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Interestingly, this debate is not unique to Mexico. The same principles apply elsewhere, including countries like the United States or Australia, where similar influxes of foreigners have raised questions about community identity and resource competition. The core issue revolves around balancing openness to outsiders with the rights of native residents to maintain their cultural integrity and access to affordable housing.
It prompts reflection on whether all nations should have similar rights to control their social and cultural landscapes, regardless of their size or economic status. If Mexico has the right to question the impact of foreign newcomers, should not the same principle apply to other countries experiencing similar pressures?