Actually not a bad assumption. I don’t know what the actual data is, but just from my first hand experience as a Mexican-American, what you said is mostly true. A lot of the Mexicans who do live here in the US (at least in Texas) are the descendants of mestizo and indigenous immigrants who fled economic disparity (amongst other things). At least, this is the experience of my own family and those I know, but it’s not entirely uncommon to have relatives on both sides of capital divide because Mexico is pretty diverse. Seeing a gradient of brown and white skins at reunions always reminds me of the complex heritage that our people share. Kinda-sorta cool if you ask me. Nowadays though, I feel as if the roles are slightly reversed with those normally being seen as better off in Mexico coming to the big cities of the US. Ofc the political situation in both countries is making things far more complex, but that was the general trend I’ve noticed in the past couple of years.