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Link to Primary Source: https://www.proquest.com/docview/145496552?accountid=14749&parentSessionId=ZFy1PfhkCYKBmIfHQMIebhqds8Vz3XZhMvrcF9dDyi4%3D&pq-origsite=primo&sourcetype=Newspapers

Where did you find the source?: ProQuest

What is the item?: A news article

Who created it?: The Washington Post

Who was the intended audience?: US citizens interested in being informed on what the US army was doing to capture Pancho Villa

Whose perspective is represented? Missing?: People living on the US Mexico border, the site where Villa entered the US and where the US army crossed into Mexico to find him

Link to Primary Source: https://infoweb-newsbank-com.libproxy1.usc.edu/apps/news/document-view?p=HLIAX&t=&sort=YMD_date%3AD&hide_duplicates=2&maxresults=60&f=advanced&val-base-0=Bracero%20Program&fld-base-0=alltext&fld-nav-1=YMD_date&val-nav-1=1950%20-%201969&docref=image/v2%3A12C7581AC4BD0728%40HLIAX-1679A82E45559306%402440553-167800AEE350FAFF%4037-167800AEE350FAFF%40

Where did you find the source?: NewsBank

What is the item?: News article

Who created it?: The Denver Post

Who was the intended audience?: United States anglo Americans

Whose perspective is represented? Missing?: Anglo American perspective represented, Mexican perspective not represented

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Link to Primary Source: https://braceroarchive.org/items/show/3299

Where did you find the source?: Bracero History Archive

What is the item?: An oral history of a Bracero.

Who created it?: Odion Beltran

Who was the intended audience?: The General Public

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Represented = The Barcero’s perspective

Missing = His family’s perspective and how it affected them

Link to Primary Source:https://www.proquest.com/docview/1797201922/29F61B3B35104013PQ/24?accountid=14749&sourcetype=Magazines&imgSeq=4

Where did you find the source?: ProQuest

What is the item?: Magazine

Who created it?: S.W. Coombs

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Link to Primary Source: https://dp.la/item/8a50521e64d437b281f3c786cc0ba035

Where did you find the source?: Digital Public Library of America

What is the item?: An image of an hospital that participated in forced sterilization

Who created it?: Sonoma County

Who was the intended audience?: The General Public

Whose perspective is represented? Missing?: Represented: The Americans perspective

Missing: The Hispanics

Link to Primary Source: https://www.proquest.com/hnplatimes/docview/2228118341/7B4987ED8B134D83PQ/1?accountid=14749&sourcetype=Newspapers

Where did you find the source?: ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Los Angeles Times

What is the item?: Newspaper / Interview

Who created it?: Luis Torres (LA Times)

Who was the intended audience?: LA citizens

Whose perspective is represented? Missing?: Represented - Chicanos in the East LA community, those involved in the walkouts. Missing - school & districts administration

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Link to Primary Source: https://www.proquest.com/hnplatimes/docview/2147944037/EAFDD8716C4A4114PQ/1?accountid=14749&sourcetype=Newspapers

Where did you find the source?: Proquest Historical Newspapers: LA Times

What is the item?: Newspaper

Who created it?: Patrick J. McDonnell

Who was the intended audience?: White Americans

Whose perspective is represented? Missing?: Mexican migrants perspective missing

Link to Primary Source: https://www.proquest.com/docview/2929304814?%20Websites&accountid=14749&parentSessionId=rjywbglRFJ7Uo%2B38zm2nJfLKhHkUX7bW5t%2Bi9ngKgiY%3D&pq-origsite=primo&sourcetype=Blogs,%20Podcasts,%20

Where did you find the source?: I found this source on an online, academic library datatbase called ProQuest.

What is the item?: The item is a digital news article.

Who created it?: The article was written by Diane Bernard, a journalist for The Washington Post.

Who was the intended audience?: The intended audience is the general U.S. public, particularly for those interested in Mexican-American history, immigration policy, and 20th century politics.

Whose perspective is represented? Missing?: The article mainly represents the perspectives of historians and reseachers such as Joseph Dunn and Francisco Balderrama, as well as Mexican and Mexican-American families affected by the 1930s Hoover-era deporations during the Great Depression. The perspectives that are missing from the article are insights from Hoover administration officials and local American residents, along with insights from Mexican government officials who dealt with the influx of deportees.