Mexican Australians

Mexican Australians (Yucatec Maya: Australianos mexicanos, Spanish: Australianas mexicanas (female) or (male) Australianos mexicanos), are a group of Australians who have migrated from Mexico or are of decent of such immigrants. Many are refugees or illegal immigrants from the United States-Mexico Border.[1][2] Over 4,000 were born in Mexico and as many as almost 1% have parents born in Mexico. Many American Australians are of Mexican American decent and were born in border areas like San Diego, California, Las Cruces, New Mexico, Corpus Christi, Texas, El Paso, Texas, Brownsville, Texas and Nogales, Arizona, from unincorporated U.S territories such as Puerto Rico or the four border states; California, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona or some from border states but live in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Nevada, Arkansas, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Tennessee and North Carolina (any southern state).[3][4]