Mechanisms for Confronting Illegal Immigration within the Framework of Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants

Abstract

Illegal immigration, often known as unlawful or unauthorized migration, is the movement of individuals over national or regional borders without complying with established processes and regulations. This sort of migration violates the target country's legal system, which governs and limits people's admission and residency on its territory. As a result, this phenomenon presents a challenge to receiving nations, influencing immigration policy and placing strain on their legal, social, and economic systems.

This research seeks to determine the primary reasons of illegal immigration and how states parties to Protocol against Migrant Smuggling address this issue. Effective efforts to prevent and combat migrant smuggling need an international comprehensive approach that includes improved borders control, information exchange, international cooperation, legal and safe migration pathways, and countering migrant smuggling networks. All while striking a balance between protecting human rights and ensuring national security

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Published
2024-06-18
How to Cite
Mokrane , R. (2024). Mechanisms for Confronting Illegal Immigration within the Framework of Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants . Journal of Science and Knowledge Horizons, 4(01), 193-208. https://doi.org/10.34118/jskp.v4i01.3860