True or false: migration doesn't really effect population

It's just a shifting of people from one place to another

The correct answer is - false.

The migration of people is the movement of people from one place to another. There's multiple types of migration, and all of them have their own unique characteristics. Speaking about the most popular and most talked migration, the moving of people from one country to another, we can say that it has multiple effects on the population.

The effects can be a changes in the demography, cultural change, religious change, even language change over time. The mentality can also start changing over time, food, views of life. It also effects the politics and the economy, sometimes in a positive, sometimes in a negative manner. The effects can be slow and gradual or quick, depending on the amount of people that are migrating, the type of people that are migrating, and the type of people that live in the area when the migrants are moving in.