Racism. The Mexican Repatriation is a dark chapter in American history referring to 2 million people of Mexican ancestry being forcibly expelled from the United States. It is stated that 1.2 million of those were American citizens.
The rationale was that due to the Great Depression, the easiest way of saving welfare money was to free jobs for "real Americans". These deportations occurred without due process, and many people were expelled just because of the color of their skin.
Racism. In modern terms this would qualify as 'ethnic cleansing'. This dark episode of American history is known as the Mexican Repatriation.
They are sent back to Mexico.
Yes
Only those who do not have a legal status in the United States.
Just call INS
because you Mexicans are making us wite people looze are jobs so u guys can work---not fair =~c
He doesn't necessarily want the "Mexicans to go back...he just doesn't want illegal Mexicans to come to the United States...because when they come to the United States they take all of the US s money
Because immigration is racist to Mexicans I also think it has to do with the fact that so much if not all of the south west was Mexico at one time, they probably feel guilty and scared the Mexicans will try and take it back.
Although the concept probably dates back thousands of years, it is generally attributed to Gandhi in India in the 1930.
they take your fingerprints and a mugpicture and they send you back to Mexico in a few hours
Because they are taking the job positions of people that actually deserve the job or is legal. They can go back to Mexico that is what they can do.
First, it is a myth that all immigrants are Mexicans, and it is also a myth that the US is being overrun with illegal Mexican immigrants. While many illegal immigrants are indeed from Mexico, many are not. (And it should also be noted that many immigrants from Mexico are legal, and have every right to be here.) Studies have shown that there are illegal immigrants from numerous countries, including Ireland and China, who come to the US and either overstay their visa unintentionally or decide they don't want to leave, even when they are supposed to. As for Mexicans, many do in fact go back to Mexico. But others stay, and in some cases, they live in the shadows for years, working at jobs many Americans don't want to do.
On Your Back - 1930 was released on: USA: 14 September 1930