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How was J. Luz Sáenz's experience representative of many Mexican Americans and members of other minorities during the Great War period?1. He served as a spy, becoming the first conviction under the Espionage Act of 1917.2. He found the United States so hostile that he, along with most of his population, left the country.3. He experienced discrimination following the war, even as a war veteran.4. He had many military leadership opportunities, heading the Fifth Army in the Mediterranean.
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