Realidad frente a hechos alternativos: la migración irregular hacia Estados Unidos y las deportaciones de población mexicana durante la administración de Trump

Q3 Social Sciences

Norteamerica Pub Date : 2017-07-01 DOI:10.20999//nam.2017.b008

Jesús Peña

引用次数: 6

Abstract

This article analyzes five ideas about Mexican migration toward the United States that drive Trump’s immigration policy and contrasts them with official data from the Survey on Migration on the Northern Border. The author concludes that 1) the data do not justify the content of Trump’s executive orders; 2) Trump’s executive orders make sense as population control strategies to inhibit the growth of Mexican population in the United States; and, 3) Mexico’s main challenge is not the number of deportations, but the diversity of deportees’ needs.

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现实与另类事实:特朗普政府期间非法移民到美国和驱逐墨西哥人口

本文分析了推动特朗普移民政策的五个关于墨西哥移民到美国的观点，并将其与北部边境移民调查的官方数据进行了对比。作者的结论是:1)这些数据不能证明特朗普行政命令的内容是合理的;2)特朗普的行政命令是有意义的人口控制战略，以抑制墨西哥人口在美国的增长;3)墨西哥面临的主要挑战不是驱逐人数，而是被驱逐者需求的多样性。

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Norteamerica Social Sciences-Cultural Studies

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0.50

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20 weeks

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