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You're right and wrong at the same time. Looked it up it is not widely celebrated in Mexico other than the city of Pueblo where the battle occurred it is notNo it is not an American holiday. It commemorates nothing that occurred in the United States of America. It isn't even celebrated in Mexico. It is a celebration entirely manufactured by the alcoholic beverage industry.
There isn't a Hispanic majority in California. The invasion is now mostly Hatian, African and middle eastern so there might not ever be a Hispanic majority. Especially if the dung beetles can be convinced to abort themselves.
celebrated. That makes it even more exclusively an American holiday, especially for Mexican Americans. Interestingly enough, I looked up the demographics on Mexican Americans, there are 10.9 million of them. In 2019 their population shrank by 7%. Due to enforcing immigration efforts and because of a strengthening economy in Mexico. Wouldn't that be ironic if Mexico surpasses the United States in their wealth and economy.