General Reports

When I caught a taxi to the border last night, I asked for la linea, and was dropped at the new border. On the way there, the cabbie gave me a song and dance about his mom having cancer, and needing surgery. He asked for a donation. We stopped at the new border crossing, which was desolate at130 am. At first, I thought he was holding me hostage, until I realized where we were. I handed him 5, and he asked, again about the donation.

Its a long walk down the ramp, and spiral, till you get to the agents. I was the only one there, and breazed through. Definitely better return to my car.

A buddy of mine mentioned a strip club that had 1 way mirror booths for like lap dances and other things. Anyone know the club he's referring too? And if so, what's the prices for private lap dances and all that? Thanks!

[QUOTE=Dswerve;2064227]A buddy of mine mentioned a strip club that had 1 way mirror booths for like lap dances and other things. Anyone know the club he's referring too? And if so, what's the prices for private lap dances and all that? Thanks![/QUOTE]The only one I've ever seen was Playboy Club, before the latest remodel. The room with the one-way mirror is gone. There may be a room in Tropical, too, but I've never been into it (the room, not the bar).

[QUOTE=Phordphan;2064260]The only one I've ever seen was Playboy Club, before the latest remodel. The room with the one-way mirror is gone. There may be a room in Tropical, too, but I've never been into it (the room, not the bar).[/QUOTE]I personally know that the vip rooms in LC have one way mirrors and so does HK. Iv'e used them a few times. IDK about TB after the new remodel.

[QUOTE=SBeach25;2064277]I personally know that the vip rooms in LC have one way mirrors and so does HK. Iv'e used them a few times. IDK about TB after the new remodel.[/QUOTE]Do you mean that there are rooms where you think you and your girl have privacy in a mirrored room, but others can look in on you?

[QUOTE=LixerGood;2064672]Do you mean that there are rooms where you think you and your girl have privacy in a mirrored room, but others can look in on you?[/QUOTE]I was replying that if you get a VIP room, inside you can see out to the main floor and they cannot see in. If there are one way mirrors at Playboy I was not aware.

Mexico's new border entrance south of PedWest is set to open next week, offering a second option for those crossing on foot from San Ysidro to Tijuana.

Marcela Celorio, the Mexican consul general in San Diego, said on Monday that Mexico's National Immigration Institute is prepared to launch processing of southbound pedestrian crossers entering at the El Chaparral port of entry on July 31. "If there is not any other obstacle coming from another agency, they will be ready," she said.

[QUOTE=NingunoEspecial;2065130]Mexico's new border entrance south of PedWest is set to open next week, offering a second option for those crossing on foot from San Ysidro to Tijuana.

Marcela Celorio, the Mexican consul general in San Diego, said on Monday that Mexico's National Immigration Institute is prepared to launch processing of southbound pedestrian crossers entering at the El Chaparral port of entry on July 31. "If there is not any other obstacle coming from another agency, they will be ready," she said.[/QUOTE]Good information for many; thanks for posting!

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Since Monday, July 17 Haitians who come to or are in Tijuana (Baja California, Mexico) will no longer have to worry about transmitting their requests and receiving their documents issued by the Embassy of Haiti in Mexico which is at 3 hours of fly. With the permission of the Mexican Chancellery, an office located at # 1111 boulevard in the city of Tijuana is open to our compatriots who can now carry out all the consular formalities from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm all consular formalities such as passport, legalization of documents, proof of identity, mandate etc.

The office was inaugurated by the Ambassador of Haiti to Mexico Guy Lamothe and Ambassador Miguel Diaz, Director General of the Caribbean and Latin America of the Mexican Chancellery.

In the presence of Regional Migration Delegate Rudolph Figueroa, Honorary Consul of Haiti Enrique Watanabe Munoz, Secretary of Tijuana Town Hall, Ambassador Lamothe reiterated the Haitian Chancellery's desire to be close to its fellow citizens who are have arrived in Tijuana for almost a year for some, while providing them with a service that meets their aspirations as a new community that already enjoys the support of the federal and regional governments of Mexico and the State of Baja California.

The Haitians of Tijuana applauded the initiative to open a "oficina de tramites consulares" and already dream of a Haitian consulate in this border state of Mexico. In the presence of a strong Haitian community of at least 4,000 members, it will generate a whole series of requests from the latter.

According to the authorities of the city of Tijuana, more than 17 Haitian-Mexican children have been born in the past 7 months and we should expect in the medium term a growing demand for birth certificates, passports and information for all kinds of formalities.

[URL]https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-21558-haiti-flash-good-news-for-haitians-in-tijuana.html[/URL]

How does more unemployed young men of military age selling water bottles or windshield squeegees help us? I saw a number of Haitians at the Sentri line road today selling sodas and water and whatever. My concern is that they will turn to muggings of tourists or whatever to make money. Plenty of rateros already in Tijuana, so why are Haitians needed here? I wonder if the Mexican immigration authorities know what they are doing. Mexico does not need more unemployed people with no skills or education.

[QUOTE=NingunoEspecial;2065452]Since Monday, July 17 Haitians who come to or are in Tijuana (Baja California, Mexico) will no longer have to worry about transmitting their requests and receiving their documents issued by the Embassy of Haiti in Mexico which is at 3 hours of fly. With the permission of the Mexican Chancellery, an office located at # 1111 boulevard in the city of Tijuana is open to our compatriots who can now carry out all the consular formalities from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm all consular formalities such as passport, legalization of documents, proof of identity, mandate etc.

