How did the Mexicans immigrants route traveled?

Answer 1

The same way anyone else immigrates to the US. They apply for a visa that allows them to enter the US. From there, they can apply for any of a bunch of different visas that allow them more time, the right to work, etc. These visas are researched and issued after consideration. Some of the items considered are: * Are there already legal family in the US? * Does this person bring a skill that is rare and desirable to the US? * The person's legal and health histories are considered. * Has this person been accepted into an accredited educational institution? Because the US shares a very long border with Mexico, there is also some illegal Immigration. As the immigrating Mexicans, legal and otherwise, easily become a part of the California, Arizona and Texas economies, it's not too uncommon for these states to assist in aquiring visas or immigration status -- amnesty -- for unregistered immigrants.

Answer 2

Mexican immigrants went to Hispanic populated communities for example most Mexican Americans lived in the south west after the Mexican American War so chances are they moved around the southwest area of the United States.

More importantly because they could be sociably accepted :)

Answer 3

Answer: They either got a passport to transfer or already lived in Texas or even had to cross the border.

Answer 4

They walked or swam across the border. They walked or swam across the border.