Talk:Julissa Arce

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Does she support more rights for US citizens living legally and illegally in Mexico?

It would be nice to hear her views on this is anyone knows about this. Many Americans who weren't born abroad and don't have second passports are treated horribly by the nations most immigrants are coming from these days. Has Julissa given up her Mexican passport and citizenship? If not, why? And if she still retains it, doesn't she have a special duty to press the Mexican government to chamge laws and let US citizens who aren't from Mexican heritage sell things at the local festivals and work like illegals do in the US? Any info on this would be great. 2405:9800:BC31:E3E0:9826:EC51:75D4:2D (talk) 05:00, 4 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]