Mexican-American Border Survey Analysis

On the South Western border of the United States roughly 2000 immigrants cross the border illegally from Mexico every day. The vast majority of these immigrants are seeking financial security and a safer life in the United States however, some are coming over to traffic weapons and drugs for gangs and cartels. It is these few individuals that have caused the U.S. government to pursue a multi-billion dollar defense along the border.

Research studies have indicated that the elderly Hispanic-American population residing along the Texas-Mexico border has minimal access to healthcare as well as inadequate use of preventive and screening services. The elderly population in El Paso, Texas is speculated to increase by 21.8% between 2014 to 2019 for the age group between 70 to 74 and 11.7% for the age group between 75 to 79. Unfortunately, many oral healthcare professionals are avoiding geriatric certification as a result of the low fees associated with Medicare and Medicaid and the bothersome paperwork that is often affiliated with the elderly, low-income, and minority patient. Based upon the Healthy People 2020 objectives for issues that are applicable to older adults; the objective to be addressed within this review report is the objective of increasing the proportion of dentists with geriatric certification. The specific research question to be addressed is “What are various factors that might be inhibiting dentists from attaining their geriatric certification and what are some strategies to overcome these obstacles and further facilitate this objective?” While the main priority should be to advocate for further health promotion of oral care in the elderly population and increasing the numbers of elderly adults that are able to understand the health benefits of oral care; various factors among the dentistry profession and elderly population must also be addressed. These factors might include ethnic

The strengths of this article is that the author uses information from a survey that was

Antecedent - Once the Mexican-American war was over, there was the boundary line drawn current day Mexico and U.S. however, american Settlers hadn’t move far enough west to establish a culture there because it was not well populated. The the boundary line was drawn before american settlers were there.

According to Jason Riley (2009) there are an estimated ten to twelve million illegal immigrants living within the United States (p. 54). According to Cieslik, Felsen, and Kalaitzidis (2009), over half of these illegal immigrants are from Mexico (p. 185). These population estimates have led the United States to take action along our border. We have built a fence, deployed various surveillance systems, and currently employ thousands of U.S. Border Protection officers. These actions have made the issue of illegal immigration a highly debated topic within the United States and Mexico. This debate will be explained from a political, economic, and an integrated perspective.

Approximately 11 million people lives in the 42 counties and 39 Mexican municipalities located along the U.S.-Mexico border, and 86% of those people reside in 14 pairs of sister cities, metropolitan areas divided by the international border. Border residents share many resources and environmental problems: issues of great concern include air quality, water quantity and quality, and animal control. The communities along the border are economically and socially interdependent, with more than 1 million legal northbound crossings every day. The principal health problems at the U.S.-Mexico border are characterized by disparities in health systems, which result from the lower health standards and socioeconomic conditions of Mexican border communities

People crossing the border into the U.S. illegally have become an everyday element. I believe the standard common response to this article would be that these women traveled here illegally and deserve what punishment these women are going through. Many people who are not compassionate follow the government and side with how our president is running this country choose to argue this way. For example, this topic on people crossing illegally into our country came up by my co-workers, and they sided with these women’s punishment and the new immigration laws. Many people assume that these women cross into the U.S. illegally they need to be disciplined by taking away their children and being detained until their asylum claims are decided. However, I believe if this was the other way around everyone would do whatever they can to help and keep their children safe to find a way to enter the U.S.

”Image in a self portrait generally communicates to the viewer information about the identity, character, environment, feelings and interests of the artist.” In the case if “Between the Borderline of Mexico and The United States” Frida Kahlo expresses her feeling that she holds towards hr alien environment, and her cultural identity. This will now be proven through analyzing the portrait to prove the above quote.

In my opinion, the most successful part that I demonstrated was finding information explaining the amount of wages of Mexican immigrants and comparing it to Mexico’s GDP. After researching for my RQ, I think finding information that explains both the GDP and Mexican immigrants is really hard because all the sources either only talk about Mexico’s GDP or immigrants in America; but never both together. That’s why in my opinion, the most significant challenges that I faced are finding graphs that shows how the GDP of Mexico decreased or increased when Mexicans immigrate to America and how the Mexican GDP altered if a large amount of Mexicans immigrated to America. After reflecting on what I had done for my research, I think I will change from

Throughout history of the United States and Mexican border there has been multiple depths of changes and immigration. From the area trading country ownership to population changes to having a fence line created on it. Seen in Figure1, the U.S.-

US-Mexico border region is defined as the area of land in the south of the international border and 100 km (62.5 miles) north. Entered into this agreement not only defines the border area set out in the 1983 La Paz Agreement which stretches about 2000 miles from the southern tip of Texas, California; Also allow US and Mexican federal environmental authorities to focus on the environmental issues of regional cooperation projects carried out. Overview of the US Census Bureau, Hispanics in 2010, with the highest concentrations found in the county of Spain reported along the southwestern border of the United States of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California. According to the Rural Health Information Hub (n.d.), there are several problems with

In 2014, 35 million Americans identified as Hispanic, of whom 64 percent said they had Mexican heritage - almost 11 percent of the total population. As birthrates for Hispanics exceed those of Anglos, demographers estimate that by 2042 non-Hispanic whites will be a numerical minority in the United States. At the beginning of this century, there were twenty-one states where Hispanics were the largest ethnic minority.

The following section I discuss the following: form government, living standards, labor market conditions, the orderliness of leadership and succession, culture and demographic characteristics of the population, integration with international economic systems and security risk.

This study took place between January 2003 and December 2009. There was a total of 142,681 participants from an unbiased sample of households who were enrolled into the study. These participants were in age range of 35 – 70 years old, from 17 different countries,

In part two of the assignment has three research situations. Each of the situations will be discussed that what type of data collection method is suitable for it, the reasons for choice and the potential problems. There are three methods of collecting information, mail questionnaires, personal interview and