So Mexicans come north to work, Americans and Canadians, move to Mexico to retire.

All the Americans who are saying “mexicans are stealing jobs” are just making excuses for being lazy.

I had a Mexican show up at my door asking if he could mow my lawn. He did not have a mower and so I let him use mine. He was wearing dress shoes so I gave him an old pair of my work boots and some gloves. He now has a landscape company. I gave him a trailer and introduced him to some of my neighbors so he could get some business. Very thankful, very hard working. He had just arrived two days before from Mexico when I met him.

The Mexican guy at my job deadass taught me how to be a harder worker He a little bully but it’s worth it, a lot of love for him

My Mexican parents would make me work in the fields as a child, picking onions, asparagus, cucumbers, apples, strawberries, and the worst one as a child was Jalapeños. Talk about burning your eyes! That taught me three important life lessons. The value of a dollar, humility and most importantly how to work my ass off. Now I live debt free and have more in the bank than ever before, I just bought my mom a Mercedes for Christmas. I thank God for all He’s given me.

Why is everyone talking about illegal immigration, these people are neither illegal nor immigrants, they're on a temporary work visa.

If a man who goes through hell to cross a border with 120° temperatures, no water, no food, and walk miles and miles, does not speak English or have any experience doing any work in the United States is taking your jobs? That’s just sad. Not that they’re taking your jobs but that they’re better at it. Love all people🇺🇸🇺🇸🇲🇽🇲🇽

Mexicans are the best labourers I know. I worked in a Salmon facility in AK for 4 seasons. My regular shift was 16hrs daily. As a supervisor, I needed people for an additional shift. It would be the Mexicans volunteering for the extra 4hrs for clean up, making it a total of 20hrs for them, 7 days a week for 3 months. They never complained of fatigue and still found it possible to laugh and be in high spirits. My girlfriend now is a Mexican:)

Even though I speak very little Spanish, I will always hire them. As a whole, the best people I have ever worked with. Very hard working and dedicated to their families back home. I love the Mexican people. When I hear Americans disparage them, I always ask "when's the last time you saw a homeless Mexican?"

Good luck to you Mexican brothers... I hope you’ll find a better life for your family.

My dad has never called a day off of work he only has Sunday Off Mexicans are strong workers

I fell bad for my dad cause he works 65 hours in the heat, I love him

Love you mexicans...🙏from india!!

What’s terrible about this whole situation is that Mexico is so rich with natural resources and manpower. Mexicans work hard and understand family values. Yet, the country’s full potentials have been brutally suppressed by a tiny minority of rich and ultra corrupted ruling class in Mexico City. They have deliberately kept their own people poor and oppressed, in order to maintain control. The US or El Norte is used as a safety valve to keep those at the bottom rung of society from revolting, like they did in the 19th century. Moreover, by encouraging the disenfranchised people to go north, work hard and send money back home to their families, the ruling class can avoid the responsibility of providing an economic well-being and a safety net for their poorest citizens. If the US succeeds in closing its southern border, perhaps that will be a blessing in disguise for Mexico; because the poor and disenfranchised will have to face their oppressors and demand changes. Mexico has the potential to be a powerful nation if the people decide to drain the swarm of Mexico City and make it a better place. Mexican brothers, why sneak across the border to someone else’s country and forgo your human dignity to get taken advantage of by cheap Gringos, all the while despised by them, just so you can prop up a system that is keeping you down? You, the children of great men, such as Pancho Villa, should make Mexico great again by demanding for changes. Mexico has all the great potential to be an equal to the US, only if you clean house of the leeches and start again. I’m sorry that I cannot write this in Spanish so more of you can see my pleads to you to take actions for the future of your children.

I’m not even religious but... god bless these people... the dedication and hard work is very inspiring. We all just want to live life and be happy.. illegal or not, these are our world’s citizens. Be respectful.

And here I am, in my air conditioned car and house, while looking outside and seeing how hard these people work out in the summer heat. And we know how hot summers can get, especially in CA and other States. YET, THESE GUYS PULL THROUGH AND WORK THEIR BUTTS OFF TO LIVE AND PROVIDE THEIR FAMILIES. Thanks to them.

