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In recent years, deteriorating economic and political conditions in Mexico and Central America have resulted in an unprecedented migration of un documented persons into this country. As the size of this population grows, their social and political im pact increases. The general poverty of this group, coupled with their illegal status and the cultural ad justment of living in a foreign society, makes their dealings with our legal systems particularly prob lematic. While there have been studies concerning the size, demographics, welfare, and employment impact of the undocumented, little is known about their legal problems and needs. This paper presents findings of a survey admini stered to 250 undocumented persons — 90% from Mexico — in Orange County, California's third
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