Why does Holmes (2013) argue that Triqui migrant laborers are willing to engage in the extremely risky process of illegally crossing the US-Mexico border? Group of answer choices Access to U.S. services like healthcare, education, and government welfare programs are such great benefits that they outweigh the risks. U.S. immigration policy encourages illegal border crossing with lax enforcement and safe haven/sanctuary policies. Due to their cultural upbringing, Triqui migrant laborers have an inherent lack of fear and enjoy taking risks. Remaining in Mexico full time would result in having no work and thus no money and no food, which is a riskier option than crossing the border. Threats from cartels and other criminal elements pushing drug trafficking and human smuggling mean that the alternative to not crossing is likely death