Theoretical analysis demonstrates structured migration policy frameworks regulate state migration processes, highlighting the necessity of balancing economic trends with social protection.
Determining the key components of the migration policy makes it possible not only to develop and implement an efficient and effective model of the domestic migration policy, but also to assess the impact of each of its components on various spheres of the state's life. In this context, migration policy is a complex structured system that contains agreed ideas, goals, strategies, as well as measures, resources, mechanisms, and tools that interact with them, which together enable the state to regulate migration processes. Migration processes should be considered as an integral object of the state administration system, which requires the creation of certain conditions for maintaining migration within socially acceptable frameworks, in particular, ensuring both social protection of migrants and representatives of the society receiving migrants. It was established that the development of migration policy should take into account economic trends, demographic changes, political and social attitudes in society, etc.
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