As a citizen of Mexico, you have certain rights and responsibilities. You have the right to a home, education, health care, food and clothing. You are responsible for enrolling your children in school, paying taxes, and serving your country through military or community service if required by law. When faced with a dilemma of helping an undocumented friend avoid deportation, most options would get you into legal trouble, so the best approach is to find an alternative that respects the law.

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2. 1. On a scale of 1 to 100, how would you grade your citizenship skills? Explainwhyyou graded yourself as you did.I would grade myself with a 80 out of 100, because I haven´t reached my helping potential in this society. I thinka goodcitizen must have all the pillars of values, in order to show a good example.

3. 2. What are the traits of a good citizen?A good citizen must be:-responsible-caring-honest-tolerant-respectfulAn admirable citizen must also contribute in his or her society for good causes, be aware of his/her rights and responsibilities.

4. 3. As a citizen of Mexico, what rights do you have?-right of having a home-right to be respected-right to have health-right to an education-right to a good alimentation and clothing-right to be judged by a fair trialWhat responsibilities do you have?-Make their children or pupils study in a public or private school-Every Mexican must have attended pre-school, primary and secondary as well as social service (if the law states it)-Enroll to serve the country for various purposes: defend the independence, honor the nation, territory, right and obligations of the nation and peace of the country.-Contribute for the public incomes of the country, respecting and paying the taxes assigned by the government.

5. 4. What is a dilemma?¨You have a friend which is an illegal immigrant of your country, the authorities have caught him/her and you have to find a way to help this person so YOUR country wont deport him/her.¨ What would you do with the purpose of helping your friend?THE OPTIONS:-marry your friend so he/her can be a Mexican citizen-get him a false identification -buy the needed documents to convert him into a temporary citizen

6. WHAT WOULD YOU DO? WOULD YOU RISK GETTING IN TROUBLE WITH THE LAW IN ORDER TO HELP YOUR FRIEND? Pleaseleave a comment…