A DAY WITHOUT MEXICANS
MIGRATION, POPULATION MOVEMENTS AND IDENTIFY

CONTENTS

Introduction

I – “One day without Mexicans”

II – What countries make to limit immigration ?

III – Migration : why it exists ? Advantages and disadvantages.

Conclusion

Introduction

I choose to do my final paper about migration. Why I choose this subject ? Actually, I was on internet and I saw an article which me had take in for questioning. The tittle of this article is : one day without Mexicans. Briefly, I only would like to say that this article deals with Mexicans immigrants in the South on the United Sates (I will explain the problem with more detail in the first part).

I think migration is a very important and interesting topic. Indeed, this subject touches closely more or less every country in the world.

When you think about migration, you think about : integration, laws, problems of understanding or harmony... But you think also about melting pot, different cultures, wealth because of diversity …

So what it the definition of migration ? Migration is the permanent movement of individuals or groups from one place to another. Migration is a basic fact of human history. It is not new. There are many reasons to explain migration movements.

By basing me on the article which I spoke about and on some other facts, I will try in this report to show you what countries make to limit immigration, and we will also going to see why migration exists and its advantages and its disadvantages.

In this part, I will explain and analyze the article that I have spoke about into the introduction. As I said, this article is “One day without Mexicans” (Le Figaro, 19/05/10).
What are the facts ? The 23th April 2010, in the Arizona States (United States), which is a bordering states of Mexique, the government has decided to adopt a law which say : From now police officers have the right to arrest all foreign who is suspected of being an illegal