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Repeal and Return

When
December 20, 1827
Where
Mexico City
Part of
Mexico passes its first expulsion law against Spanish citizens

State deputies repealed the expulsion law on December 20, 1827, allowing many Criollo families to return to their properties.

Following the repeal, many Criollo families returned to their farms and ranches, protected by state congressional deputies. This action marked a shift in the enforcement of the earlier expulsion decrees.

Sources

  1. Spaniards in Mexico Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-27

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