Reports on the global economic and social interdependence that seems to be more visible to the publics of advanced industrial societies than the movement of people. And no part of that movement is proving pricklier to manage effectively, or more difficult for publics to come to terms with, than irregular (also known as unauthorized, undocumented, or illegal) migration. This paper makes recommendations for new government policy to help move toward more regulated international migration.
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