Affiliation:
1. Tokat Gaziosmanpaşa University, Turkey
Abstract
Today, people have to migrate to other lands, mainly due to war, lack of food, difficulties in finding work and employment, financial concerns, political conflicts, climate, geographical conditions, obtaining health services, and better fulfillment of needs. Developed countries want more skilled and useful immigrants to come to their country of origin. Therefore, these immigration-receiving nations, which have a high-level policy of balance, seek a continuous policy regarding factors such as foundations, associations, communities, laws, border security, and where and how these people will be accommodated to keep the migration movements in balance. The strategic policies produced by the states and local governments based on the target human populations they will reach statistically in the future are turned upside down by the sudden immigration wave.