Banished citizens a history of the Mexican American women who endured repatriation

"From 1920 through the mid-1940s, the US and Mexican governments colluded in the banishment of a million Mexican Americans, mostly US citizen women and children. Marla Ramirez explores the effects of "repatriation" on the exiles and their descendants, showing how forced removal permanently deprived...

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Main Author: Ramirez, Marla Andrea (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Cambridge, Massachusetts : Harvard University Press, 2025.
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505 0 |a Introduction -- The Rodríguez Family: Transgenerational Illegality -- The De Anda Family: Cultural Liminality -- The Robles Family: Transnational Motherhood -- The Espinoza Family: Impermanent Legality -- The Apology Act and Redress Recommendations -- Epilogue. 
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