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On January of 2021, enraged at the state of politics in the United States and of the slow pace of progress in even the bluest states, and reacting to the alt-right movement rising in pockets throughout the nation and taking power, Latino revolutionaries in and around San Diego drove out U.S. forces and declared themselves independent, leading a platform of progressive and humanistic social change, minority empowerment, and economic equity. They took full control of the Greater San Diego area and established a provisional government on May 3rd. As of May 4th, their leader Alejandro de la Rosa is backing a similar movement in Tijuana in hopes of joining forces and uniting to become one big super-city transcending the national border, with the ultimate goal of taking the entire West Coast and becoming a beacon of hope and progress for people around the world, seeking to provide a better life for immigrants and minorities from around the world no matter the cost. However, after achieving independence, other leaders within the developing government are preventing him from creating an ideological dictatorship and have kept the government democratic, and despite pushes from de la Rosa himself, have allowed all but the staunchest of conservatives to remain if they wished, refusing to silence dissenting opinions. Both the government and de la Rosa are reaching out to like-minded nations to support each other and push the movement forward and ensure stability and growth within Mexicalia itself, in the name of making the world a better place.