Immigration To North America

These days there is an increasing factor of undocumented migrants living and working all over the world, by mainly in North America, Europe, and the more developed countries of Asia. To my point of view, no one does even think about moving to another country without having good reason for it. Moving temporary or permanently is a complex process, and not everyone wants to try to test his life. But sometimes, the circumstances leave no choice, and they have to look for more opportunities out of our home place, even so for achieving something they need to go abroad.
Sometimes the reason for migration is persecution on national, religious or political grounds. But most often people decide to move due to the economic factor. So, for example, if a person cannot find a job at home and maintain a family normally, he hopes that …show more content…
People have to worry about the job they do every day, because each time they go outside there is a risk of being caught, the work they do is not permanent, one day they have a job, the other they do not. Not everyone can live in these conditions. A migrant earns money in a foreign country and sends some of them home to the family, and thus working for some time, he or she returns sometimes at will, and sometimes, he or she is deported.
The motivation for immigration to another country is often the fact that the travelers know that in this way they will be able to improve the quality of life, they will have access to better education and health care. People of older ages do this usually for the sake of children and their family, and if for young people adaptation to a foreign environment is for the most part not so painful, then adults have a hard time, because one has to settle in a new place, learn the state language, look for a job, and if they cannot manage to deal with one of the problems, they