Sep 25/26: migration (mostly READING & DISCUSSION TODAY)

Articles that may be helpful for today's Bellringer:
Please Read 1 U.S. article, 1 European article & the statistical figures for Africa
U.S.:

• Key Findings about U.S. Immigrants (Pew Research Center, 14SEP2018)
• U.S. Has Highest Share of Foreign-Born Since 1910, With More Coming From Asia (NYTimes, 13SEP2018)
• Frequently Requested Statistics on Immigrants and Immigration to the U.S. (Migration Policy Institute, 8FEB2018)
  

​Europe:

• A Surprising Finding About Refugees in Europe Amid a Political Reckoning (The Atlantic, 19SEP2018)
• A German Far-Right Group Aids Syrian Refugees - To Stop Them From Reaching Europe (NPR, 3SEP2018)
• Germany's Maas Offers Turkey Help with Syrian Refugees (ChannelNewsAsia, 6SEP2018)
• French Restaurants Look to Asylym Seekers to Fill Jobs (Reuters, 14SEP2018)
• Sweden Democrats: How a Nationalist Anti-Immigrant Party Took Root in a Liberal Nordic Haven (IndependentUK, 8SEP2018)
• This is Why Restricting Immigration to Skilled Workers Can't Work for Britain (OpEd, IndependentUK, 19SEP2018)

Africa:
Figures of the Week: Internal Migration in Africa (Brookings Institute, 7JUN2018)

Helpful Links for Today's Class:

• History of U.S. Immigration Laws (Pew Research)
• Article: Migration: "How Many People are on the Move Around the World?" (The Guardian, 10SEP2018)
• Unit 2: Migration PPT (The primary slides used for today's class lecture)
• Fouberg CH 3: Migration KQ1 PPT
• Fouberg CH. 3 Migration KQ 2 PPT​
• Fouberg CH. 3 Migration KQ3 PPT
• Fouberg CH. 3 Migration KQ4 PPT

HW: Study for formative FRQ on Migration

You will have a formative FRQ on migration.  Study case immigration studies!!!
Here is the HINTS slides to help you prepare:

• Formative FRQ Migration Hints

Hopefully you also watched these videos for the previous homework...

• Between Borders: American Migrant Crisis (New York Times Documentary)
• What is a Maquiladora?  -- consider what implications there are on the creation of Maquiladoras