According to the study conducted in the United States, about a hundred thousand Mexicans were forced to leave the American state of Arizon as a result of the entry into force of the new immigration law. This was reported by the information agency “Associated Press”.
The results of a study conducted by the Mexican financial organization called “BBVA Bancomer” are based on the calculations conducted by American statists. Such a massive return of the Mexicans to their historical homeland is explained not only by the immigration law, partially entered by virtue in the month of July, but also a difficult economic situation in this state.
The study also provides the data presented by the Mexico government, according to which, from June to September, 23380 Mexicans returned from Arizona from Arizona to Mexico.
The census of the American population conducted in the year before last, showed that at that time the Latino Americans were about thirty percent of the inhabitants of Arizona, which was approximately 1.9 million people. It is also noted that the Mexican migrants are intensively involved in the state construction industry, which is currently experiencing a tangible decline together with other economic industries.
Analysts predict that from now on the money transfers of Mexican workers will not be able to reach their peak, which is twenty-six billion US dollars until 2012-2013. Thus, the total amount of money transferred by migrants has experienced a decline over the past three years (starting since 2008), which mainly caused a slowdown in the economic growth of the United States.
It is worth noting that for Mexico, money transfers take second place (after oil export) in size among sources of income brought from abroad. The vast majority of money come from the United States, where about twelve million Mexicans live at this time at this time. At the same time, one cannot but take into account the fact that the amount of money transfers is significantly cut due to tax collection. So, for example, in the year before last, at the expense of Mexican immigrants, about fifty -three billion American dollars entered the US treasury treasury.
Recall that the law aimed at tightening measures against illegal migration was signed at the end of April of this year by the Governor of Arizona. Officially he entered into force on July twenty -ninth, but only partially. As a result, the police were deprived of the right to stop the “suspicious” people in their opinion with a request to provide documents that would confirm the legality of their stay in the United States. Arizona intends to appeal the decision adopted by the court, due to which part of the immigration law was blocked.
