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Taking a Q with such advice, several international media outlets stopped mentioning “illegal migrants” in 2013, including the news agency. associated PressAgency’s styelbuk State america This will not approve the word “illegal immigrant”, or use illegal to describe any person.
Save for the direct quotes required for the story, the stybuk says, illegal should only mention an action, not a person: “illegal immigration” but “illegal immigrants”. the new York Times Stybuk, also, discourages the term “illegal immigrant”, while the potential expressionist takes caution against “uncontrolled” and “unauthorized”.
Nevertheless, governments and policy makers continue to use the term exclusion, surveillance and rigorous migration policies. It is not just a matter of semantics; It has real world consequences. When the migration is designed as criminals, society accepts custody, exile and discriminatory policies against migrants.
Instead of addressing migration as a human and socio-economic issue, state selects criminalization to arrest the language to create political sacrifices.