Did your Mexican ancestors immigrate to th e United States in the late 19th or 20th centuries? This period of history witnessed significant waves of Mexican immigration to the U.S.\, both per manent and temporary. The types of immigration records introduced or refin ed during this era provide a wealth of biographical and kinship informatio n for tracing individuals and families on both sides of the border.
\n< p>Colleen Robledo Greene\, MLIS\, is an academic librarian\, college educa tor\, and tech nerd who has been researching her family history since 1997 . She is the Digital Scholarship Librarian at California State University\ , Fullerton\, and teaches an online graduate-level genealogical research m ethods course for San Jose State University. Colleen is a nationally recog nized genealogy speaker and educator specializing in methodology\; Mexican \, Chicano &\; Hispanic research\; libraries and archives\; eLearning\; and technology. Her Mexican ancestors hail from San Luis Potosí\;\, Chihuahua\, Durango\, Tamaulipas\, and Nuevo Leon\, as well as California \, New Mexico\, and Texas.\n\n\nhttps://acpl.libnet.in fo/event/9615205 URL;VALUE=URI:https://acpl.libnet.info/event/9615205 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR