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Appendix A: Survey Questions About Migration and Border Crossing
Appendix A: Survey Questions About Migration and Border Crossing
Pages 125-134
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[Yes or no.] [Asked if born outside of the United States, Puerto Rico, or in an outlying area -- except if both parents were born in the United States, Puerto Rico, or in an outlying area.]
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o the same state In o other state In o the United States In o other country (specify) In Mexican Census Sample -- Long Questionnaire (2010)
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o (NAME) is currently living: § the United States In § another country In § Mexico In • In what month and year did (NAME)
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The o Returned or was deported from the United States • For those working: o uring the last 3 months, have you tried to look for a job in D another country or have you prepared to cross the border? Long questionnaire (administered to a random sample of household members 12 years and older)
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For each individual living in the household at the time of the survey, provide information on: • If the person lived in the United States a year prior to the survey, and the month/year of his/her return • If the person lived in the United States 5 years prior to the survey For each ("regular" or habitual) household member 5 years prior to the survey (whether or not the person is living in the household at the time of the survey)
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What was the last time? In what month and year was the last time that you crossed to the United States?
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o Occupation at destination o Position at work • Have you ever been to or tried to go to the United States to live or work? • Were you caught on your last trip across the border?
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• To enter the United States on your last trip, did immigration officers or customs officers o Stop you? o Inspect your car?
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Of the things shown in these drawings, which are the three most concerning to a person crossing without papers, in the order of concern? o Bandits or gangs o Extreme temperatures or other natural hazards o Immigration officer o Imprisonment if they catch you o Mexican police o Not finding work on the other side o wall The SOURCE: Mexican Migration Field Research Project.
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