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In times of need, the U.S. has historically allowed Mexicans to migrate for work, especially during labor shortages, such as during World War II when the Bracero Program was established. This program facilitated the temporary employment of Mexican laborers in agriculture and other sectors. Additionally, during economic crises or natural disasters, the U.S. has provided humanitarian assistance and opportunities for asylum to Mexicans seeking refuge. Overall, these measures reflect a recognition of the contributions and needs of Mexican workers in the U.S. economy.
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If your pearents were Mexicans and you were born in the US what are you?
You are both Mexican and American, as both countries allow for dual citizenship.
Do Mexicans need a passport to visit the US?
Yes, Mexico is a foreign country.
What is currently the largest immigrant group in US?
Mexicans
Why did the Mexicans immigrate to the us in the 1930's?
a "better life" MEXICANS (:
Why can Mexicans come and bomb the US?
Because the Mexicans are faking to be nice so the US thinks they are friends.
Is the largest immigrant group in the US?
The largest immigrant group in the US are Mexicans, of which about 800,000 Mexicans migrate to the US every year.
Are Mexicans leaving the US?
No.
Who brought the margarita to the US?
The mexicans?
Is US citizenship closed to Mexicans?
No.
Do Mexicans need a passport for day visits the US?
Yes. Every foreigner entering the United States must have a passport.
Why should Mexicans be banned from America?
Mexicans should not be banned from America, unless they travel illegally. Mexicans are allowed to travel to any countries if they are not doing illegally. I am also Mexican and think that banning us Mexicans from the US and Donald Trump's wall are a bad idea.
What impact does Mexicans have on the US?
Swine flu
