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The factors driving migration patterns across the U.S. border from 2019 to 2024, including regional violence, state failure, climate-driven economic shocks, and U.S. policy responses.
The claim that “ had open borders” condenses complex policy choices, operational bottlenecks, and partisan narratives into a single phrase; the record shows a mix of restrictions, enforcement surges, ...
at the border since 1990 have shifted in response to discrete U.S. enforcement strategies, legal-processing changes, and large external shocks — notably economic cycles, regional violence and humanita...
Global expert and institutional reporting converges on a of significant interstate and regional wars over the next decade: risk surveys and watchdogs flag multiple hotspots and systemic drivers that r...
International "push" factors — regional violence, state failure, and climate-driven economic shocks — combined with "pull" signals such as U.S. labor demand and perceived enforcement gaps to drive maj...