During the Mexican Revolution there was a great migration from Mexico into Southwestern U.S. as thousands, perhaps as much as 10 percent of the total Mexican population, fled the civil war, many going to Texas.
Almost 10 percent of the total Mexican population emigrated during Civil War years, many going to Texas. During the Mexican Revolution there was a great migration from Mexico into Southwestern U.S.: thousands fled the civil war.
During the Mexican Revolution there was a great migration from Mexico into Southwestern U.S.: thousands fled the civil war. Almost 10 percent of the total Mexican population emigrated during Civil War years, many going to Texas.
During the Mexican Revolution there was a great migration from Mexico into Southwestern U.S.: thousands fled the civil war. Almost 10 percent of the total Mexican population emigrated during Civil War years, many going to Texas.