What is the attitude of the European civilians on the rights of the immigrant migrants?
In Europe, the number of irregular immigrants is estimated to be 2.6 to 3.2 million.
A new study reveals that accessing irregular immigrants to primary health care is usually desirable to support low income.
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It has been found that the UK responded in the UK than the other four countries in various political domains.
In the United Kingdom, respondents are at least supported by providing primary health services to irregular immigrants, even though they are associated with notice duties.
According to the report, these five countries were selected for the study due to their geographical proximity and the variations in different population characteristics and their welfare, labor and migration market policies.
The general approaches relating to the rights of irregular migrants simply challenges the concept of “dependence” or “vs.”. Instead, it can be realized that the concept of policy is important – “Often, when policies provide control and protection,” said Jogim Palm, a professor of political science and co -editor of the University of Utsala. “
Which migration controls increase support for access to rights?
In five countries, there was much support to approach health care and pay delayed salary, and these rights are related to the duty of public sector employees who complain to the immigrants in an irregular situation.
However, the provision of cash aid to irregular immigrants does not receive public support even if it is associated with notice duties.
The British and Swedish respondents usually do not support the payment of irregular immigrants, even if the subsequent removal procedures are associated with the procedures.
On the other hand, Italian respondents are separate for their positive global approach to granting rights to immigrants in an irregular situation.
They are significantly high to regulate and support unconditional access to early health service.
Progressive and politically left -wing respondents are generally more likely to express positive approaches to provide legal rights and opportunities to regulate irregular immigrants.
Video editor Mert Cane Yilmas
