Immigration Ethics

Immigration ethics examines the moral principles governing the movement of people across borders. It considers the human rights of immigrants, including their right to seek safety, work, and live with dignity. Key issues include the balance between a nation's sovereignty and an individual's freedom to migrate, the treatment of refugees and asylum seekers, and the responsibilities of countries towards those in need. This framework emphasizes that while nations have the right to control their borders, ethical obligations exist to protect the vulnerable and uphold basic human rights for all individuals, regardless of their immigration status.