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Mexican and Japanese immigrants faced similar types of discrimination and hardship during the Depression, but only A) Mexicans faced competition for jobs from white migrants. B) Japanese voluntarily returned to their homeland. C) unemployed Mexicans were forcibly deported. D) Japanese faced job discrimination before the Depression.
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