The office was inaugurated by the Ambassador of Haiti to Mexico Guy Lamothe and Ambassador Miguel Diaz, Director General of the Caribbean and Latin America of the Mexican Chancellery.

In the presence of Regional Migration Delegate Rudolph Figueroa, Honorary Consul of Haiti Enrique Watanabe Munoz, Secretary of Tijuana Town Hall, Ambassador Lamothe reiterated the Haitian Chancellery's desire to be close to its fellow citizens who are have arrived in Tijuana for almost a year for some, while providing them with a service that meets their aspirations as a new community that already enjoys the support of the federal and regional governments of Mexico and the State of Baja California.

The Haitians of Tijuana applauded the initiative to open a "oficina de tramites consulares" and already dream of a Haitian consulate in this border state of Mexico. In the presence of a strong Haitian community of at least 4,000 members, it will generate a whole series of requests from the latter.

According to the authorities of the city of Tijuana, more than 17 Haitian-Mexican children have been born in the past 7 months and we should expect in the medium term a growing demand for birth certificates, passports and information for all kinds of formalities.

[URL]https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-21558-haiti-flash-good-news-for-haitians-in-tijuana.html[/URL][/QUOTE]

I was curious about this, so I went looking for more info. Here is the main story: [URL]http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/border-baja-california/sd-me-pedwest-20170724-story.html[/URL].

While looking, I came across this interesting side story: [URL]http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/border-baja-california/sdut-critics-question-mexican-access-to-pedwest-2016jul18-story.html[/URL].

[QUOTE=NingunoEspecial;2065130]Mexico's new border entrance south of PedWest is set to open next week, offering a second option for those crossing on foot from San Ysidro to Tijuana.

Marcela Celorio, the Mexican consul general in San Diego, said on Monday that Mexico's National Immigration Institute is prepared to launch processing of southbound pedestrian crossers entering at the El Chaparral port of entry on July 31. "If there is not any other obstacle coming from another agency, they will be ready," she said.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=NingunoEspecial;2065452]Since Monday, July 17 Haitians who come to or are in Tijuana (Baja California, Mexico) will no longer have to worry about transmitting their requests and receiving their documents issued by the Embassy of Haiti in Mexico which is at 3 hours of fly. With the permission of the Mexican Chancellery, an office located at # 1111 boulevard in the city of Tijuana is open to our compatriots who can now carry out all the consular formalities from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm all consular formalities such as passport, legalization of documents, proof of identity, mandate etc.

The office was inaugurated by the Ambassador of Haiti to Mexico Guy Lamothe and Ambassador Miguel Diaz, Director General of the Caribbean and Latin America of the Mexican Chancellery.

In the presence of Regional Migration Delegate Rudolph Figueroa, Honorary Consul of Haiti Enrique Watanabe Munoz, Secretary of Tijuana Town Hall, Ambassador Lamothe reiterated the Haitian Chancellery's desire to be close to its fellow citizens who are have arrived in Tijuana for almost a year for some, while providing them with a service that meets their aspirations as a new community that already enjoys the support of the federal and regional governments of Mexico and the State of Baja California.

The Haitians of Tijuana applauded the initiative to open a "oficina de tramites consulares" and already dream of a Haitian consulate in this border state of Mexico. In the presence of a strong Haitian community of at least 4,000 members, it will generate a whole series of requests from the latter.

According to the authorities of the city of Tijuana, more than 17 Haitian-Mexican children have been born in the past 7 months and we should expect in the medium term a growing demand for birth certificates, passports and information for all kinds of formalities.

[URL]https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-21558-haiti-flash-good-news-for-haitians-in-tijuana.html[/URL][/QUOTE]It continues to amaze me how welcoming Tijuana has been to the Haitians. You would think people with a desperate economy would resent their presence. They are taking jobs and working for less money than locals.

I wonder if Mexico has a bigger plan for them or is it just out of sheer kindness that they are allowed to stay ?

Fascinating.

[QUOTE=Travv;2065458] My concern is that they will turn to muggings of tourists or whatever to make money. Plenty of rateros already in Tijuana, so why are Haitians needed here?[/QUOTE]I would say rest your concerns for now, I had the same initial reaction months ago. They have opened about 5 restaurants after working as cooks at other places. They are working construction and work longer and harder than Mexicans according to one Mexican local I've known for years.

He has become a regular customer at one of their businesses where he claims to get great healthy meals for 50 pesos, much better than Mexican places. Anyone who has spent time on 2nd street East of Revolution or even the corner on Revo & 2nd can attest to the fact that months ago it was swarming with these immigrants but now it is rare to see one at least during the daytime.

This tells me they have found work or doing some sort of service to keep off the streets. Let's not rush to judgement or concern based on comparing them to Mexicans or the sorry gringos who have ended up in Tijuana for that matter. Thus far the locals feel they are an asset. At least the ones who haven't lost their job to one. LOL.

[QUOTE=Artisttyp;2065498]It continues to amaze me how welcoming Tijuana has been to the Haitians. You would think people with a desperate economy would resent their presence. They are taking jobs and working for less money than locals.

I wonder if Mexico has a bigger plan for them or is it just out of sheer kindness that they are allowed to stay ?

Fascinating.[/QUOTE]They're exploiting them to make a political statement, re: the. Trump, wait until they don't feel they can "use" them anymore.

They don't give a shit about Mexicans what makes you think they give a shit about these Haitians?