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Emigrants "are going to be a big factor in this election," said Robert Smith, a sociologist at Barnard College who studies Mexican migration to the United States.

There are now about 25,000 ethnic Mexicans in the southern end of the borough, said Rob Smith, a sociologist at Barnard College who studies Mexican migration to the United States.

The federal police have "been held up as a shining example of police reform" during Mr. Calderón's tenure, "but recent indications suggest that there are problems of integrity in its ranks," said David A. Shirk, a scholar who studies Mexican justice at the Trans-Border Institute at the University of San Diego.

We acknowledge that the income the individual has in municipality J, ( {y}_i^J ),13 depends on the negative attitudes towards immigrants (a J ), potentially due to discrimination, and the size of the networks available (N J ). Munshi (2003) studies Mexican immigrants in the USA and shows that the network significantly improves labour market outcomes among its members.

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According to the World Bank Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Mexican women in the labor force still spend approximately 33 hours each week performing household responsibilities.

"The raids have really spooked them in a big way," said Douglas S. Massey, a Princeton demographer who has studied Mexican immigrants for three decades.

Wayne Cornelius, a political science professor at the University of California, San Diego, who has studied Mexican immigration for decades, called Mr. Camarota's conclusions about immigrants' use of public services "misleading".

Ms. Galvez, who has studied Mexican devotional practices, said the custom of the statues echoes indigenous rituals that marked an infant's surviving its first critical weeks.

"I know that conditions for Mexican workers in the United States are bad," said Hubert C. de Grammont, a sociologist who has studied Mexican agriculture and the plight of migrant farm workers for more than 20 years.

"I don't see any sign of a return to mass undocumented migration from Mexico," said Douglas Massey, a sociology professor at Princeton who has studied Mexican migration patterns for decades.