U.S. immigration - A Mexican point of view

“In the U.S., for example, the view is what forces Mexicans to immigrate are causes customarily based in Mexico – poverty, unemployment, a lack of control, corruption, etc. And these are generally thought to have negative impacts on the U.S.

But then in Mexico the causes for emigration are seen as an interaction of factors. First is the labor supply from Mexico, this coupled with the demand for workers in the U.S. And the effects of the symbiosis are basically thought of as positive for both nations.”

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