Mexican Repatriation: America’s Forgotten Mass Deportation: The History of Forced Removal, U.S. Immigration Policy, and Mexican American Families During ... (The Secret History Collection Book 19)
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Mexican Repatriation: America’s Forgotten Mass Deportation: The History of Forced Removal, U.S. Immigration Policy, and Mexican American Families During ... (The Secret History Collection Book 19)

by Duygu Yesilcimen

social history U.S. History Latino studies immigration history
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Mexican Repatriation examines the history of forced removal, U.S. immigration policy, and the impact on Mexican American families. This concise volume brings attention to a frequently overlooked chapter in American history and offers an accessible introduction to the subject.

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Mexican Repatriation explores a significant and often overlooked episode in United States history.

The book focuses on the forced removal of people of Mexican descent and the immigration policies connected to that process.

It also considers the effects of repatriation on Mexican American families.

As part of The Secret History Collection, this volume presents a concise introduction to a hidden chapter of American history.

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