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In 1920 they began to immigrate mexicans back to mexico

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In the 1950s, Chicago Mexicans went on to establish branches of civil rights

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Those who came were more likely from the middle class than from among the poorest peasants

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Mexicans worked as unskilled and semiskilled laborers in agriculture and heavy industry, including the Rock Island, Santa Fe, and Burlington railways; Inland Steel; U.S. Steel; Beetsugar Company; and the Armour and Swift packinghouses.

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The first major wave of Mexican migration to Chicago began in the mid to late 1910s,

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there where more men in the beginning of the population of Chicago

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1941 the Mexican population had risen to 16,000.

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HOMS: chicago mexican american in 1900-1950 

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HOMS: chicago mexican american in 1900-1950 

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The first Mexicans came to Chicago in the mid 1900's