Asked by Jarman Preet on May 30, 2024
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How did Mexican immigration into the United States change during and after World War II?
Mexican Immigration
Refers to the movement of people from Mexico into another country, notably the United States, for purposes such as work, family reunification, or asylum.
- Appreciate the cultural and societal changes in post-war America, including migration patterns and demographic shifts.
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Lucas VenegasJun 01, 2024
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End to expatriation - bracero program - continuing migration - anti-communist fear of illegal immigrants leads to operation "wetback"
Learning Objectives
- Appreciate the cultural and societal changes in post-war America, including migration patterns and demographic shifts.
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