Trước khi biên giới được vạch ra, con người đã sinh sống trên mảnh đất này. Và sau khi biên giới được vạch ra, họ không hề biến mất.

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Bạn dịch đoạn văn sau : Before borders were drawn, people already lived here. And after borders were drawn, they didn’t disappear. This image isn’t a slogan — it’s a reminder of history. Long before modern nations existed, Indigenous civilizations flourished across the land we now call Mexico and the Americas. Languages, traditions, families, and cultures were already rooted here for thousands of years. Borders came later. Lines on maps changed — but people did not. When we say “Mexicans are Native Americans before borders and after borders,” we’re talking about continuity — not politics. About ancestry — not arguments. About understanding history as it actually unfolded. Today, millions of people carry Indigenous roots passed down through generations, surviving colonization, migration, and modernization. Those roots didn’t vanish when borders were created — they adapted, endured, and remained. Knowing this history doesn’t divide us. It deepens perspective. It honors resilience. And it reminds us that identity is older than any line on a map. History didn’t begin at a border. And it didn’t end there either.

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