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Migration push and pull factors, barriers and policy
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- 1what are the 3 P's of migration?1. push
2. pull
3. policy - 2define push factor with examplesthe social, political, economic and environmental forces that drive people away from where they live. example...
a political disaster like hurricane sandy
political violence like a war such as Africa or korea
poverty - 3define pull factor with examplesthe social, economic or environmental attractions that draw people to move to a particular place. examples....
safety: to get away from violence
economic opportunity: a new job
reuniting family: young adults go to new country, then send money back to the family until they can afford to send the whole family over - 4what is the refugee crisis in africa?in 2003 rebels in Darfur declared independence from dud an because they gave no rights to non arab people. so Sudan attacks non arab villages. But the united nations was slow to get their and in 2007 when they were finally fully involved, most of the damage was already done.
- 5what are the barriers to migration?personal barriers
1. emotion
2. financial
national barriers
1. physical
2. political
legal barriers - 6personal barriers1. Emotional: leaving family or friends, relatives illness
2. Financial: entry visas, plane tickets - 7national barriers1. physical: physical separation makes it more difficult, dangerous or costly to migrate
2. political: some counties will not let their residents leave. ex. north Korea, Cuba or countries won't let them come in, ex. too crowded - 8legal barrierscountries regulated by international law
ex. criminal record - 9what are the barriers to migrationpersonal
national
legal - 10past immigrantspeople who come from Europe for the farm land, job opportunities, land and space ministers wanted farmers to come to canada and between 1867 and 1930 8 million people came, then their was a pause because of the second world war.
- 11past immigrantsmost immigrants came from the US, Britain, Europe, Canadian policy blocked Asia Africa and south america. Canada also had something called head tax: where Chinese immigrants were required to pay from 1885-1923 people with disabilities were also not welcome
- 12irish migration examplefrom 1845-1847 the potato crop compleatly failed and 750 000 people starved so people fled to north america for the biggest mass migration ever,
- 13immigrants todaytoday Canada accepts immigrants that are .....
-skilled workers and professionals with education and experience
-investors or entrepreneurs who can start a business in Canada
-family members sponsored by permanent residence - 14canada's immigrant and refugee protection act- protecting refugees
- contributing to the economy
- reuniting families - 15chain migration:When people imagrate to a new country after relatives have already been established citizens there
- 16family reunificationAn immigration policy that acknowledges the right of a family to be together
- 17genocidethe deliberate and systematic extermination of a national, racial, political, or cultural group
- 18entry visaA document that grants a person the legal right to innovate to a country
- 19point systeman assesment system used to evaluate potential immigrants
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