Question

in most cases migration is the survival strategy for many families comment on this​

Answer 1

Answer:

mothers were also immigrants, migration appears in many cases to be part of a broader labor market strategy and they remain more likely to migrate

Answer 2

Migration is the survival strategy for many families

Explanation:

• The process of migrating people in search of a better life in other places is not recent. What has gained prominence today, however, is the increasing voluntary movement of poor, low-skilled and low-wage workers from poorly developed regions, especially rural areas to more developed urban regions, especially the poor in developing nations, to seek better lives..
• However, migration is also described as a method of survival used by the poor, especially rural inhabitants. The evaluation of the impacts of migratory activity from poor nations/regions and/or rural areas has remained relevant, as migration serves as a mechanism in the "transformation" process not only for individual migrants' destinies but also for family members who stay behind, local communities and larger regions
• For example, the impacts of rural-urban migration may therefore be manifest in two ways in rural places of origin for migrants. First, rural-urban migrants send remittances in rural areas to their relatives and these households that receive remittances are using remittances for different needs. Secondly, in their rural areas, these rural-urban migrants are implementing various rural development projects.