I have so much respect for these hard working men . May God bless them

Americans: "tHeY ToOk OuR jObS!" Also Americans: *33% obese, 70% overweight*

My Mexican parents made me work when I was in 6th grade I’m currently in 9th grade still working with them during thanksgiving break, Christmas break, Easter, and summer so my siblings can be able to buy the shoes and clothes they want. It’s not the best for me cause my back always hurts but it’s worth it because I get to put food on the table for people. My parents always tell me once I go to college and I need money for books I can work in the fields so I can pay for them I’m thankful they told me that because if I’m not accepted in any jobs at least I know I can work in the fields. This Christmas is the first time my parents get presents from me and my siblings we all saved money so my mom can get a new tv and my dad can get a new car (my sisters boyfriend is gonna help fill out the papers for the car)

My Father always told me to "work hard like a Mexican" and through my life I always have. I live in Texas and we have a lot of these guys who come up for the summer to do landscaping. They are hard working and do a hell of a better job than a lot of "American" workers. I moved for a short time to a northern state where the majority of the landscaping people were white guys and they would often be sitting , texting on their phone, sitting under a tree "resting" I would hire a Mexican for hard labor before I ever hired a 20 year old white boy with no work ethic.

The US is so lucky to have Mexico as their neighbor

I am a proud American! Raised in Atlanta, Ga. My parents are from a proud southern heritage as well. They farmed hogs in Cumming, Ga. My entire life has been lived in the Southeastern United States. And here's what I will say...After 45 years on this planet, I've learned to ALWAYS see a man (or woman) for the merits they bring to the table. Some of the hardest working people I have ever met in my life were Mexicans. Some of the kindest people I have ever met in my life were African American. White, Black, Brown or Yellow, we all have the potential to be great HUMAN BEINGS! One of my best friends as a child was from Durango, Mexico. As a result, I was exposed to his culture over the years. I learned to appreciate our differences and understand our similarities. We all need to get past societal misconceptions and understand that we are stuck on this 3rd rock from the sun together! I have great respect for all of my fellow citizens of the world! But it is incumbent upon us ALL to carry the load. Don't ever feel entitled because of your heritage! You are owed NOTHING due to your race, sex, religious orientation, etc. The merit of a man (or woman) is in his/her ability to rise to the occasion and put forth the effort to become a successful individual for the benefit of all mankind. God bless us all.

All they want is to provide food for their families..and don’t treat them as criminal. They all human like all of us here, have compassion for them👍

I'm glad my dad was in the military in Guatemala. He taught me how to be hard working and to have a smile when everyone else is frowning.

25 years ago, I worked for a landscaper in Ohio, on the outskirts of the suburbs. He owned several acres of property; where he had a storage facility and two greenhouses. He grew his own plants for his landscaping business. He had 15-20 employees all year round to tend the greenhouses and do the planting. On the other side of his property, he owned 4 houses; 3 of them he rented out, while the fourth one was much smaller and in very poor condition. He legally hired 3 Mexicans through some program in 1999 and 2000; and puts them up in that run-down house, which I thought was strange. Their names were Palo, Cristobal (Cris), and Taos. They worked from March until September, Monday-Saturday, 8am-8pm; and were the hardest working guys! I, along with my two close friends, Elias and Jamaal, became fast friends with these guys. Elias spoke fluent Spanish and Jamaal had a van and would drive these guys to wherever they needed to go to. I used to bring in muffins and granola bars every morning for breakfast for the six of us. During lunch break, the other employees noticed that Palo, Cris, and Taos weren't eating much. So, aside from me bringing in breakfast, the other employees were giving them extra food to eat. It was bizarre. They worked the first season and came back in 2000; stayed in the same house. In mid-April, Elias gets a different job, but continues to secretly help out Palo, Cris, and Taos; and that's when we find out about all of the unethical crap our boss was doing to them. Elias learns that those guys were paid a lot less than the American employees--which didn't surprise me. They were also paying rent and utilities. After speaking with the other home renters, Elias discovers that they were paying only $600/month in rent, while the Mexican guys were paying a whopping $1000/month for that crappy run-down house! And because the house was a fixer-upper, the utility bills were extremely high! And the boss refused to fix the house up! With everything they had to pay, they were lucky to send home $10 a week to their families; which explains why they had very little food to eat. We were sickened by all of this! One Saturday night, a few days before they had to pay the rent and utilities, Palo, Cris, and Taos had had enough. They gathered up all of the money they earned and left quietly back to Mexico! They didn't give the boss notice, because they knew he would take all of their money. And they waited until Saturday night because they were afraid that the boss would have them stopped before getting on the plane from Texas to Mexico! Now, because they didn't work on Sundays, the boss had no idea they were gone. When Monday rolled around, they were already in Mexico and the boss was pissed! He also figured out that Elias was helping them, but couldn't do anything because he was no longer employed with the company! Needless to say, the boss never hired another Mexican after that. Last I heard, he no longer has his landscaping business! Elias still keeps in touch with Palo. He's doing well and has a construction job in Mexico, making enough money to support his family.

