What Are The Disadvantages Of Migration

Every year, over 60,000 people migrate from North Africa to the EU, to find better life opportunities and help them survive. Within a couple of years these numbers will rise to greater than 100,000. Having so many people in a country could benefit or worsen the situation where they are migrating. Migration is the key to thrive not only economically but also socially.
Many North African people migrate to the EU for multiple reasons. Firstly, these immigrants travel to countries like France for free or sometimes even a fare might be included, using transportation such as boats. Many of these immigrants don’t make it to the borders of the EU because the navy catches them. They travel in massive groups to minimize the amount of trips and time. Secondly they have a slight chance of even making it to the other

One of which would be the cost. When this immigrant is travelling with well over 150 people per vessel this person is trying to save as much money as he can so that he has more money to use later on when he is in the destination that he is travelling to, and because the conditions are so low on this boat or even for the whole trip the fare might be free or even very cheap so that a lot of people can travel. A second and very big benefit for these people would be the job opportunities. These people most likely migrated to the EU for financial reasons because they are leaving their families to find a better work than what they have in their home countries. But in both ways this could be a benefit and a negative for them because they might have to pay for things like their house (rent), and food. Some pull factors of this would be things such as a better social life, economic life and better environment to live in. Another benefit would be for both sides, for the person and for the government. If this man finds himself a job, then the government gets a plus because there is one more person