Migration - Mexico to the United States of America - Case Study

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024

Комментарии • 73

  • @gouthepro
    @gouthepro 4 года назад +25

    who else has been set this video to watch for home learning?

  • @Ichizoku-Edits
    @Ichizoku-Edits 4 года назад +55

    Who has this for class work

  • @thetameta8092
    @thetameta8092 5 лет назад +18

    Thank you I needed it for my school product 💪

    • @thetameta8092
      @thetameta8092 5 лет назад

      Ill let you know our grade 💪

    • @NickPetherick11
      @NickPetherick11 5 лет назад

      @@thetameta8092 "our" hahahahahah quite funny how u called it that since I bet u copied basically the whole thing just like me :0

    • @zibbyghafoor9046
      @zibbyghafoor9046 4 года назад

      @@NickPetherick11 from me. i bit late?

  • @yomilala8929
    @yomilala8929 2 года назад +5

    You forgot violence and organized crime as a push factor

  • @yomilala8929
    @yomilala8929 2 года назад +7

    If the U.S. is so interested in stoping legal and illegal migration from Mexico and Central America they could start by admitting how Plan Condor and imperialistic policies provoked poverty and instability in the region.
    They could also help to develop the region (Or at least Mexico in order to decrease migration)
    They could also finance a really high wall in the Mexican- Guatemalan border (Which is shorter and also more relevant in this topic considering how the number of migrants from Central america are rocketing)
    Most mexicans and central americans don't want to leave their countries but poverty, lack of good education, violence and other factors take them to that path

    • @TeganHoney
      @TeganHoney 2 года назад

      The issues with migration is the strain on resources. There is a strain on USA resources with a wave of everyone migrating here. It’s dangerous and create more ghettos, crime and poverty.

    • @yomilala8929
      @yomilala8929 2 года назад

      @@TeganHoney strain on resources?
      I would believe that if we were talking about small countries in Europe but we're talking about one of the biggest countries in the americas. A country that has lots of money, tons of resources and they don't seem like running out of them soon.
      Now, explain me how the heck immigration create poverty?
      I can guarantee you as a mexican whose relatives immigrated to the U.S. ilegally that immigration doesn't generate poverty at all
      Besides you didn't really respond to the topics that i talked about in my first comment

    • @TeganHoney
      @TeganHoney 2 года назад

      @@yomilala8929 Do you live the USA?

    • @yomilala8929
      @yomilala8929 2 года назад

      @@TeganHoney No, i don't live in the U.S.
      Many of my relatives live there but i don't. Anyway i'm considering the idea of immigrating

    • @TeganHoney
      @TeganHoney 2 года назад

      @@yomilala8929 I refuse to waste my time talking about domestic concerns with someone who family live here and they do not 😂 have a great life ✌️

  • @lanajaibaji4731
    @lanajaibaji4731 2 года назад +6

    admit it, your here because of school

  • @arloellis-burke2952
    @arloellis-burke2952 4 года назад +8

    man all these teachers kinda ctrl c + ctrl v

  • @KeithSammut
    @KeithSammut 6 лет назад +9

    Could I receive references from where this information was obtained please?

  • @elpiemiranda3126
    @elpiemiranda3126 3 года назад +8

    This is unfair. We have a hard time getting our US visa when we have international meetings in the US. Here comes people fro Latin America could enter US without any visa.

  • @carlosperaltacontrerasthe1955
    @carlosperaltacontrerasthe1955 2 года назад +2

    Eye for may opinion? Personal to méxico into unites states politicaly nothing to reprecent similar Cuban congres ( wuy not mexican mos important to usa. Opinion its open

  • @rtxkeneil685
    @rtxkeneil685 2 года назад +1

    This video is helpful to me

    • @blayde752
      @blayde752 2 года назад

      there is violence and organised crime in the USA as well

  • @jrdnnss
    @jrdnnss 2 года назад

    you forgot a push factor : Cartels

  • @Justsomeguysmemess
    @Justsomeguysmemess 2 года назад

    Great

  • @begula184
    @begula184 2 года назад +1

    hi

  • @salimatasakho1832
    @salimatasakho1832 Год назад

    3:22

  • @NickPetherick11
    @NickPetherick11 5 лет назад

    Obsticles that people come accross tring to get into the USA????

  • @emcubingandmore2015
    @emcubingandmore2015 Год назад +1

    💀

  • @spxn5753
    @spxn5753 4 года назад

    Anyone here from rgs Newcastle yr8dam

  • @YojimbO-kh9mx
    @YojimbO-kh9mx 4 года назад +3

    U.S southwest = Occupied México

    • @Alghi451
      @Alghi451 3 года назад +1

      They mexican try reconquista that by Immigration 👎

    • @Alghi451
      @Alghi451 3 года назад

      @Jimmy Garcia yes 🇲🇽 inmigrants, we aren't,but you're no doubt

    • @Alghi451
      @Alghi451 3 года назад +3

      @Jimmy Garcia @Jimmy Garcia Mexicans shouldn't be allowed to enter USA or else we forced to speak spanish and US would turned into third 🌍 country like mexico, Guatemala,or central American countries

    • @anonimo.5149
      @anonimo.5149 2 года назад +1

      @@Alghi451 hahaha omg this /V / G E R

  • @lewisrowe3606
    @lewisrowe3606 2 года назад

    Why is a foreigner speaking for us affairs

  • @ayylien9719
    @ayylien9719 3 года назад

    yo

  • @luislozano6073
    @luislozano6073 Год назад

    Must do a better job next time. Lots of misinformation here