Even though illegally entering the United States involves the risk of losing one’s own life, many still have the courage to endanger themselves. Leaving loved ones behind and knowing that there is a great chance of not surviving the trip is burdensome, but it does not stop them from reaching their goal, also known as the “American Dream”. This term has a variety of definitions. Residents in other countries outside the United States, especially from Latin American, tend to use it more often. From a non-American perspective, the “American Dream” is used to describe what one wishes to achieve, particularly the same rights as an American citizen to be able to afford essentials to live a happy and economic life.
The following factors, which are vastly taken into consideration when addressing this specific dream, will allow one to understand why Mexicans decide to flee from a place where they can easily express themselves with the use of their own language and the appreciation of their own culture and traditions. …show more content…
Three of the most influential push factors for Mexican migration are; the lack of security, unemployment and
The following factors, which are vastly taken into consideration when addressing this specific dream, will allow one to understand why Mexicans decide to flee from a place where they can easily express themselves with the use of their own language and the appreciation of their own culture and traditions. …show more content…
Three of the most influential push factors for Mexican migration are; the lack of security, unemployment and