Every time I see people like this , they remind me my “Dad” ;( I’m 17 years old and my dad got to USA in 2004 since heused to live in Mexico. With us I was so young to remember how was my dad looked like .years later my dad wanted me to come with him in 2011 so I did moves in USA 🇺🇸 and met my dad . But the sad thing was is that I left my mom and brothers to Mexico . My dad was like my mom to me he used to cook for him since I was 10 yrs old and we are in 2018 almost to 2019 & my dad is going back to. Mexico 😫😢😭😭😭 so I’m staying here I’m 17 I’m really sad 😢 I didn’t want him to go back to MX but he have to since my mom and sisters needs him ,, 😭😭😭 everything will be different without my dad 😭😭😭 I’m really crying he was a really hard work man love you dad ❤️

I am American and i want to say MEXICAN WORKERS ARE AMAZING we got our brand new construction home built in 2 months! It was 1,400 sq ft let me say they worked Sunday through sunday 8 am to 8 pm Nd they did such a a great job I am sooo happy we have hard workers like them ... 3 years living in my home and everything is working perfectly fine

Anyone who’s willing to do anything and sacrifice themselves for their family deserves respect may god bless these hard working men

I have great respect for the Mexican people who leave thier homes to try and find work and a better way of life for your families...may you all be blessed

I’m Cuban 🇨🇺 but I admire Mexican people a lot they are the most humble and strong workers I ever meet in USA 🇺🇸 they teach me a lessons to work for my family when I came here

Before I was done with high school I went straight to work at this cable factory in my hometown where almost every person didn’t know a drop of English and were here hanging on to their green cards. Working alongside Mexicans helped me realize what it means to be frugal and humble for everything you get in life. Unfortunately, no matter how hard they work or how long they stay with the factory, the stubborn managers will avoid any opportunities for giving raises or paid breaks. I’m saving for college currently and I want to be someone who stands up for all Visa holders rights here in the US. It is very hard to move forward when the systems above limit so many innocent people. :(

True definition of a family man 👌🙏

I love you guys and appreciate your hard work

2:53 That is the look of hope and opportunity

this is actually what really motivates a man in general, the fact that he got his family relying on him which basically gives him a sense of ‘guardian-ship’. they would be heartbroken if they knew that their wife and children go to sleep with an empty stomach.

Respect, I’m proud to be Mexican. Bless all the hard working Hispanics

These are humble hard working people. I remember when these values were instilled in American workers. These days, most people don't want to be dirtied for any amount of income. They don't want to work hard. There is a clear sense of entitlement among our young people. And some deserve those types of jobs, such as those who have labored hard to educate themselves. But more often than not, there are people who don't have an education, don't have training, they possess no skills, yet they feel they deserve a high paying, low labor job.

American wll give americans money who bums for it or stand out in the streets for it but won't give the opportunity to people who willing to work hard at low rate pay

I'm Mexican and im 14 and I work with my dad in construction idc if its illegal for me to work at that age I like to work i work from 6am-10pm in the sun all day long.

I just started a job where im working with fellas like this. Underground interdicting work. And man, seeing how these guys work and the dedication they have. I feel bad for them man cause they get such a bad rep from the typical American citizen. Dudes deserve way more man.

Let me tell you something, from a black woman: I love Mexicanos !!!!! You work hard, family orientated, great food, great music, very sweet people that like to have fun and the women and men are very lovely !!

mexican never said no to job i im mexican in work hard every day dios bendiga a mi gente trabajadora de mexico

This reminds me of my mama and papa, they taught me so much while working in the fields and showed me the struggles the rest of our community goes through, and now I understand and value their meanings in life, do good in school, value you're money, value the food and home you already have just be grateful you are not starving and living in the streets, they always tell me "you may not have a game set, best clothing, or phone, but material things do not matter, because life has more values then stuff that will still be on earth when you die". I love them so much I wish to help them when I become older, take them to places, build them a nice home, give my papa and mama a nice troka, buy them the things they never gave me I am grateful for them and they way they taught me to see life! ❤️😔

Americans will do the jobs. But companies don't want to pay Americans a fair wage. They want a cheap and exploitable source of labor.

