Mexican laborers refers to individuals from Mexico who were recruited or voluntarily migrated to the United States in order to work, often in industries such as agriculture or manufacturing.
Related terms
Braceros: Braceros were Mexican contract workers who were legally allowed to work in the United States during World War II through a government program aimed at addressing labor shortages.
Immigration: Immigration refers to the act of individuals moving permanently from one country to another for various reasons, such as seeking better economic opportunities or escaping political instability.
Labor Shortages: Labor shortages occur when there is a lack of available workers in certain industries or regions, which can lead to recruitment efforts or migration of workers from other areas.