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illegal immigration is a vibration of people across national borders in a way that violates the immigration laws of the destination country some countries have millions of illegal immigrants immigration including illegal immigration is overwhelmingly upward from a poor to a richer country however it is also noted that illegal immigrants
tend not to be the poorest within the populations they emigrate from when potential immigrants believe that the chances slash benefits of successfully migrating are greater than the risks slash costs illegal immigration becomes an option the benefits taken into account include not only expected improvements in income and living
conditions but also expectations in relation to potential future residential permits where illegal immigrants are given a path to naturalization or citizenship the costs may include restrictions on living as an illegal immigrant in the destination country
leaving family and ways of life behind the experience of visible or verbal disdain by native-born residents in the host country and the probability of being detained and resulting sanctions there have been campaigns to discourage the use of the term illegal immigrants
in many countries since 2007 generally based on the argument that the act of immigration may be illegal in some cases
but the people themselves are not illegal in the United States I dropped the i-word campaign was launched in 2010 to advocate the use of terms such as undocumented immigrants or unauthorized immigrants to refer to the foreign nationals who reside in a country illegally news associations that have discontinued or discouraged the use of the adjective illegal to describe people include the US Associated Press UK Press Association European journalism
Observatory European journalism Center Association of European journalists Australian Press Council and Australian media entertainment and Arts Alliance in contrast in some contexts the term illegal immigrants is shortened to illegals other terms that do not describe people directly are not necessarily affected by this argument for example Associated Press still uses the term illegal immigration to an action of entering or residing in a country in violation of civil or criminal law many countries have had or
currently have laws restricting immigration for economic or
nationalistic political reasons or others whether a person is permitted to stay in a country legally may be decided by quotas or point systems or may be based on considerations such as family ties marriage elderly mother etc exceptions relative to political refugees or to sick people are also common in some countries people born on national territory henceforth not immigrants do not automatically obtain the nationality of their birthplace and may have no legal title of residency most countries have laws requiring
workers to have proper documentation often intended to prevent or minimize the employment of illegal immigrants however the penalties against employers are often small and the acceptable
identification requirements vague ill-defined and seldom checked or enforced making it easy for employers to hire illegal labor where the minimum wage is several times the prevailing wage in the home country employers sometimes pay less than the legal minimum wage or have unsafe working conditions relying on the reluctance of illegal workers to report the violations to the authorities in response to the outcry following  popular knowledge of the Holocaust the newly established United Nations held an international conference on refugees to adopt the Convention relating to the status of refugees whereby refugees legally defined to be people who are persecuted in their original country and then enter another country seeking safety should be exempted from immigration laws it is however up to the countries involved to decide if a particular immigrant is a refugee or not and hence whether they are subject to the immigration controls article 13 on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights declares the right to leave any country including one's own to be a fundamental human right the Declaration does not state any right for an individual to enter a country other than his or her own the same article also states a right to freely move within one's own country illegal immigrants usually have no or very limited access to public health systems proper housing education and banks some immigrants forge identity documents to get the access amnesties
waive the subject to deportation clause associated with illegal immigrants