Mental Health Challenges of Immigrants
Pre-migration trauma, dangerous & difficult migration journey and having to cope in a new environment. Take their toll on mental health.
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Immigration News
The Mexico US border is out of control. The illegal immigrants crossings are the highest in this nations history.
What brought the migrants here in the first place was their flight from Socialist countries. These countries were voted in to bring about economic reforms and less poverty and crime. Instead these governments where the leaders had unlimited power became countries with dictators. Where human rights were not respected, political prisoners and government corruption became normal. Where inflation, jobs and the socialist economy made living conditions unbearable.
Are we creating situations of homelessness and poverty. Where the new immigrant becomes a second class citizens with lower pay and less chances. For Human trafficking and drugs. Are we creating for the new immigrant the very same nightmare situation that they have escaped from?
Learn from the exiles themselves, what is the root cause for the mass migration?
Learn if our immigration policy is for the good of the country or is it politically motivated"
Learn the answers whether we are prepared to handle this many new immigrants?
Learn what can be done to help our communities so harmed by these policies.
Immigrant Journalist with Real Solutions.
Quote from a migrant
"It looks strange to be alive and wander the streets as if one was dead. A city that was always known and famous for its high temperature and it boasted of a happy and cheerful people, suddenly transformed into a ghostly and horrifying hell."
Many of those that walk thousands of miles through dangerous terrain are doing so because they have suffered through violations of human rights from socialist countries. They are not walking this distance for exercise.
When they arrive what becomes of them?
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Children Books
Pauleen loves her house, her grandparents and her cousins in Venezuela. When her parents are in trouble with the government, Pauleen must travel with them to America and leave her home behind. In America Pauleen feels alone and sad. How will Pauleen make new friends in America when she can't understand anyone?
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