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Sometime in November, 1941, the United States and Mexico signed a general agreement that settled their disagreements.
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Mexico became hostile in World War 2 after Germany two of Mexico's tankers. A Mexican-North American joint defense committee planned cooperative functioning to be practiced in case the Japanese attacked Mexico’s west coast.
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Latin American foreign ministers held a conference in Rio de Janeiro. Mexican emissaries persuaded many other countries to break ties with the Axis Powers.
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Mexico declared war on the Axis Powers in May of 1942 after German submarines attacked Mexican merchant ships and oil tankers.
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Mexico pilots trained in the United States and were prepared to fight the Pacific by 1945. The 201st Air Fighter Squadron was attached to the 58th fighter group of the United States Air Force and sent to the Philippines.
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Some 4.6 million labor contracts had been signed with many braceros returning on multiple contracts to work agriculture jobs in more than 25 states.