Myp Individuos Y Sociedades - Examen II

The correct answer is Guatemala. In the movie "The Golden Cage," the story revolves around young adolescent immigrants from Guatemala and one indigenous tzotzil adolescent on their journey to the United States.

The given statement is true because it states that immigration is difficult, costly, and dangerous for those who want to enter the United States illegally through the Mexican-United States border. This is supported by the fact that illegal immigrants often face various challenges such as the risk of being caught and deported, lack of legal protections, limited access to healthcare and education, and the need to rely on smugglers or dangerous routes to cross the border. Additionally, undocumented immigrants may also face economic hardships due to limited job opportunities and exploitation.

In the movie "The Golden Cage," Sara passes herself off as a man for reasons of security.

The principle dangers for immigrants on their journey to the United States include organized crime, Mexican immigration authorities, physical dangers (injuries), extortion, sexual violence, and United States immigration authorities. These dangers pose significant risks to the safety and well-being of migrants as they attempt to migrate to the United States.

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In the movie, Chauk is indeed kidnapped by a cartel, and Juan rescues him. Therefore, the statement "Chauk was kidnapped by a cartel but Juan rescued him" is true.

Immigrants who cannot use "the beast" to travel north have several options to enter the United States. They can choose to travel in cargo trucks, take the maritime route through the Pacific Ocean, walk across the border, or seek the help of a human trafficker or contraband smuggler. These options provide alternative means for immigrants to reach their desired destination despite not being able to use "the beast".