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A study sees a decline in immigration to the United States from Mexico after tightened border control, increased deportations, a flagging U.S. economy and a declining Mexican birthrate.
The wave of immigrants coming into the USA is something of the past. Push factors: Why are more Mexicans choosing to stay in Mexico? Pull factors: Why is the United States less on an option for many would-be migrants these days? Cross-border issues: How are issues on both sides of the border changing these patterns?
Via Seth Dixon
One of the last lines in this really stood out to me: "Mexicans would rather be in a precarious situation than a situation of fear." I feel as though that is true for all people living on earth.