Question

what is an example of chain migration? a person immigrating and then later bringing their family to the country a person migrating because they are forced out of their country a person immigrating and then sending money home to their family a person migrating for a season in search of work

Explanation:

Chain migration is the process where an initial migrant's move leads to subsequent migration of their family or community. The option "a person immigrating and then later bringing their family to the country" fits this as the first immigrant's action (immigrating) leads to their family joining, which is chain migration. The other options: forced migration (not chain), sending money (remittances, not migration), and seasonal work (temporary, not chain migration).

Answer:

The correct option is: a person immigrating and then later bringing their family to the country