Answer:
It is important because it's the difference between giving and recieving.
Explanation:
The definition of refugees is "people fleeing conflict or persecution". The definition of economic migrants is "movement of people from one country to another to benefit from greater economic opportunities in the receiving country". The United States, Canada, and European countries turn refugees away because they are fleeing conflict, could potentially bring that conflict or cause conflict to the new place, and don't give back in a major way once they are granted permission to stay. Whereas, economic migrants are, mostly, not fleeing conflict so the place wouldn't have to fear foreign affairs and consequences, as well as the fact that the migrants will, in some way, give back to them in a way that benefits the place in multiple ways or a major way (such as giving back in the form of exceptional work or labor). This is why they have policies that distinguish between refugees and economic migrants - they want to invite in the people that will benefit them whilst keeping those who won't benefit them out.
Answer:
It gives jobs to people who live in a different country.
Instead of the people who work in that country.
Explanation:
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Sometimes a business will bring a factory/business to the US (or any other country) and will bring the people there to that company.
Then unfortunately the people in the US for example can’t work for that buisness cause that company already brought workers.
I can’t honestly see the picture
Just trying to answer questions to get my question posted
Answer:
Then, why do you ask the question in the first place???
You already know the answer, and even if we give you the right answer, you'll just say that we Googled it. I DO know the answer, but to reveal it would label me a loser and an ugly person. This is a waste of time and a no-win situation.
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