Francisco Loureiro

Archaeologist studying real-time history of Mexican migrants

October 14, 2012
Global Politics

Jason de Leon regularly traipses the deserts of the American southwest, in search of artifacts and information that could help him understand how Mexican migrants move across the border and into the United States. In the process, he's trying to understand how the harsh conditions impact what he finds.

Archaeologist studying real-time history of Mexican migrants

The Hidden History of Mexican Migrants

October 11, 2012
Arts, Culture & Media
The Hidden History of Mexican Migrants

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