People migrate for many reasons ranging from security and human rights to poverty and climate change

Migration is the progress of people from one place to another, to establish their permanent or semi-permanent residence at the destination. Immigration is an essential component of change, structure, and population growth, as are birth rates and mortality.
There are attraction factors and pushing factors in one place, which influence a person’s decision to move. The first are those that attract people to stay, such as low crime rates, pleasant weather, political stability, and excellent employment opportunities. Push factors encourage people to leave the place, such as poverty, war, and floods.
Migration is usually voluntary, but there are many specific reasons why a person can do it. Sometimes it is forced. Immigration has been a widespread phenomenon throughout the history of humanity; However, nomadic movements are non-migratory, since their purpose is not to settle permanently or semi-permanently in one place. Nor are tourist trips, pilgrimages, and other actions that do not have this end.
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Its like if their neighbour is going every else will follow.