Let me know what town you live in, and I will gladly go down to Nogales Sonora with a bunch of posters saying your town has jobs, schools and it's no problem living there.
Then see how you like it.
"To move from one country or region and settle in another."
Usage Note: Migrate, which is used of people and animals, sometimes implies a lack of permanent settlement, especially as a result of seasonal or periodic movement. Emigrate and immigrate are used only of people and imply a permanent move, generally across a political boundary. Emigrate describes the move relative to the point of departure: After the Nazis came to power in Germany, many scientists emigrated (that is, left Germany). By contrast, immigrate describes the move relative to the destination: The promise of prosperity in the United States encouraged many people to immigrate (that is, move to the United States).
Let me know what town you live in, and I will gladly go down to Nogales Sonora with a bunch of posters saying your town has jobs, schools and it's no problem living there.
Then see how you like it.