Students Warned About Mexico Travel

American Voices

Students Warned About Mexico Travel

March 5, 2009 | ISSUE 45•10

Due to escalating drug violence, the State Department is urging caution for college students traveling to Mexico for spring break. What do you think?

Don't they have that ‘New Mexico’ now? Maybe all the kids could go there.

August Szymkowicz
Aircraft Sheetmetal Mechanic
But the border town of El Stabo has such cheap tequila shots.

Carla Ueltzen
Student
They should make sure to post those warnings on areas of the State Department website that students click on the most.

Scott Banks
Pipeline Maintenance Worker

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