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1920 - 1930
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-law passed that japaneese people could not come into U.S
-white mexicans stareted coming into us
-needed mexican labor during the world war 1
-kkk was started and strong at the time
1930 - 1940
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-no more jobs for the mexican immigrants
- mexican were welcomed to the U.S when jobs were offered
- mexican workers inlcuding some residents were rounded up and deported
1940 - 1950
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-U.S sought an agreement to get a lot of brazeros
-wanted mexicans becuase of their hand work (brazeros)
-mexicans were accused of taking away jobs and living of public relief
1950 - 1960
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-stopped any one that looked mexican
-americans did not want the mexicans
-"Operation wetback, 1954"
border potrol seized 280,000 illegal immigrants
U.S felt pressured to do do something about immigration results of that was operation wetback
1960 - 1970
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-mexicans economy whent down by a lot
-mexicans had to compete for a visa (ABS)
-1960, after fall of trujillo he let many dominicans come into the U.S
1970 - 1980
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-numbers of immigrant people population starts to increase
-by the 70's there is a 7.9% of immigrants in the u.s
-there is a 78% of mexican immigrants living in the u.s
1980 - 1990
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-population of immigrants now is at 15.6%
-in Washington D.C most of the people were salvadorian people
-there was a granting amnesty to 2.3 million mexicans residing illegeally in the united states
1990 - 2000
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-mexican population has gone up to be 21.7%
-my mom family starts comming in during this decade and ofcourse coming in as immigrants
2000
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-mexican immigrant population increase up to 27.7%
-my mom gets sent back to mexico in 2002 for coming in illegally
-2003 finally shes a resident
-2013 colorado mayor signs the dream act form