Many people claim that immigration exerts a tremendous impact on social changes. There are several reasons for which people migrate to a different country. This essay will first explain why people migrate to another country and then focuses on the consequences of this phenomenon to the host country.
People immigrate for several reasons, ranging from security to job prospect and human rights to poverty. For a start, one of the most common causes of migration is that people perceive the need to leave their motherland to escape conflicts so as to stay safe. For instance, many individuals and families in war-torn Syria fled in order to escape from the fighting and threat. In addition, people often move from their country of birth to affluent countries where career prospects are bright. Moreover, many people flee abroad due to the fear of persecution for causes of politics, race or religion. For instance, many Jews fled Germany for fear of persecution during the Second World War.
Immigrants, however, reap the benefits to the host country. First and foremost, migrant workers offer enormous contributions to the labour market in low-skilled as well as high-skilled occupations. In fact, immigrants very often provide host nations with business leadership in innovating new products and industries. Intel, Google, eBay, and Yahoo! to name a few examples. In addition, cultural diversity is one of the overwhelming advantages of immigration to the recipient countries. That is to say that immigrants bring a new worldview, culture, and heritage, which, in turn, expand the horizon of natives. Another point worth noting is migrants also attribute negatively to the host country. For instance, it decreases the wages of competitive workers.
To conclude, every year hundreds of thousands of people leave their birthplaces to escape from conflict and danger, poverty, look for jobs, political liberty. Although there are some negative attributions, immigrants play a diverse socio-cultural, political and economic role in the host countries, as entrepreneurs, workers, and much more.
Many
people
claim that immigration exerts a tremendous impact on social
changes
. There are several reasons for which
people
migrate to a
different
country
. This essay will
first
explain
why
people
migrate to another
country
and then focuses on the consequences of this phenomenon to the
host
country.
People
immigrate for several reasons, ranging from security to job prospect and human rights to poverty. For a
start
, one of the most common causes of migration is that
people
perceive the need to
leave
their motherland to escape conflicts
so as to
stay safe.
For instance
,
many
individuals and families in war-torn Syria fled in order to escape from the fighting and threat.
In addition
,
people
often
move
from their
country
of birth to affluent
countries
where career prospects are bright.
Moreover
,
many
people
flee abroad due to the fear of persecution for causes of politics, race or religion.
For instance
,
many
Jews fled Germany for fear of persecution during the Second World War.
Immigrants,
however
, reap the benefits to the
host
country
.
First
and foremost, migrant workers offer enormous contributions to the
labour
market in low-skilled
as well
as high-skilled occupations. In fact, immigrants
very
often
provide
host
nations with business leadership in innovating new products and industries. Intel, Google, eBay, and Yahoo!
to
name a few examples.
In addition
, cultural diversity is one of the overwhelming advantages of immigration to the recipient
countries
.
That is
to say that immigrants bring a new worldview, culture, and heritage, which, in turn, expand the horizon of natives. Another point worth noting is migrants
also
attribute
negatively
to the
host
country
.
For instance
, it decreases the wages of competitive workers.
To conclude
, every year hundreds of thousands of
people
leave
their birthplaces to escape from conflict and
danger
, poverty, look for jobs, political liberty. Although there are
some
negative
attributions, immigrants play a diverse
socio-cultural
, political and economic role in the
host
countries
, as entrepreneurs, workers, and much more.