Illegal Migration

Illegal migration refers to the movement of people across borders without proper authorization or visas, often violating immigration laws. Individuals may do this seeking better economic opportunities, safety, or to escape conflict, but without legal permission, they face risks and potential deportation. Countries have immigration systems to regulate who enters, typically requiring documentation and legal procedures. Illegal migration can impact a nation’s resources, labor markets, and security, leading governments to implement enforcement measures. While some migrants are driven by urgent needs, illegal migration remains a complex issue involving legal, social, and humanitarian considerations.