Crescencio López Aguilera

Released
Date of birth:1889
Era:1910s
Support
Anarchism Partido Liberal Mexicano
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Biography

Crescencio López Aguilera was born 1889 in Mexico. Immigrated to the United States in 1907.

Treasurer of the PLM-affiliated group Los Errantes in Morenci, Arizona and corresponded with María Broussé, wife of Ricardo Flores Magón. Divorced with one American-born daughter. Deported on December 3, 1919.

As late as 1929 he was still contributing funds to anarchist publications in Mexico.

Adapted from Kenyon Zimmer, Red Scare Deportees (kenyonzimmer.com), compiled from INS deportation case files.

Case

Charges: Administrative deportation under the wartime Immigration Acts — expelled as an alien radical (Partido Liberal Mexicano member) in the First Red Scare.
In exile since: Dec 3, 1919
Sentence: Deported on December 3, 1919. No arrest date or detention span is documented, so nothing is added to the imprisonment counter. Charges as recorded: Administrative deportation under the wartime Immigration Acts — expelled as an alien radical (Partido Liberal Mexicano member) in the First Red Scare. Documented in Kenyon Zimmer’s Red Scare Deportees index, drawn from INS deportation files.

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