JUST A THOUGHT - ON HOW 'FAILING COUNTRIES' IN THE AMERICAS CANNOT RESOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS BY RETURNING TO THE 'OLD WAYS.' PART 8.

But there is also the problem that the United States is already steep in the tide of violent crimes and gang culture. 

The gangs need the people to prey upon, so they will take every opportunity to follow them and keep them in fear of them.

It is understandable why many or most of the people in the Americas and the West Indies will be attracted to option of migrating 'to better pastures.' 

To the countries of North America and Europe. Than to the prospect, the massive challenge of transforming their own countries into something better. 

To many of them, the challenge, the problem seems too overwhelming. 

Probably too unachievable. To much like having to begin, all over again, from scratch, when they probably lack even the basic resources to build a house. 

Not having a steady job, so not earning a steady wage and consequently not being able to afford good basic accommodation.

Who would not want to immigrate to 'a better country' where they 'can get a good job', earn 'good wages' and 'buy or rent good accommodation', and then 'come back home'? 

Or, at least, move to 'a better part' of the country they now call 'home.'

But, of course the option of everybody being able to migrate from the poverty and destitution they are confronting in their countries of birth, is not a viable solution to the problem. 

How could or can it be, when the newcomers, of necessity, must place increased pressure on the socio-economic conditions impacting on the poor and less economically secure sections of the 'reluctant host countries'? 

To be continued!