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ABSTRACT:
This report is part of a major research project that seeks to explain, from an organizational standpoint, the causes and mechanisms that have led to different types and levels of political mobilization of Mexican immigrant communities in Houston and Chicago. How and why is political mobilization of Mexican immigrants different in Chicago and Houston? To address this question, the report assesses the role of both local and transnational structures in the process of migrant political mobilization.

SUGGESTED CITATION:
Gustavo Cano Hernández, "The Chicago-Houston Report: Political Mobilization of Mexican Immigrants in American Cities" (October 30, 2002). Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies. Paper cano.
http://repositories.cdlib.org/usmex/cano