The days when a Mexican president would raise the battle cry for US immigration reform are long past. Since a bipartisan group of US senators unveiled their proposal this week to resolve the status of millions of undocumented workers in the US, and President Barack Obama outlined a set of principles for reform, the Mexican government has stayed quietly out of the fray – sparking questions here about what, if any, Mexico’s role should be. Mexico has more at stake than many other nation whose people leave for US shores: Fully 10 percent of the Mexican population resides in the ... Read More