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Migration

Debate Club

index

1. Introduction
2. Video
3. Some data
4. Questions
5. Conclusion

Introduction

Definition of migration and details about migration in Portugal

Refugees

ViDEO

DATa

Let´s see some opinions

In the next slides we´ll have some questions for us to debate about.

Should countries implement open-border policies to allow the free movement of people?

Does migration cause more economic harm or benefit to native workers?

Should illegal immigrants be granted pathways to citizenship?

Is it ethical for countries to prioritize highly skilled migrants over others?

Does the presence of immigrants increase job opportunities or reduce them for locals?

Do strict border policies violate international human rights?

Should national security concerns take precedence over immigration rights?

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European left side

Primarily nationalist, with an emphasis on protecting national identity, culture, and sovereignty. The party is skeptical of international agreements and organizations that they perceive as compromising national control over immigration policies (e.g., rejecting the UN’s Global Migration Pact). The party strongly advocates for securing national borders and prioritizes the interests of native citizens over immigrants.

Pioritizes human rights, equality, and inclusion in their immigration policies. They support relaxed borders, protection for refugees, and anti-discrimination measures. The Left emphasizes integration, respecting cultural diversity while fostering shared democratic values. They advocate for inclusive citizenship policies, granting easier access to political rights and dual citizenship to immigrants.

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Chega

European left side

Views immigrants as potential burdens on public services, opposing their broad access to welfare benefits. They argue that immigration strains healthcare, education, and social systems, and prefer policies that restrict benefits to native citizens. Workforce integration is not a central focus, with greater emphasis on limiting welfare dependency and ensuring immigrants meet cultural and economic criteria.

Regards welfare access as a fundamental right for all residents, including immigrants, emphasizing their role as contributors to the economy. They support policies that facilitate immigrant participation in education, healthcare, and the labor market, with measures to combat workplace exploitation. By promoting universal social protections, they aim to reduce inequality and foster long-term economic inclusion.

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