmo, PayPal, etc. for a year that they're going to get proper screwed with the new IRS rules on transaction reporting. If you've paid a lot of attention, you have to enter tax information in order to register as a payer/payee across nearly all of those apps.

Awakenings can be rude in nature, but the point still stands that I want to know why certain countries in central and south america are over-represented in illegal crossings. No, I'm not discounting that there are people from hundreds of countries coming illegally, but again, over-representation. Please opine. Tell me why San Pedro Sula is so freaking dangerous, but San Jose (CR) is not.