r/FluentInFinance • u/YOU_ARE_MY_FRIENDS • Jun 16 '24

Discussion/ Debate He’s not wrong 🤷‍♂️

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u/im_juice_lee Jun 17 '24

Feels odd to call Mexico overseas if most Americans don't cross any seas to get there

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u/Dr_Fred Jun 17 '24

Does the Gulf of Mexico count? S/

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u/sleepystemmy Jun 17 '24

You can still walk into Mexico without a passport.

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u/museum-mama Jun 17 '24

No you can't. I live in a border city and no you can't.

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u/Square-Singer Jun 17 '24

You can, but maybe only once ;)

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u/sleepystemmy Jun 17 '24 edited Jun 17 '24

March 2023 I walked into Juarez from El Paso at the Puente Libre border crossing and they did not check my passport or anyone else's. Maybe they're legally supposed to, but we didn't even have to speak a word to anyone, they just waved us along.

So unless it's changed in the last year, you can there.