'Kimmel' Guest Host Diego Luna Offers Hilarious Plan To Escape Trump's America
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The actor, joined by longtime Kimmel sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez, offered a mock new agency for people looking to flee.
“Jimmy Kimmel Live” guest host Diego Luna on Wednesday said the number of Americans moving to Mexico has surged by 70% in recent years.
Luna, who is from Mexico, pointed to a reason that number could jump even higher given the American political landscape during President Donald Trump’s second term in office.
“I know you’re coming to Mexico for the culture, the nature, the diversity ― all the things that will be banned in your country by the end of this year,” the “Andor” actor said. “But it’s not just Mexico. People are also going to Spain, Italy, France, the Netherlands. Your main export is now yourselves.”
So to help Americans make the move south, Luna and longtime Kimmel sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez ― who is also from Mexico ― created a mock ad for a new relocation service: Gring-Go.
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