What does the Mexican flag mean? Adopted in its current form in September 1968, the Mexican flag blends its indigenous roots with its modern identity. The coat of arms of Mexico − a golden eagle ...

Research published in 2010 found that even though the public was more likely to be bothered by protesters waving the Mexican flag than the U.S. flag, that difference was largely absent once you ...

The Mexican flag has long been a mainstay at immigration-related demonstrations, particularly in LA, which has deep cultural and economic ties to Mexico and is seen as the capital of the Mexican ...

Elizabeth Torres, 36, held a Mexican flag outside the detention center in downtown Los Angeles on Sunday morning. “I am a very proud American,” said Ms. Torres, whose grandparents immigrated ...

Protests in Los Angeles risk repeating history. Mexican flags at demonstrations can alienate allies and shift focus from constitutional rights to division.

Protestors in Los Angeles are using Mexican flags as a symbol of resistance against the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, drawing ire from key members of the administration.

The use of Mexican and other Latin American flags during the protests are a form of symbolism many conservatives are calling anti-American — while others argue they are an expression of pride in ...

The use of Mexican and other flags during immigration protests is a form of symbolism many conservatives call anti-American, while others argue it's an expression of pride in one’s homeland.

The Mexican flag emerges as a symbol of identity and protest in Los Angeles, California, reflecting immigrant contributions and backlash against federal ICE raids.

As Substack writer Chad Crowley noted, Mexico’s claim to California is shallow, at best. “California was never Mexican in any meaningful civilizational or ethnonational sense,” Crowley noted.

In Los Angeles, protests against ICE raids saw demonstrators burning self-driving taxis and confronting police, prominently displaying the Mexican flag. This symbol, reminiscent of past protests ...