Socio-Cultural Effects Of Immigration

Immigration is a globalised subject that has over the course of many years obtain many changes all around the world. Immigration is when a person decides to leave their homeland for various reasons and conditions to obtain a better and most comfortable living in another country that can provide the security and suitable environment any immigrant might need. Over the course of past years, immigration has been occurring and obtaining extreme changes in the most developed countries if not many others, which affected the country's economy, jobs, social environment and many other factors. Many changes that were affected by the contribution of immigration had its bad and good effects on the citizens of the country, culture and society and many other …show more content…
When a person learns more about different people and cultures it grows the person from inside which will lead that the person will have a better sense of many mentalities and perspectives that the person could have never recognized ever before. The mixture in between cultures can bring a better social intimacy in between the individuals which will lead to a healthy environment that lacks any toxins or complex issues that might ever lead to huge misunderstandings. The importance of formulating this intimacy is serious because due to the difference in culture and understandings, there must be conversations about how each and every individual's ideas are formulated and understood, so this will not cause further misunderstood problems in the future. When the immigrants decide to come to a new country they introduce everything differently, such as food, flags, festivals, clothes... etc. When new traditional food options are introduced to a new culture it opens people's eyes to new flavours and food combinations that changes on the long-term how each culture can view food with an open eye to other flavours and combinations that could be added to any traditional and cultural dish worldwide. It is also something known that …show more content…
Some of the most known arguments that immigrants face are that the cost that comes with the immigrants really expensive and that the country does not have to pay for nations that are not the original nation of this country. Also, that immigrant use many social services and that would probably lead to disregarding the native people's needs and if most of the focus on the immigrants and especially the ones who came due to a warfare. There are many data that indicates that immigrants with low-skill will eventually remain poor and that in the future this will be passed to their children and that there will be many problems caused regarding this specific issue. There is countless statics economically that indicates that immigrants cause a huge drop in wages in the short term which leads to economic problems. All of these reasons support that immigrant in a way or another burden that the foreign country has. At the same time, there are stronger reasons to prove that immigrants are only for the good of this foreign country. There is a study that George Borjas made which is a family of economic models about immigrants surplus and what is the impact that it implies on a foreign country. George Borjas indicates that population growth via immigration increases the demand for goods, which can, in the long run, lead to more hiring and higher wages. This can come at the cost f people who are