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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Mexican immigration"”.

  1. The representation of Mexican immigration in film

    The history of Mexican immigration in the U.S. is long and complicated. Many of the complexities of the issue can be observed within different media such as televisions shows, news programs, newspapers, books, film and radio. This thesis will focus specifically on how Mexican immigration has been …

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  2. An Ecological Model of Mexican Immigration and Mental Health

    … The complex nature of interacting factors in the immigration and migration processes, however, have just begun to be explored within a broader ecological framework (Acevedo Garcia et al., 2012; Coatsworth, Maldonado-Molina, Pantin, & Szzapocznik, 2005). In light of this, scholars have called for …

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  3. The Neoliberal Construction of Immigration as Crisis

    … Americans have been concerned with immigration, with a particular emphasis on Mexican immigration arising toward the end of the twentieth century. The purpose of this research is to question the framing of current immigration patterns as crises and argue that they are better …

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  4. I'm bien pocha: transnational teachers of English in Mexico

    Mexican officials of the Secretaría de Educación Pública of Nuevo León assert that approximately 95 percent of English teachers working in public schools outside of the Monterrey metropolitan area learned their English as children of Mexican immigrants to the U.S. While much has been written on the …

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  5. The greatest evangelizing opportunity of the century: the Southern Baptist Convention and Latino immigration politics, 1970-1994

    … Protestants in the United States, and Latino immigration in the late twentieth-century United States. Throughout this period, immigration from Mexico became a political flashpoint; it also transformed the demographics of California and other parts of the Sunbelt United States. Recognizing the …

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  6. Free trade refugees: from Chiapas to the prairie

    … phenomenon of the experience of immigrant Mexicans to the Midwest and aims to inspire action rather than only to prompt reflection. Situated as part of the broader historical trends of Mexican immigrant migration to the United States in the post-NAFTA era, the video documentary in …

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  7. Localizing immigration enforcement: “secure communities,” § 287(g) and Arizona law 1070

    … and the similar 287(g) Program of the Immigration and Nationality Act place the U.S. federal government into enforcement relationships with local and state officials. An effect of these relationships is that states acquire more authority over federal immigration policy. In this thesis I …

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  8. A Modern Examination of Marcus Goldstein’s Mexican Immigrant Population Data: Comparisons of Mexican-born and U.S.-born Children and Adults Living in 1930’s America and Mexico

    … on two different groups of individuals, Mexican immigrants and their children residing in the San Antonio, Texas area and Mexican natives living in central and northern Mexico. Using independent samples T-tests, an analysis of covariance, and an RMET analysis, significant differences …

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  9. A Modern Examination of Marcus Goldstein’s Mexican Immigrant Population Data: Comparisons of Mexican-born and U.S.-born Children and Adults Living in 1930’s America and Mexico

    … on two different groups of individuals, Mexican immigrants and their children residing in the San Antonio, Texas area and Mexican natives living in central and northern Mexico. Using independent samples T-tests, an analysis of covariance, and an RMET analysis, significant differences …

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