Posted on: February 18th, 2008
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Knowledge is Power!
Q. Why did you write `Ex-Mex’?
A. I thought it was important that there be a Mexican viewpoint in the U.S. immigration debate. Right now, the Mexican viewpoint is not present. There is a liberal viewpoint, a conservative viewpoint, a Latino or Hispanic viewpoint — but strictly speaking, there is not a Mexican viewpoint. I don’t pretend to be the Mexican viewpoint, but a Mexican viewpoint.
Q.In your book, you talk about the flow of labor exchange between the United States and Mexico going back to the 1890s. What are some of the surprising elements of that history that most Americans don’t know?”*
*From: http://www.miamiherald.com
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