When did HN become /r/worldnews ? > Dirt poor countries with a quarter the resources are beating them badly, Korea, Malaysia, Chile. > where the Mexican side

When did HN become /r/worldnews ? > Dirt poor countries with a quarter the resources are beating them badly, Korea, Malaysia, Chile. > where the Mexican side provides cheap day labor and a "safer" platform for criminal activity due to the financial disparity. > Mexico now effectively a narco state ruled by the cartels > The solution we've pursued thus far does indeed make Mexico richer, but it also makes parts of the US poorer. > Well, as we can see from southern Tucson, that city has become progressively worse as more non citizens have taken it over.