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El Paso, LA, San Antonio, etc.....almost any city close to Mexico with the exception of Chicago which probably has the most Mexican influence east of the Mississippi
El Paso, LA, San Antonio, etc.....almost any city close to Mexico with the exception of Chicago which probably has the most Mexican influence east of the Mississippi
Probably some border town in Texas or New Mexico like Las Cruces. Big cities would be either San Antonio, El Paso or LA.
Strangely not LA. LA has a super high % of folks of Mexican heritage, but a huge proportion are second, third or older generation, so most speak English as first language and are fully Americanized. It's amazing how many have limited Spanish. I'm Latino and speak Spanish to them, and they respond in English.
I would say El Paso, or whatever random town directly on the border.
El Paso, might as well be in Mexico except has a better housing stock and cleaner than Juarez across the border.
I read some interesting articles about how since Juarez became a warzone in the last decade a lot of the middle and upper-class residents fled to El Paso--which made the city even less "Chicano" and more "Mexican". It's proabably the closest thing in the US to a sizeable almost purely Mexican city within our borders.
I'm not sure if El Paso always had a Mexican majority, but it was much less of a melting pot historically than San Antonio, which had influences from the US South and sizable black and German populations through history.
El Paso, might as well be in Mexico except has a better housing stock and cleaner than Juarez across the border.
Yep,
took the words right out of my mouth.
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