A
Los Angeles Times news article reported how fewer Mexicans are leaving their
homeland for the United States.
The
article stated the following:
“Workplace raids by immigration agents, nose-diving
birthrates at home and the economic slowdown north of the border have convinced
nearly half of Mexicans surveyed that life in their native country is as good
or better than what would await them if they crossed into the U.S., according
to findings released Thursday by the Washington-based Pew Research Center.”
The
article further shared that family reunification is the explanation for 61
percent of the migrants returning home to Mexico. They feel better living with “la familia”.
This
chief executive blogger is of Mexican ancestry and residing in California highly qualifies him to offer his own analysis for this phenomenon. Why does he believe fewer Mexicans are
leaving their homeland for the United States?
It’s
because they don’t like the crowded feeling in the United States of living
among too many Mexicans.
Pax
Domini sit semper vobiscum
1 comment:
We're expecting 6 or more inches of snow where I'm at in the U.S. for tomorrow.
I believe snow and cold is the reason there are not a lot of Mexicans in Canada.
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