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The '''Bracero Program''' brought nearly 5 million Mexicans to the [[United States]] to work on large farms in the southwest in August 1942. They were temporary contract workers, and many later returned home. However, about 350,000 settled permanently in the United States.
 
The '''Bracero Program''' brought nearly 5 million Mexicans to the [[United States]] to work on large farms in the southwest in August 1942. They were temporary contract workers, and many later returned home. However, about 350,000 settled permanently in the United States.
  
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Revision as of 21:28, May 10, 2009

The Bracero Program brought nearly 5 million Mexicans to the United States to work on large farms in the southwest in August 1942. They were temporary contract workers, and many later returned home. However, about 350,000 settled permanently in the United States.

see Latinos