You really need to get out of your safe place once in awhile. Think about what you are laughing about. You are a landlord with fifty units, you have supplied the amount of dumpsters necessary to handle the trash for fifty families. Those families increase to 100 or more then what?...just how do you explain that to your landlord when he comes asking why he's been sited or that his cost have risen dramatically to dump the trash?

Familism is a central concept in the Hispanic community and goes beyond the nuclear family

https://www.hierarchystructure.com/hispanic-family-hierarchy/

You think I am the only one whose suffered having them living in over crowded conditions next to me?...watching them every night smoking crack, rolling beer bottles down the hill into my yard...they use to play loud music to until I tied the safety bar on my lawnmower to the handle and left it running...they got the message real fast.

What about one of my customers who was an American girl married to a Hispanic man, after two years of living in a bedroom with two other families in the other two she gave him the ultimatum, it was them or her....needless to say it did the trick.

Another friend of mine, so many of them in one house next to her she couldn't keep count of them all. They'd party all the time, they's even just piss out the window instead of go use the bathroom.

These stories happen all across the country. One story I read a guy who built his dream home, cost him over three hundred thousand watched as a neighbors house across from him went up for foreclosure, an investor bought it and rented it to a Hispanic family, he said next thing he knew there was eighteen cars parked all over the yard and a whole lot of people living there. He tried everything, including trying to get immigration to come check it out. Finally out of frustration he joined a private group who alternated going down to the border and patrolling it.

Here's a couple more, found on a google search, people frustrated by the overcrowded conditions next door to them.
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=A0geKLpDqvld5JsAQoNXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTByOHZyb21tBGNvbG8DYmYxBHBvcwMxBHZ0aWQDBHNlYwNzcg--?qid=20081015062759AA65GN5

This is what's wrong with those who live in a bubble or gated community, they have no reality or extent to what other people have to put up with. It's not like they are welcoming these people into their communities, that not good enough for them but it's good enough for everyone else.

About a month ago there were some construction workers putting up barriers on an overpass. That backed up traffic, instead of wait her turn this woman went out and around all the other cars waiting their turn and in the early morning darkness she struck a construction worker killing him. In the news release the police said it was hard to communicate with her as their was a "language barrier involved"...and you want to know why they had to word it that way? (not to mention her legal status was shut down from being reported) Because last year some Hispanic guy went to the local hospital and set it on fire then somehow managed to get out onto the helicopter pad. Luckily they were able to subdue him but in the process he told police he was in the country illegally. When they phoned their supervisor he in turn called ice, and granted he probably shouldn't have described the guy as looking as though he went loco all hell was raised after his mother showed up and produced paperwork he was a legal citizen and told them he also served in the army. That wasn't enough to get him released until the feds cleared his immigration status...we all know how many illegals walk around with fake documents but it didn't matter, people crammed the city commissions meeting calling it profiling, threatening lawsuits, etc., all because of something this man brought upon himself, the sgt. involved was put on leave, the police reprimanded and all sorts of stuff that still didn't matter as they all thought he should get nothing short of being fired, which to my knowledge he still hasn't been. The local papers who at first sold this as a very serious issue of lighting a hospital on fire?...it then became described as a tiny fire in a hospital. ....I am not done yet, oh no, there was a sixteen year Hispanic youth who hadn't obtained a license, he was speeding down a highway when a state trooper seen him. Because he'd been caught so many times driving without a license he decided to try and get away. He went on a high speed chase across the city, turned a corner and careened straight into the oncoming path of a 21 year old college student on her way home from classes that night killing her instantly. Was he here legally is what everyone wanted to know but everyone was forced to take the word of the mother who said he was but his status wasn't allowed to be released through the news sources...and you can't blame people for wanting to know..if he was here legally there should have been no reason for him not to be able to obtain a license like all other legal kids. It just so easy for you to sit there and act all smug but there are a lot of people out here whose lives have been changed dramatically by those coming here illegally. Immigration isn't a bad thing but coming over the border are essentially taking short cuts in front of everyone else, makes it hard on those trying to get here legally and paints a bad picture of those who have done such, they don't like it either. You really should get out of your bubble and talk to people.