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Why did the Mexican government allow U.S. citizens to immigrate into Texas? Mexico wanted the industries brought by the immigrants. New settlers provided more taxes. Mexico could export more goods to the
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Why did the Mexican government allow U.S. citizens to immigrate into Texas?

Mexico wanted the industries brought by the immigrants.
New settlers provided more taxes.
Mexico could export more goods to the U.S.

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Answer: the correct answer is: Mexico allowed U.S. citizens to immigrate into Texas because it needed the industries brought by the immigrants.

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A- Mexico wanted the industries brought by the immigrants.
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