Migration - Mexico to the USA IB Geography H/L Extension

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Migration - Mexico to the USA IB Geography H/L Extension Objective: To explain the causes and effects of the flow of labour between Mexico and the USA.

What is the situation? There is a 2000km border between USA and Mexico. 1 million + Mexicans migrate to the USA every year. Illegal migration is a huge problem for USA and Mexico US Border Patrol guard the border and try to prevent illegal immigrants 850,000 were caught in 1995 and were deported

Push Factors Poor medical facilities - 1800 per doctor Low paid jobs - (GDP = $13,800) Adult literacy rates 86% - (poorer education prospects although has been improved recently possibly to due high remittance levels) Life expectancy 72 yrs 5-25% Unemployed 25% - Underemployed

Pull Factors Excellent medical facilities - 400 per doctor Well paid jobs - GDP = $47,400) Adult literacy rates 99% - good education prospects Life expectancy 78 yrs Many jobs available for low paid workers such as Mexicans

What are the impacts on the USA Illegal migration costs the USA millions of dollars for border patrols and prisons Mexicans are seen as a drain on the USA economy Migrant workers keep wages low which affects Americans They cause problems in cities due cultural and racial issues Mexican migrants benefit the US economy by working for low wages Mexican culture has enriched the US border states with food, language and music The incidents of TB has been increasing greatly due to the increased migration

What are the impacts on Mexico? The Mexican countryside has a shortage of economically active people Many men emigrate leaving a majority of women who have trouble finding marriage partners Young people tend to migrate leaving the old and the very young Legal and illegal immigrants together send some $6 billion a year back to Mexico Certain villages such as Santa Ines have lost 2/3 of its inhabitants Thanks to www.sln.org.uk

Resources for your case study. Mapping migration http://www.uwec.edu/geography/Ivogeler/w188/border/Mexicans-moneyFlows-map.gif Why migrate? http://www.uwec.edu/geography/Ivogeler/w188/border/migrate.htm 25 page case study http://irps.ucsd.edu/assets/004/5380.pdf