Both the middle and upper class and as well as the lower class had there own reasons to fighting in the Mexican revolution. In the upper and middle classes, political divisions from president Porfrio Diaz and his government tried to get many of them to join organizations that propounded revolution while others just assumed the leadership positions on the battle field. Among the lower class many of the people lacked education and many others were confused over the exact reason over the revolution, which made it difficult to know why they were being involved in the fighting in the first place. But overall the feelings of the lower and working classes throughout Mexico was that there was widespread cheating and exploitation that was going on by the rich. But countless died without really understanding the truth of the struggle but many knew from the begging that the revolution brought a long awaited opportunity to deal with the wrongs inflicted on the whole republic by the violent functionaries of the old government .
The Mexican people that were trying to escape the fighting crossed over the border during some point of the revolutionary years between 1910 till 1920. For these people that wanted no part in the conflict their choice were either to hide or to just leave the country. Some of the important reasons that caused to migrate were formed by the chaos, danger, economic disaster, social disorganization, conditions of violence and seized population growth which all were led to the migration across the Mexican American border.
The United States was involved both political and socially with the Mexican revolution. The U.S attitudes and interests were mostly from common American people including religious groups and women groups. These organizations were socially involved with Mexico during the revolution because of the harsh times that many Mexican people faced economically and socially.