It's hard to get a gun in Mexico, unless it comes from the U.S.

It’s hard to get a gun in Mexico, unless it comes from the U.S.

There are at least three gun shops in downtown Manhattan and only one for all of Mexico.

By INGRID ROJAS

The U.S. and Mexico share many things: the border, love for Mexican food, but gun control isn’t one of them. While the U.S. has 49,762 licensed gun shops, Mexico has only one legal gun shop, according to a just-published New York Times story.

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What’s the rate of gun crimes in Mexico vs the US?
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