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Rebecca Maria Torres is an Associate Professor in the Department of Geography & the Environment and holds a post of Associate in Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies (LLILAS) at the University of Texas at Austin. Her areas of interest include migration, gender, children's geographies, rural restructuring in Latin America, and activist/engaged scholarship. As a feminist, Rebecca was not simply taking notes, in a courtroom normally observing the things which was masculinist, going on, but she was making spaces of migration controls & telling what can expect some unexpected findings in what she was doing as a feminist with geopolitics on her mind. In my present research, I need to momentarily uncover to you the likely occasions that will happen in the fairly not so distant future. The world's nation-states are competing for limited resources in our current economic and political structure. For the time being, that will remain the case. Spirit has provided us with sufficient resources to support the entire planet's population. However, our self-centred and avaricious sides of humanity are also in play because we live in a polarized world.