In general, many Latin American countries publish government information online. You can often do a domain search (.gob.ve or .gov) to search all government websites in Google.
Here's an example:
Many Latin American countries have set up a Data or Statistics portal. Here is an example from Mexico:
If you want to find primary sources that show the United States government point of view about its relationship with Mexico, including managing the border, immigrants and wars and other related issues, you should look for the documents created by the Federal Government or States that share a border with Mexico. Below are a series of databases that you can use to find that type of primary source!
1789 - present. Access to comprehensive collection of Congressional publications including: committee information; committee hearings; committee prints and miscellaneous congressional publications; committee reports; congressional records; congressional rules; House and Senate documents; Senate executive documents and reports, laws, and bills; legislative histories; campaign financial data; key votes and roll calls.
Documents the American workers and labor unions in the 20th century, with emphasis on the interaction between workers and the U.S. federal government.
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