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Immigration from Mexico Slows
For 30 years, conditions in Mexico produced a flood of illegal immigrants to the United States. Now that flood has been reduced to a trickle, and it's not just because of harsh new state laws or stepped-up border enforcement. We hear about education, investment and the astonishing drop in illegal immigration to the United States.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFor 30 years, conditions in Mexico produced a flood of illegal immigrants to the United States. Now that flood has been reduced to a trickle, and it's not just because of harsh new state laws or stepped-up border enforcement. We hear about education, investment and the astonishing drop in illegal immigration to the United States.
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The full episode
3 of 3New Dinosaur Hall Opens at LA's Natural History Museum- 0:00State Tax Revenues Up, but Not Enough for Brown's Budget
- 6:03The Biggest New Things in Los Angeles
- 25:05Immigration from Mexico SlowsYou’re reading this