The Report entitled "The Mexican AmericanA New Focus on Opportunity" summarized steps taken since 1963 to foster equal opportunity and improve education. employment. wages. health and housing for Mexican American citizens. The report finds: 90.000 Mexican American youths have been enrolled in Neighborhood Youth Corps programs since 1964. 34.000 Mexican American children participated in Headstart programs last summer. The Office of Economic Opportunity has provided almost $25 million for antipoverty programs to upgrade health. education and housing facilities for Mexican American migrant workers and their families. In California. $8.5 million in Federal funds over the past two years have helped the State Office of Economic Opportunity mount successful programs for thousands of migrant workers and their families in public health services. day care centers for children. education and mobile housing facilities. U.S. Public Health immunization programs in the Southwest are protecting more than 1.5 million Mexican Americans from polio. diphtheria. measles and other infectious diseases.