Scenarios about 'immigration policy'
Immigration policy refers to the laws, regulations, and governmental actions that control the entry and settlement of foreign nationals into a country. These policies have historically reflected tensions between economic needs, humanitarian concerns, cultural attitudes, and security priorities, often changing in response to domestic politics and international events. Immigration frameworks profoundly influence demographic patterns, economic development, and national identity formation in both sending and receiving nations.
What If New Zealand Became a Global Refugee Haven?
Exploring the demographic, economic, and cultural transformation if New Zealand accepted millions of climate and political refugees, becoming a sanctuary nation in an increasingly unstable world.