Child Immigration Crisis on the U.S. Border

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Mind Map on Child Immigration Crisis on the U.S. Border, created by dana bonner on 30/03/2015.
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Child Immigration Crisis on the U.S. Border
  1. Reunite with their parents
    1. Have no one in their home country
      1. Curious about their parents, want to know why they left
      2. Have Protection
        1. Home country is extremely dangerous
          1. Gang Violence is extremely bad in like Honduras and El Salvador
          2. Someone in their home is abusive them. Danger in home
            1. Do not want to be force to join a gang: If they refuse family is and that person is threaten
              1. Leaving from extortion
              2. Have more money
                1. Poverty is extremely low
                  1. Need money for their family
                    1. Many children leave so they can help their family with money
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