the majority of the Mexican people are Catholic  and friendly to Catholic Tradition.

The majority of the Mexican people are nominal Catholics.

I lived there, went to school there, and worked 3 summers in a very poor Mexican parish.  Most of the people by and large are decent hard working folks, but at the same time they are extremely secularized.  Most are cultural Catholics at best with the filth of the TV sewage lines coming into their homes on a daily basis.

As far as knowledge of the traditions and traditional teachings of the Catholic Church most are fairly clueless.  It is quite a pitiful/pathetic situation, but I think it's fair to say that it is about the same through all the rest of Latin America.

I'm pretty sure that the thread is about the issue of (illegal) migrants crossing the US - Mexican border.

No, it is about St Toribio Romo.

Cf. "Not every one that saith to me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven: but he that doth the will of my Father who is in heaven, he shall enter into the kingdom of heaven." (Matt. 7:21)

According to poche, however, "St. Toribio intercedes for all [as in ALL] those who pray to him."  

First of all, we don't know what each of those prayers are for.  Nor do we know who each of the people praying to the "Coyote Saint" is.  (For instance, it may well be that some coyotes pray to him to assist them in their continual criminal operation!  After all, they would in a certain sense be on the same page as the ones they are helping to cross the border illegally.)  Even if you were to grant that each of the ones praying loves the Blessed Mother how does that translate into the Coyote Saint interceding on behalf of each one of them, especially if they are praying in essence for assistance in violating the immigration (border laws) of another sovereign country?

Finally, only God Himself determines whether or not one's prayers to a saint or angel will reach the intended recipient.  The Church has never taught that every person in every instance who prays to a saint or angel asking for their intercession will be heard.  God hears all, but that certainly doesn't mean a prayed to saint or angel necessarily hears all.  Even when they do hear our prayers it is still only through God's will (should He will it) that they be allowed to intercede for us.

So when St Toribio is sent from Heaven to help a supplicant then it is because God heard that person's cry for help and sent the Holy Saint to aid him.

Including those who deliberately break the law and sin?

There is no civil law that can legitimately require us to materially commit ѕυιcιdє or submit to starvation.

Overall they benefit the American taxpayer by paying into a system form which they may never benefit.

There are millions of them on the social system who have never paid a dime into it. There are millions more who don't pay taxes at all. The U.S economy lost over 24 Billion dollars last year in overseas remittances.

I'm bowing out.  My substantive Catholic reasoning is responded to or rather not responded to by silly pious one or two line platitudes by poche.

There are millions of them on the social system who have never paid a dime into it. There are millions more who don't pay taxes at all. The U.S economy lost over 24 Billion dollars last year in overseas remittances.

There are also millions who pay into the social security ssystem who will never qualify for benefits. 

Don't be so sure that I would not open the door for them. But then if I did that wouldn't that make their entry a legal entry?  

They have to actually do the arduous process themselves. There are some illegal migrants that do and rectify their status, but that's rare.

If they have children on U.S. soil, those children are U.S. citizens, which is fine.