Question

1. how was the federal government involved in mexican repatriation? select all that apply.

the federal government passed laws authorizing deportation raids.
president hoover issued an executive order to stop deportation raids.
the federal government arranged agreements with companies to lay off mexican american workers.
president hoover’s administration supported the deportations with the slogan \american jobs for real americans.\

Explanation:

• The federal government enabled deportation raids via authorizing laws during Mexican repatriation.
• President Hoover's administration promoted deportations using the slogan "American jobs for real Americans" to frame the policy as protecting U.S. workers during the Great Depression.
• The federal government did not pass laws to stop raids (Hoover's administration supported them) nor formal agreements with companies to lay off Mexican American workers; layoffs were often local or employer-initiated without federal arranged deals.

Answer:

• The federal government passed laws authorizing deportation raids.
• President Hoover's administration supported the deportations with the slogan "American jobs for real Americans."