GENTE EXCEPCIONAL, LUCHADORES.

Back in the 80's, I worked for a chicken packing plant in FL. Almost 40 years ago, I earned $18 for the difficult and skilled labor. Then immigrants started coming in willing to work for far less and it drove the pay down for everyone. Today, the same job pays $10 an hour. Not at all their fault, but their presence and willingness to work for much less did take away good paying jobs.

yes, i really see mexicans taking all the american jobs (sarcastic tone in voice) look, if an immigrant, who most of which can't speak english is such a threat to your job, them maybe you shouldn't have said job in the 1st place. i admire mexicans, they're hard working and try to make the best of their situation. whenever i come across even illegal ones i welcome them, and offer them something to eat. i don't blame them or anyone for attempting to have a better life. i'm of nigerian paternity 🇳🇬 ghanaian maternity 🇬🇭 and a little amazigh (berber) ancestry, although i was born and raised in america. 🇺🇸

Latinos generally work harder than all other immigrants...at least in DC metro area

This video resembles my dad's journey here in the US. He came in through a work visa, like the guys shown on the video. But through hard work, he was able to obtain his citizenship. Nowadays people keep regarding Mexicans as lazy. I do not see it. My parents work hard every day to provide for my siblings and I. When I graduated high school, my dad told me something that will never leave me. He told me that he didn't come to this country for his American dream. He came to this country for mine. Now almost 5 years later, I am in my first year in medical school and I could not be more grateful or proud of the parents that I have.

The ones on welfare should work these jobs and stop depending on the government.

I call it “The American dream” :)

This make me smile and happy alot !!

Mexicans are strong 💕

Hispanic here, grew up in south Texas border town. We went every summer to Michigan with my grandparents and uncles to work in the field’s from 12yrs old till I turned 21. Even though we didn’t have to but damn if it didn’t teach me life lessons along the way. Met tons of great ppl, a lot in this same situation. Made me the man I am today and I’m thankful I’m able to provide a good life for my wife and kids now.

Prime example of mind sight and eye sight. My parents came from this culture and now I understand what they went to through to get a better life. Love you mom and dad!

Mexicans are the harder workers I never seen in my life..I tried to keep up with them once..impossible they don't get tired!!!

Incredible how you People doesn't have any family value even for immigrants!! We are all Human being

A white working man here too..I have my own cleaning business..I work alone..I do not have any workers..I have been undercut by the Mexicans that will work for nothing..I do not blame them..I blame the American companies that hire the illegal ones..I fully support the legal workers..You will not find a harder worker than a Mexican..the absolute most humble people I have EVER seen to be honest .. I think most business owners know that they really do get a great worker when they hire a Mexican..

Keep up the good work 👍

Most of these people aren’t working for themselves but for their families they left behind, it’s amazing what having the right mind set can accomplish.

I have to respect them, they're hard working, responsible and goal oriented. 👍👍💪🔨💪🔨💪

The wrong title. The man told you already they are covering for shifts that were left by the either students or seniors who worked there

Mexicans are so strong 💪🏽

They deserve the best they are hard workers I had seen them under the sun working hard May God always give them strength each and every day God bless them all those are truly hard workers 🥰🥰🥰🥰

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼🇲🇽❤️ Ese es el mejor modo de hacer las cosas que bueno que se les de oportunidades a las personas que quieren trabajar duro y decente . Que dios los siga llenando de bendiciones .!!

I just don't understand how people can work so hard and enjoy life at the same time. Like I honestly can't find a way to do that myself. My full respect for these people

its hella sad I see them everyday when I walk 2 school

I really wish them a brighter future, leaving your family behind and being alone in a foreign country it's one of the hardest things people have to go through. If you're hardworking and honest you'll succeed at life.

I don’t think I could ever do that kind of work, my respect to these hard working and much needed folks, god bless them.

My dad jumped the border when he was 15 to work. He is 44 years old and hasnt stopped working. He just became a US citizen a few months ago!

