CHICLA 201, practice, immigration

Who were Cesar Chavez

• Cesar Chavez was a labor leader and civil rights activist.
• Cesar Chavez was the founder of La Raza Unida Party

• Cesar Chavez was a Mexican politician

• Cesar Chavez was the founder of the Brown Berets

What actions were taken by farmworkers in California

• Support groups such as the Black Panthers or Brown Berets

• Foment a Grape boycott

• Found a political Party

• A large march to Sacramento

What means 1.5 generation immigrants?

• 1.5 immigrant indicates a legal status for immigrants.
• 1.5 immigrant is a term used to describe a family of immigrants.
• 1.5 immigrant refers to the children of immigrants.

• 1.5 immigrant refers to immigrants who arrived when they were children

The Dream Act of 2023 (S. 365) defines .... as individuals who entered the U.S. before age 18 and have continually lived in the United States since at least four years prior to the date the bill is signed into law

What is DACA?

• DACA is a program for legalizing all immigrants in the U.S.
• DACA is a U.S. immigration policy for undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children.
• DACA is a health care initiative for undocumented immigrants.
• DACA is a tax policy for U.S. citizens.

This image represent to:

• The Teamster who operated in California

• The eagle that wat adopte by Puerto Rican immigrants

• The symbol of the United Farm workers

• The symbol of Chicanos in Texas

What is neoliberalism

• Neoliberalism is an economic and political ideology focused on free markets, deregulation, and minimal government intervention.
• Neoliberalism advocates for increased tariffs and trade barriers.
• Neoliberalism is a form of capitalism that emphasizes state ownership.

• Neoliberalism promotes government control of the economy.

According to Samuel Huntington, Mexican immigration differs from past and contemporary

immigration, due to its:

• Multiculturalism

• Contiguity

• Regional dispersion

• Scale

• Illegality

The ... community invested in Miami’s economic development in effort to escape the Castro regime

Mark the myths Held by Many Rural Midwestern Anglos

about Latino Newcomers

• Want to stay separate from Anglos

• love hard physical labor.

• Don't want to return to their countries

• just arrived from Mexico and are “illegal.”

• Experiment racism constantly