The Pros and Cons of Migration in London

Introduction This article explains the adverse effects of immigration to London. As stated in the London Immigration Observatory, London has the largest number of immigrants in all parts of the UK (UK). About 37% of the UK's foreign population lives in London (LMO, Dr. Rienzo, Dr. Vargas-Silva). In addition, according to Benton-Smith, London is the fifth largest international city in the world after New York, Toronto, Dubai and Los Angeles. This is the reason why the author chose this city.

Immigrants are themes that last long in human history and have their own strengths and weaknesses. One-way migration and development is a synchronization process that is part of every civilization. For a variety of reasons, immigration / immigration has occurred primarily for political, social, religious, economic and environmental reasons. For centuries immigrants were driven primarily by natural disasters, disasters, and economic reasons. Industrialization and urbanization are another major cause of immigration and globalization is currently promoting immigration. Conflict, today's violence seems to have no end and the influence on humanity is also true. Until recently, however, the experience of migration / immigration caused by conflict, devastated war victims, conflict, was thought not to have essential elements of courage, so it was initially part of the war record did not. The need for time is to focus on the victims of the conflict and make their experience the core to understand the story of war.

This is an exploratory study that uses second-hand data to determine the pros and cons of Bahamas social immigrants. Data related to this study was collected through secondary research methods including record keeping research, internet based research, and library research. In addition, a comparative study of various international documents and peer-reviewed documents related to this document was conducted and a series of theories, concepts, and ideas were compiled and investigated. In the world where poverty, natural disasters, instability of the economy, and the environment are changing drastically, thousands of families are forced to live a house everyday. Many of them must face many physical and psychological challenges to face during living and living obstacles and migration, while integrating into new countries.