Answer:
Lots of problems! But most can be handled if given thought.
Explanation:
1.) Allocation of resources: Making sure the right resources are going to the right people. Able-bodied people should be given an opportunity to work, not live off of the government.
2.) In addition to people emigrating in, they sometimes bring in disease, viruses, crime (either as criminals or victims), displaced children who don't know who or where their families are.
3.) Lack of housing. Where do we host a large influx of new immigrants?
4.) Lack of jobs and work. We have been in a pandemic for the greater part of a year. A lot of people are out of work. Where do we find new jobs for the new people coming into our country?
Walking up the stairs, rarely allowed on the deck, overcrowding, inability to exercise or ventilation, sleeping in chaotic beds, and sharing toilets with other passengers.
German, Irish, and Italian immigrants who arrived in the United States during the 1800s often encountered discrimination and mistrust. Many had to overcome language barriers. Some found that the challenges they were fleeing from, such as poverty or religious persecution, would face the United States.
Exposure to refugees and migrants from the risks associated with human migration - mental disorders, reproductive health problems, high mortality rates, drug abuse, nutritional disturbances, alcoholism and exposure to violence - increases their risk of developing non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
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