Most Latin American migrants no longer go to the United States (www.economist.com)
from Sine_Fine_Belli@lemmy.world to world@lemmy.world on 24 Mar 13:38
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MCasq_qsaCJ_234@lemmy.zip on 24 Mar 14:26 next collapse

American conservatives when migrants become scarce:

Please friend, I need cheap labor because my products are sky high. :(

Sirus@lemm.ee on 24 Mar 15:21 collapse

They will start using prison and child labor then.

Zorque@lemmy.world on 24 Mar 15:54 collapse

Start? You mean increase?

Sirus@lemm.ee on 24 Mar 16:21 collapse

^ what they said

anarcho_vroom@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 24 Mar 14:56 next collapse

Is this a whole article? I only see one paragraph.

ICastFist@programming.dev on 24 Mar 15:50 next collapse

Huh, even checking with 12ft.io and archive.org don’t show more than the first paragraph. Seems to be an “ad” for the printed magazine?

DemBoSain@midwest.social on 24 Mar 16:06 next collapse

Bypass paywalls clean

HobbitFoot@thelemmy.club on 24 Mar 22:38 collapse

TL;DR, a majority of migrants are coming from Venezuela, most of whom don’t go north. Colombia is absorbing many of those immigrants the best they can as is other South American countries. Peru and Chile are starting to limit immigration, Brazil and Colombia are still relatively open and welcoming.

xye@lemm.ee on 25 Mar 01:39 collapse

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