U.S. citizens relocating to Mexico form unique expat community


Sep 4, 2017
Correspondent Mike Kirsch recently traveled to one of the country’s most eclectic melting pots of foreign citizens along the shores of Lake Chapala, south of Guadalajara, to explore a unique expat community.

4 thoughts on “U.S. citizens relocating to Mexico form unique expat community

  1. Is ex-pat code for deserter?
    Anyway, no help to us.
    And anti-gun to boot.
    And these names: Vidal, Raskin, Nolan, Grayson. Hmmm… In charge and running things smoothly. How long will this hold?

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    1. A lot of people leaving the US, thats for sure. You can live a hell of a lot cheaper in Mexico, but for how long is anybody’s guess.

  2. Looks like a cult for senior citizens run by a guy who will probably stab them in the back and traffic their organs to the highest bidder.

  3. You can until you use collapses, government and pensions will reach zero at 80 no MONEY in forgein country that says you need 1500 a month to stay there and a any time can raise it. Then what?

    Violence is not there yet…. the hills north of Guadalupe have massive poppy plantations and a sub set of retired intelligence community.

    It is like any other country it has challenges.

    They lied on these things.

    You can privately own a gun legally
    The cost of certain med are really cheap but not ALL
    You can not buy property only lease it yes your family can read lease.land but again that can change.

    That area has a few poisonous critters to watch for.

    Only paradise is one you make and hold on to with determination and blood. Running from problems just makes you more tired when you face them

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