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International migration is a complex phenomenon caused by many push and pull factors. Push factors, such as economic hardship, political instability, environmental disasters, and lack of opportunities, compel individuals to leave their home countries. On the other hand, pull factors, including better job prospects, higher wages, political stability, and improved living conditions, attract immigrants to new destinations.
Among these pull factors, the state of the domestic labor market plays a pivotal role. A tight labor market—where demand for workers outpaces supply—can significantly draw immigrants seeking employment opportunities. In this blog, we will explore how domestic labor market conditions serve as