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>After the 1965 Immigration Act, the number of Mexican arrivals who stayed for more than a few months skyrocketed. Harsher legal penalties and policing made their lives increasingly isolated from the rest of "American" society.

>Above is a song by popular Mexican band Los Tigres Del Norte, who began recording in 1969 in California.  The song was released in 1984, two years before The Immigration Reform and Control Act, which imposed even stricter penalties on undocumented immigrants.

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"La Jaula de Oro" Los Tigres del Norte - Video Oficial

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>Bruce Springsteen also released Born In the USA in 1984, but instead of talking about the immigrant experience, he sang about veteran treatment, scarce job opportunities, and outsourcing of factory jobs.

>This song is often misinterpreted as a patriotic, even being used by Ronald Reagan's reelection campaign.

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Bruce Springsteen - Born in the U.S.A. (Official Video)

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>Metallica, One of the most famous Thrash metal acts of all time, consistently released politically charged songs throughout the 1980s.  During the Reagan era, Metallica gained worldwide prominence, along with 3 other thrash metal bands: Megadeth, Slayer, and Anthrax, collectively known as the Big 4.
>This song is called Blackened, and speaks about nuclear annihilation, which was considered an actual possibility.

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Who is going to see End Game in two days?

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How should students use padlet?

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What about "Every Breath You Take" by the Police having to do with the Cold War?

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What about "Every Breath You Take" by the Police having to do with the Cold War?

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Ohio by CSNY DeEalted with a specific event in 1970 when National Guard troops fired upon and killed four students at Kent State.

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Ohio by CSNY DeEalted with a specific event in 1970 when National Guard troops fired upon and killed four students at Kent State.