What has changed in our communities because of global migration? 10:02„. 86.0 a ..ll 75KB/S+ Activity No. 5 (...AGSAYSAY BRepublic of the PhilippinesPresident Ramon Magsaysay State UniversitySan Marcelino, ZambalesSan Marcelino - CampusThe Contemporary World (Finals)Activity No. 5Name:Date:"GLOBAL MIGRATION"Instruction: Answer the following questions.1. What has changed in our communities because of global migration?2. How are people coping with the visit or return of the immigrants?3. What changed among the immigrants/overseas workers when they went back (orvisited) home?GIUDE QUESTIONS1. Why are migrants mostly beneficial for receiving countries?2. What are the benefits and detriments of economies depending on migrantremittances?3. Why is migrant integration a challenging issue for states?4. How do migrants prompt xenophobia and racism in receiving countries?...RAMON

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Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

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