Mexican migration to the USA

The United States is the country where the largest community of immigrant Spanish
speakers resides. The Mexican community is the largest of all those residing
throughout the country and the largest Mexican diaspora in the world. The presence
of Mexicans in California, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada and Colorado stands
out. There are also large Mexican communities in Florida, Georgia, Illinois, New
York, Oklahoma, Oregon, Idaho, Ohio and Washington.
The most important change in Mexican migration to the United States is that, since
2010, it has had a stable flow. This means that there have been no increases in the
number of Mexicans seeking to reach the USA.
In fact, according to the BBVA Yearbook, in 2020 there was less migratory flow from
Mexico to its northern neighbor. But this may be more related to the pandemic than
to the improvement of living conditions in the national territory.

According to the graph, in the United States, there are currently 13.8 million Mexican
children of migrants who crossed the border. In addition, there are 13.5 million
grandchildren of these migrants, and the number of Mexicans who arrived in the
USA from their country of origin is 11.5 million.

Referencias: https://conexionmigrante.com/2021-/08-/09/4-cambios-que-los-
migrantes-mexicanos-en-usa-han-experimentado-durante-los-ultimos-anos/
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inmigraci%C3%B3n_mexicana_en_los_Estados_Unid
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