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    Immigration refers to individuals moving between countries, either permanently or temporarily. There are many reasons for immigration, including seeking better economic opportunities, family reunification, education, or refuge from persecution. Immigration affects both the country of origin and destination through social, economic and political impacts. Immigrants often face challenges integrating into a new society and culture. Governments regulate immigration through border control policies, visas, residency permits and citizenship laws that vary between countries and change over time based on political and economic factors. Immigration can have both positive and negative impacts on a country's economy, culture and social structure.

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    Immigration refers to individuals moving between countries, either permanently or temporarily. There are many reasons for immigration, including seeking better economic opportunities, family reunification, education, or refuge from persecution. Immigration affects both the country of origin and destination through social, economic and political impacts. Immigrants often face challenges integrating into a new society and culture. Governments regulate immigration through border control policies, visas, residency permits and citizenship laws that vary between countries and change over time based on political and economic factors. Immigration can have both positive and negative impacts on a country's economy, culture and social structure.

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    Migration

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    Immigration refers to individuals moving between countries, either permanently or temporarily. There are many reasons for immigration, including seeking better economic opportunities, family reunification, education, or refuge from persecution. Immigration affects both the country of origin and destination through social, economic and political impacts. Immigrants often face challenges integrating into a new society and culture. Governments regulate immigration through border control policies, visas, residency permits and citizenship laws that vary between countries and change over time based on political and economic factors. Immigration can have both positive and negative impacts on a country's economy, culture and social structure.

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    Migration

    Immigration refers to the act of individuals moving from one country to another with
    the intention of settling permanently or temporarily in the destination country.
    Immigration would happen for a couple of reasons, including seeking better
    economic opportunities, meeting up with family members, seeking refuge from
    persecution or war, or pursuing education or other personal goals.
    Immigration is a complex issue that can have significant social, economic, and
    political implications for both the sending and receiving countries. In many cases,
    immigrants face challenges such as language barriers, discrimination, and
    difficulties integrating into the new society.
    Governments play a significant role in regulating immigration through policies and
    laws related to border control, visas, residency permits, and citizenship. Immigration
    policies can vary commonly between countries and are often influenced by political
    and economic factors, as well as public opinion and values.
    Immigration can have positive and negative impacts on a country's economy,
    culture, and social structure. Some argue that immigrants bring valuable skills and
    contribute to economic growth, while others argue that they can strain social services
    and create competition for jobs. On the other hand, immigration has been a
    controversial issue throughout history, with many immigrants facing discrimination
    and mistreatment based on their race, ethnicity, religion, or other factors.
    References

    Oliphant, J. B., & Cerda, A. (2022b, September 8). Republicans and Democrats have
    different top priorities for U.S. immigration policy. Pew Research Center.
    https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2022/09/08/republicans-and-democrats-
    have-different-top-priorities-for-u-s-immigration-policy/

    Opinión pública sobre la migración. (n.d.). Portal De Datos Sobre Migración.


    https://www.migrationdataportal.org/es/themes/opinion-publica-sobre-la-migracion

    The Economist. (2022, June 29). America’s immigration system is broken.


    https://www.economist.com/united-states/2018/06/30/americas-immigration-
    system-is-broken?utm_medium=cpc.adword.pd

    https://www.reddit.com/r/mexico/comments/10q8ve0/est%C3%A1n_a_favor_o_en
    _contra_de_los_migrates_y/

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