This document discusses migration patterns in several European countries like Greece, Sweden, Spain, and the Netherlands. It also defines different types of migration like internal, international, immigration, and emigration. Key push factors for migration include war, environmental disasters, unemployment, and poor living conditions, while pull factors are safety, employment opportunities, and good living standards. However, the document claims that refugees pose threats such as taking jobs, terrorism, high costs, and not accepting the local culture, so they are not welcome.

1. Migration
Greece:
Sweden
Spain:
The Netherlands
Finland
Types
• Internal
• International
• Immigration
• Emigration
Migration is
moving to
another
region for a
reason
Push factors
• War
• Environmental
disasters
• Unemployment
• Bad living conditions
Pull factors
• Safety
• High
employment
• Good living
conditions
Threat
• Take jobs
• Terrorists
• Cost money
• Not
accepted
culture
Therefore
refugees are
not welcome