I am American and my family comes from Sweden, I always get asked if I have an issue with the immigration in Sweden when I’m not even from there. And no I have no problem with anyone trying to seek a safe haven and a good life. Just like these hard working men and woman trying to help their families and live lives they might not even get in Mexico. And to all the immigrants that have come over here, I want to say welcome with open arms, I appreciate you and I want you all to know that we need you.

amazing people! all deserve the best

I have no problem with it as last long as they don't enter illegally

I’m sick of the employers cheating the system! Pay people an honest wage, no matter where they are from!

summer vacation for me was working the strawberry fields in santa maria ca..hated it at the time but it tought me what earning a dollar was all about.

It's so inspiring, I swear. To see how they just hit the ground running after getting here and are ready to go to work 💪🏽 No excuses, no delays, no complaints, no days off, instead they're happy to start earning an honest living doing the hardest of work 💯 Mad, mad, respect 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

I'm an immigrant myself and I understand the struggle. My parents instilled the importance of education, which is why they never questioned me speaking spanish as a Afro-Latino in Los Angeles. I embraced the American culture, which my parents appreciated. They witnessed my assimilation with struggles, but always appreciated, attended, and encouraged education. They told me " Don't worry about not knowing Spanish, English and White society rules!" Although I understood at an early age, I was able to gain citizenship at 20, attended USC at 22 w/a major in communications, landing me a well deserved job. Parents from south of the border, teach your kids more than pedantry. We live in a IOT society. If your not familiar with IOT, look it up!

I married into a Mexican family. They are the hardest workers I have ever met. Vacation is not part of their vocabulary. They are also very kind and helpful people, even more than my family. They have become family.

Funny thing is that I have a vacation property management business in Mexico and I have a hard time finding honest hard-working employees. Many don't show up or do crappy jobs. Many steal as well. I pay above average too. I think the hardest workers go to the US.

Im proud of my people ❤

MAKE MEXICO GREAT AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

🥺man now I see how much my parents have done jus to get me here

My dad was an immigrant and he works very hard and I’m still grateful for what he’s done, he went from poor to becoming successful and I’m already working at landscaping in 15 years old

not to be mean but i have also seen were if the company is mainly ran by hispanics or a hispanic family who manages wether it's a fast food joint or a store or warehouse ussually they like to keep that way among their own because thats what they are familiar with. it's called nepotism and it's a real thing. im actually full blooded mexican myself and have seen the discrimination at play especially here in the central valley. even in a big city like stockton you will be lucky if you get a call back 6 months down the road.

I bet some homeless people would die for an opportunity to work.

How can we have both American families unemployed and jobs that Americans won't work ?

Awesome love to see the working people hard at work hard working people is just what we need in America

My husband and I were just talking about this last night. He’s a Mexican immigrant. Thankfully he never had to work one of these awful jobs. He’s working on getting his PhD in physics.

God bless our hard working men 🙌🏻

Americans wondering how we Mexicans endure at work, while doing it fast and good let me tell you how: First off, in Mexico we work at least 48 hours a week for about $1,500 pesos (~$90 USD). Usually the working conditions are rough; bad to no equipment, barely any rest times, working under the sun... And when we go to the US is basically the same thing but way easier and way higher payments, and to us 48 hours is not even "overtime". I think that maybe you Americans are so used to having it easy that don't realize the huge advantage you got just for being born in the US. I am amazed to know about people complaining about not getting payed $15 an hour when they work less than 40 hours a week. That's lazy

The hispanic population is 5 times higher now than in the 70s. Who did the farming then?

😤😂😂😆☝️ she said “don’t wanna do it” they do! Don’t mistake that.

To our fellow Hebrew Hispanics people- we appreciate your hard work. Effort pays off.

When I eat my food I say thank you for the Mexican workers

Viva la Mexicanos!!! Te quiero mucho de la mi corazón! 🤗❤👍

God bless who ever worked to deliver this

Mexicans are Americans. Mexico is on the continent of North America.

One of the greatest problems facing America is landscaping. It keeps me up at night.

Can relate a little. 7th generation on our ranch. It is sunrise to sundown. We have lost 70 head of cattle before due to tornadoes or ice storms. Lost a lot if crop due to drought and flooding.

Go Strong Amigos 😊💪🙏