A Mexican immigrant in California in the 1930s who was repatriated.?
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What is the question?
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I bet she would be sent back because of the facts concerning her past marriage and her long time status as an  illegal.  She should get a good immigration lawyer so she can get the facts concerning her particular situation while remaining anonymous.  JMO
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why did the Mexican spend all day walking up and down the road.??
920999
I have lived in so cal all of my life. Sitting Pretty must be well insulated form the problem or just doesn't open her eyes. I used to live in Santa Ana Ca. I had my house broken into and robbed on 5 different occasions. The last time was in plain view of two of my neighbors as this illegal kicked out my front window to carry out my TV. Yes I know he was illegal because he left fingerprints.\nI had to keep the battery to my pick up in the garage to keep it from being stolen (learned that one the hard way too) This was well over 20 years ago before the first amnesty. I finally had to move. Last time I visited that neighborhood everyone had steel bars on their windows and doors.\nWhere I live now the illegals have taken over a city block. So bad is the problem the Police had to put in a sub-station just to try and keep a lid on things. Cops walk a beat in that neighborhood to try to foster good community relations so that at least some of the residents will report crimes to them. Gangs from LA have been seen there trying to recruit the young kids. I see them everywhere now..especially the moms with their little anchor babies. Katsulove is absolutely correct on the costs. Remember Cali tried to pass prop 187 in 1994 because of the huge drain on our economy.\nI know many Americans with hispanic last names and I count them as close personal friends. Actually I married one and you should hear her talk. They don't like what they see any better than I do.
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Actually, there are some places in Mexico with large numbers of U.S. expatriates. If I remember correctly, in Mexicali, or in some other part of Baja California, there is a large community of retirees from the U.S. They go there, because the climate is pleasant and because the cost of living is low.
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I don't think so since, as I recall, all of his cartoons were set in Mexico.  The immigrant was that gringo cat Sylvester that was always trying to catch him!
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With the onset of hard economic times in the 1870s, other immigrants and European Americans began to compete for the jobs traditionally reserved for the Chinese. With economic competition came dislike and even racial suspicion and hatred. Such feelings were accompanied by anti-Chinese riots and pressure, especially in California, for the exclusion of Chinese immigrants from the United States. The result of this pressure was the Chinese Exclusion Act, passed by Congress in 1882. This Act virtually ended Chinese immigration for nearly a century. \n\nthese Chinese for the most part were not on planning on staying and they were sending their paychecks home to china \n\n\nand the mexicans send a lot of money back to mexico for the most part i believe most want to stay here permanently even some that have wives and family back in mexico , but i am sure that was in the thoughts of the Chinese in the start to go back home but it eventually boiled into a real problem hey wait kinda sounds familiar ummmmmmmmmmm like now ? should we learn from our past and lets see they like quoting are smart fore fathers bring us your poor ,well eventually they ran into just this problem there is only so many jobs so much room ,so lets  study that one\n\n\n\nto post below sorry honey but you got that wrong you cant eat without us \n\ndont bite the hand that feeds you
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try wikipidea they might have something on it. Or search the internet for deported people lists.  :)
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BERT Corona (free excerpt) \n\nBorn 1918, a union organizer who worked to provide Mexican Americans with better wages and living conditions.\n\nBert Corona was born into a revolutionary family. At the age of thirteen, his father, Noe, began to fight in the Mexican Revolution to overthrow the long and corrupt rule of Porfirio Díaz. He joined the forces of Pancho Villa, one of the most powerful rebels.
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Idaho, i think. his cousins are from Mexico though.
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His father was Irish immigrant, came and bought huge amount of land  for dirt cheap in Guanajuato and built a ranch now worth millions. His mom Catalana from Spain. Fox was born in Mexico from immagrant parents as you can see. There are many immigrants from all over the world in Mexico too. Surprise!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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If your a mexican that was born in america\nyour considered an american citizen that happens to be mexican.\nbut if your a mexican that was born in mexico your considered a mexican citizen\nthis is called your birth place.\nBorn in america- goes to mexico= your still an american citizen.\nborn in mexico- goes to america= your still a mexican citezen.
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I doubt it. It is possible. I have a Mexican aquaintance who joined the Army in Los Angeles during the Viet Nam war, is a decorated veteran. He was an illegal alien then, is living in Mexico and is a Plant Manager. No I have no idea how he got away with joining.
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US Born to a Mexican & Swede
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You have to give a specific time frame, Asian people are still immigrating to the US.\n\n[Edit]\n"The United States claimed the city on January 30, 1847, during the Mexican-American War. At that point, despite its useful location as a port and naval base, San Francisco was still a small settlement with inhospitable geography. But two years later, the California gold rush brought a wave of migration and immigration, raising the population from 1,000 to 25,000 by December 1849. The railroad, banking, and mining industries became major economic forces in the city.\n\nThe influx of Chinese workers created a sizable Chinatown district, and Chinese Americans remain one of the city's largest ethnic groups. Hostility toward immigrants contributed to lynchings and race riots in the 1850s, and to the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, which drastically restricted immigration from China until 1943."\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Franciso#History\n\nChinese Exclusion Act http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Exclusion_Act_%28United_States%29
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Finding him is as easie as finding any one on line. Really hard.  Would he have changed his name.? Mexico is a big country does he have a japan name.? That migh make it a little easier to find him.  \n\nWhy did he go to mexico.?  What kind of work does he do. That might be a way to find him. \n\nGood luck.
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Fresno is dead smack in the Sacramento Valley which is the agricultural center of California. Wherever there's lots of farming going on, particularly those huge corporation-owned farms, you'll find a very large population of Chicanos. They do all the grunt work and get paid a pittance, and many are illegal aliens, but there they are.