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  Jobs                                 Agricultural and railroad expansion and labor shortages in the United States also pulled thousands of Mexicans from their homeland to the Southwest and to other regions of the United States.

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  Jobs                                 Agricultural and railroad expansion and labor shortages in the United States also pulled thousands of Mexicans from their homeland to the Southwest and to other regions of the United States.

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 Before Coming                                              They continued to come to the region for mining and ranching opportunities through the latter half of the nineteenth century. In the first two decades of the twentieth century, political and economic conditions in Mexico that resulted from revolution and the repressive policies of President Porfirio Diaz pushed many out of Mexico to go north. 

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 Before Coming                                              They continued to come to the region for mining and ranching opportunities through the latter half of the nineteenth century. In the first two decades of the twentieth century, political and economic conditions in Mexico that resulted from revolution and the repressive policies of President Porfirio Diaz pushed many out of Mexico to go north. 

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Barrios are neighborhoods where people could enjoy the Mexican culture usually bought from their native land. Barrio housing was usually broken down. Barrios often offered churches, markets, newspaper, entertainment and etc.

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Mexicans who refused to leave their land had become Americans as well. Many Mexican Americans were treated as foreigners after the Spanish-American War in which Mexico gave up some of their land.

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They worked 10-12 hours a day. sometimes over 100 degrees. also the work was very dangerous. they would work atlas 50 cents an hour.they would pick up fruit all day. The bracero program instituted by the u.s government mexican government. It was to overcome the U.S shortage after the war.

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Mexicans formed barrios they could enjoy food and entrainment and customs and religion. they were known as the second class Americans. Workers lived in bad housing conditions.