Resumen de Building Migrant Civil Society: Indigenous Mexicans in the US

Jonathan Fox, Gaspar Rivera Salgado

• Mexican migrants in the United States are still widely assumed to be an ethnically homogeneous population. Historically, most Mexican migrants did share many common characteristics, coming primarily from rural communities in the central-western part of the country. Over the last two decades, however, the Mexican migrant population has diversified dramatically, both socially and geographically.