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1910 - 1920
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War between Mexico and U.S. declaring statehood on Mexico.
Separation between Mexico and U.S.
1920 - 1930
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The Mexican Revolution led to increased immigration from Mexico to the first time in U.S. history.
The US outlawed immigration from Asia, which increased demand for labor from Mexico.
Nativists groups were organized: KKK
1930 - 1940
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The Great Depression occurred due to loss of jobs in US.
Repatriation: Deportation of Mexicans because due to job loss they had to give up theirs for US citizens.
1940 - 1950
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World War II began in 1941 leading Mexican immigration to boom due to all the jobs that were left by those who left for war.
Bracero program was established allowing farmers to hire Mexicans to work for them without being deported
1950 - 1960
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Operation Wet Back was an operation that the government took in hand which led to Mexican deportation.
Although they thought that they were sending Mexicans back, they would just send ANYONE who even looked Mexican.
US officials took those of Latin decent that were US citizens with force deporting them back to Mexico where they didn't belong.
1960 - 1970
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Rapid population growth and declining economic conditions in Mexico.
Caused undocumented workers populations to boom.
Civil Rights Reform, first time Mexicans could compete for visa's; this was the start of Illegal Immigration.
1970 - 1980
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Immigration Reform and Control Act:
All illegal citizens of the US can apply for amnesty and can get citizenship.
1980 - 1990
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Flood of immigrants from El Salvador cam to US due to the Civil War in El Salvador.
2000 - 2013
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The DREAM Act:
Allows all illegal immigrants to attend a University and have a future inside the US, it also gives them a right to work and be citizens. If you attend a high school in the US for 3 years and graduate you can qualify for the DREAM Act.
1929 - 2004
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Born in Denver, CPr
1930 - 2011
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Born in Zacatecas, Mexico but later moved to New Mexico for work and better life for familPr
1930 - 1998
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Born in Chihuahua, Mexico he was a son to a wanted man my Mexican officials like Pancho Villa and as they were trying to flea my great grandpas mother couldnt hold him in any longer and there he was born. Although, he later moved to Denver, CPr
1932 - 2013
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Born in Cheyenne, Wyoming but moved to Mexico right after birth. Meets Great GrandpPr
1940 - 2013
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Born in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico and came to Denver by himself after adulthood for work. There he met my grandmPr
1946 - 2013
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Born in Greeley, CPr
1946 - 2013
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Born in Denver, CPr
1956 - 2013
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My Great Grandparents brought my grandma and her siblings to Denver in June due to work after my great grandfather left the militarPr
1957 - 2013
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Born in Denver, Pr
1973 - 2013
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My great grandparents from my moms side stood i Mexico all the way to their last born of 11. They moved to Sun land Park, New Mexico right near the boarder and where my great grandpa built the house it still lies today and is he house my family lives iPr
1974 - 2013
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Born in Denver, CPr
1976 - 2013
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Born in Denver, CPr
1996 - 2013
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Born in Denver, Co being the first member of the 3rd generation in both mom and dads familPr