Illegal immigration action

In recent years, politicians from all countries, no matter which party they come from, have expressed their desire to control the rapidly increasing number of immigrants. As immigration experts pointed out, in today's developed countries, immigration has become one of the most concerned issues for voters.

Illegal immigrants enter another country through various illegal channels, such as entering as tourists, and then stay after dark. According to UNHCR, in 2006, more than 654.38 million refugees or political asylum seekers entered other countries. Becoming an immigrant or a foreign labor force is a way for the poor to improve their quality of life. As long as the income gap exists, immigrants will continue to grow. Today, the total number of global immigrants (including illegal population) is expected to reach 200 million. This number sounds great, but it only accounts for 3% of the world's total population, and there is still a lot of room for growth in the future. Most people don't understand that the global population movement in the past 40 years has not brought the expected negative consequences. On the contrary, while making millions of immigrants or migrant workers live a better life, the sending and receiving countries of immigrants have also gained cultural and material benefits.

In the past 10 years, an important reason why most parts of the world maintained economic growth under the condition of low inflation was the rapid growth of global labor force. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the number of immigrants has more than doubled in the past 40 years. Young people in developed countries are either incompetent or lacking in fighting spirit and need to import fresh blood. Europe and the United States have benefited a lot from this. In addition, with the increase of the population of exporting countries, immigration is also a good thing. According to the data of the International Monetary Fund, the departure of immigrants from Honduras, El Salvador, Guyana and Jamaica has contributed to the increase of wages and the decrease of poverty rate in these countries. Immigrants can also free people from their daily work and turn to more skilled jobs. Let migrant workers take care of their children, and parents can return to their original jobs. Immigrants are also consumers. They also have to rent a house, buy things and buy services.

Developed countries want to accept more skilled immigrants than at any time in history. A survey of 52 million immigrants from 20 developed countries by the World Bank shows that 36% of immigrants have a college degree, which is significantly higher than 1990. A poll in June 2007+June 2007 +2007 10 shows that 55% of Spaniards think that immigration is good for their economy, while 50% of Italians agree with this view, while only 42% of Germans and Britons agree with this view. Many people worry that a large number of foreigners will occupy limited public resources, and if the country's economy is depressed, foreigners will rob their jobs. People who don't welcome immigrants think that immigration may bring benefits to the economic aggregate, but their personal feelings are very limited. In addition, regarding the concern that a large number of immigrants will occupy a large number of public resources in the receiving country, such as schools, low-rent housing, medical and health facilities, research shows that many legal new immigrants are strong and educated young people, who will not occupy too much public resources, and they pay taxes like ordinary citizens. Of course, as immigrants get older, their use of public resources will also increase.

The shortage of labor brought about by the aging of Spain not only hinders economic growth, narrows the economic base of the public social security system, but also greatly increases the scale of expenditure. Spain has a population of 44 million, of which foreigners account for almost 9%. From 1998 to 2005, the foreign population in Spain increased by 486%, making Spain a veritable immigrant country. With the development of Spanish economy, the number of migrant workers is increasing. How to arrange the work and life of a large number of workers has become a major event related to the country. At the same time, it also makes the government and political parties have to face the conflict of interests between the working population and the non-working population. Therefore, changing the situation of insufficient labor supply can effectively alleviate many negative effects of population aging on economy, society and politics. In 2005, the Spanish government solved the problem of illegal immigrants living in the mainland, benefiting 700,000 people. In order to ensure the expected effect of its policies, the Spanish government has adopted a series of corresponding social policy measures, which not only solved the population problem, but also eased the economic pressure. In fact, in many parts of Spain, immigrants from Latin American countries who speak the same language and immigrants from North Africa, Eastern Europe and Asia have injected a lot of fresh blood into economic development and changed the social outlook in the past 65,438+00 years. The shortage of local population has created opportunities for immigrants, which is an objective factor for the success of immigration to Spain.

In July last year, more than 600 representatives from more than 60 United Nations Member States and international or regional organizations such as the International Labour Organization, the United Nations specialized agencies, the International Organization for Migration and the European Commission made a special trip to attend the United Nations Forum on Migration and Development, and had a heated discussion on current issues related to international migration and development. Once again, European countries are highly concerned about immigration. Experts generally believe that the immigration problem is a challenge of a century, and all countries should strive to find appropriate countermeasures.