The difference between emigration and emigration

Immigrant ['emigrant] n.

From the perspective of immigration. Immigration refers to people who migrate, while emigration focuses on this behavior.

In other words, immigrants = immigrants; Immigration = emigration.

Example:

If this country immigrates to the United States,

1. From the perspective of the United States, immigration is immigration to the United States.

2. From China's point of view, this means emigrating to the United States.