The book discusses the experiences of Mexicans immigrating to the United States. It shares stories of why migrants come north, primarily for family reunification or job opportunities with higher wages than in Mexico. The book also examines George W. Bush's unfulfilled promise before 9/11 to create a workers visa program that would have provided legal status and made travel between the US and Mexico safer for migrant workers and their families.

1. EX Mex From Migrants to Immigrants By Heather August

2. Summary of Book The Book, Ex Mex tells the story of Mexicans experience in coming to the United States. The book shares the stories of why they come up north. It also discusses the promise that George W. Bush made with Mexico before September 11thfor workers visa for people.

3. Reasons why people move up North The main reason people move North from Mexico is family. More than 40% of people have family in the US, and 60% know of people that moved to the US. People move north because their family will not travel back to Mexico. This is because it is hard to travel back and forth because of strict laws that have been made.

4. Second Main reason: The second main reason that people move north is for job opportunities. People want to move North to make higher wages than they would in Mexico. People do not plan on staying in the United States, but only till they have made enough money for their family.

5. George W. Bush Days before 9/11, George Bush stated that he would make a workers visa for people to be able to come to the US for job opportunities. The promise that he made, never seemed to happen because bigger problems came his way. People depended and looked forward to the workers visa. This would make it less dangerous for all people to come to the US. Less people would immigrate because their families could come back home.