老万,
我在网上找到这篇
http://www.endillegalimmigration.com/History_of_Illegal_Immigration_in_US/index.shtml
其中关于三十年代是这么写的
Immigration dropped sharply during the lean years of the Great Depression. After the stock market crashed in 1929, the U.S. tightened visa rules which markedly reduced Mexican immigration. Local, state and federal government officials debated what to do with those already here. Some Mexicans repatriated themselves either voluntarily or under pressure from local welfare officials. Others were deported. Eventually between about 500,000 to 1,000,000 Mexicans left the United States between 1929 and 1939. This was due to deportation, as well as other factors such as the threat of deportation and acute unemployment.
This repatriation began during President Herbert Hoover’s administration and reached its peak in the early 1930s. It also applied to all alien groups, not just Mexicans. Hoover believed they were taking jobs from Americans, and endorsed a vigorous effort to reduce legal and illegal entries and expel “undesirable aliens.” Deportations and repatriations of Mexicans and others decreased (along with legal immigration) during President Franklin Roosevelt’s administration, during the Great Depression, but did not end. In July 1935, for example, Roosevelt ordered a large deportation of alien criminals (such as mail robbers), but exempted Mexican and Canadian criminals due to the fear that they would sneak back in.
其实咱们在美国这么多年了。基本清楚老墨的非法移民警察都懒得抓。美国人除了在几个主要关卡上防得严的其他的在平和年景也是顺其自然了。当然了没调查就没有发言权。那时这些非法移民到底有多少是宁肯把死人偷偷埋了的我就没法说了。
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