I strongly believe that "We the people" created a democracy, that was fair for all citizens. Those first three words led and seperated itself from the rest of the world, we are now The strongest Nation in the entire world.
While Mexican Americans have resided primarily in the Southwest region, Puerto Ricans are concentrated in the Urban Northeast.
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Are Puerto Ricans the same as Mexican?</h3>
The second-largest Hispanic group in the nation is Puerto Ricans. Compared to Mexican Americans, they have a very different experience in the country. The relationship between the United States and the island commonwealth has made Puerto Ricans into American citizens, which is essential.
Puerto Ricans are concentrated in the low-wage portion of the labor market in the urban Northeast.
The primary justification provided by Puerto Ricans who moved to the mainland and were born on the island is a desire for better economic opportunities.
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I believe the answer is Cogent.
To be considered as cogent, an argument must be based on true premise and backed with relevant and accurate data.
On top of that, the argument must be framed in such a way that make it believable in the perspective of the listener.<span />
