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A disproportionate number of the 36,000 gangsters in Honduras come from families where the mother has migrated north.

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11% of children in Honduras never attend school.

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Border crossing deaths are over 300 every year.

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In the summer of 2012 Mexican Immigration officials caught on a train in Chiapas, Mexico's southern state, loaded with over 1,500 migrants.

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Between 2001 and 2004 the number of migrants detained and deported by Mexico doubled to more than 200,000,  most came from Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.

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In 2011, US immigration caught and detained 24,000 children, mostly from Central America.  Experts estimate that for every child caught there are two or three that are not caught.  This means more than 100,000 children came to the United States unaccompanied by a parent of other adult.

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Immigrants desire to communicate with families they have left behind has resulted in improved telephone and internet services. 

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Immigrants desire to communicate with families they have left behind has resulted in improved telephone and internet services. 

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Immigrants who return to their home countries also bring back skills they have gained while living in a country with more technology, says Norberto Giron of the International Organization for migration in Honduras.

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Immigrants who return to their home countries also bring back skills they have gained while living in a country with more technology, says Norberto Giron of the International Organization for migration in Honduras.

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The inflow of Money from the United States is the 2nd largest contributor to the Mexican Economy, after oil.  

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Immigrants also send huge amounts of money back to their families, usually 1/10 of what they make.  This contributes more than $40 billion dollars to the Latin American Economy.  The inflow of money from the United States makes up 15% of El Salvador’s Annual GDP (total income for the country). 

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Immigrants also send huge amounts of money back to their families, usually 1/10 of what they make.  This contributes more than $40 billion dollars to the Latin American Economy.  The inflow of money from the United States makes up 15% of El Salvador’s Annual GDP (total income for the country). 

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Losing so much of the population has provided an Escape valve for these poor Central America Countries.  It has helped to keep unemployment from climbing higher as those who remain find jobs that may have been filled by the migrants who left.

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Oscar Escalada Hernadez, the director of the Casa YMCA that houses migrant children states “The effect of immigration has been family disintegration.  People are leaving behind the most important value: family unity.”

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An Estimated 1 million children live illegally in the United States, most are from Mexico and Central America

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An Estimated 1 million children live illegally in the United States, most are from Mexico and Central America

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Immigration doesn't help the countries they leave.

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Claim(Pro) Immigration helps the country when they leave

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Claim(Pro) Immigration helps the country when they leave

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Is immigration to the United States helping or hurting the countries they leave?

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