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https://youtu.be/5_-3kYLkcnE

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Push - impoverishment, lack of education, health care, jobs

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Pull - job opportunity, access to quality education, healthcare, safety, economic opportunity

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Immigration laws - the United States has strict immigration laws that include a long citizenship application process and certain economic qualifications

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Asylum - in recent years, the past administration granted asylum, protection from deportation, to many Mexican immigrants. Currently, there is discussion about revoking some asylums/asylum programs with the repealing of DACA.

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Deportation - when an immigrant is found to be in the United States illegally, be it illegally coming here or overstaying a visa, they may face deportation, or being sent back to their country of origin by the federal government.

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Chain migration - chain migration is when an immigrant who comes to a country and eventually brings more people from their community to the country. This is happening currently with Mexican immigrants, with an estimated 60% of current US immigrants being categorized as such.

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Every migration flow creates a return or countermigration

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Every migration flow creates a return or countermigration

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Returning back to original location to retrieve other family members for their migration, known as chain migration, once they have reached a stable economic state.

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Majority of migrants move short distances

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Majority of migrants move short distances

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They don't move across the country, rather they typically move relatively close to the US border. This is especially true for illegal or undocumented immigrants.

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Migrants moving long distances go towards big cities

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Migrants moving long distances go towards big cities

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Typically move to Southwestern destinations such as California and Texas.

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Urban residents are less migratory than rural residents

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Urban residents are less migratory than rural residents

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People living in urban areas often have stable jobs and economic stabilization, so the Mexicans living in rural areas tend to move to urban areas or the US seeking for jobs.

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Families are less likely to move internationally unlike young adults

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Families are less likely to move internationally unlike young adults

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Young adults can migrate easier than families since they don't have many people depending on them. Many Mexican immigrants consist of one or two members migrating to the US and could often lead to remittance.