To What Extent Will Migration from the Developing World to the Developed World Become a Social and Political Issue in the 21st Century?

Today, a lot of people like to migrate from their developing country to any other developed one. Especially, we can observe this trend among population of poor countries. But in my opinion, besides positive sides I think there could be some negative effects of this migration for the both of the two countries the host, and the home country of immigrant.

Firstly, we should consider that mostly, well educated and Internet users are open to travel other developed countries. Certainly, it is clear that the increasing number of such immigrants will harm to the home country of his or her, and there would be the shortage of professionals. But, in this case it is beneficial for host country, because they will use these immigrants, for example, for their economic development. But, in contrast, there can be countries that although their development rates they forbid accepting immigrants, because of congestion in country. Therefore, it is inevitable to claim that there would be some issues due to extensive migration process.

Secondly, there are a lot of countries that due to their low growth population number are in favour of admitting immigrants and give special opportunities them as well. For example, last years Canada can be included to the list such countries and in particular, the South East Asia countries like to migrate there. But, the main social problem in this case, often immigrants who are provided with jobs by government are getting lower salary than national population. Sometimes, such policies could be understood as discrimination and cause political issues between countries. Thus, by taking examples, the issues can be clearly seen.

To sum up, extended migration all over the world creates unbalanced relationship and all politics claim that due to it, the drawbacks outweigh advantages of migration. I would recommend helping population to work in their home country and use for them considering further population welfare.