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They proclaimed independence and created the "Republic of Fredonia" in the Nacogdoches area. -
The Mier y Terán report of 1829 was a warning to the Mexican government about the growing influence of the United States in Texas. It recommended that, to avoid a rebellion and possible annexation, American immigration be halted, more Mexican and European settlers be sent, military bases be established, trade ties be strengthened, and slavery be abolished. These recommendations led to the creation of the Law of April 6, 1830, which in turn increased tensions with the settlers....
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The Law of April 6, 1830, banned further immigration from the United States to Texas, canceled many existing settlement contracts, and placed restrictions on colonists already in Texas. It also increased tariffs on U.S. imports and was designed to encourage Mexican citizens to settle in Texas. This law heightened tensions and resentment among Anglo settlers, directly contributing to events that led to the Texas Revolution.