Transnational Migration
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Transnational migrants are immigrants whose lives depend on connections across international borders and have identities tied to multiple nation-states. The Philippines has become highly dependent on labor migration, sending over a million workers abroad each year, but has struggled to develop internally as a result and has uncertainties about migration's social impacts. While families benefit from remittances, the broader economic development effects are less clear, but migration perceptions have been woven into Filipino education and work aspirations in a way that could shape communities and the country going forward. The Philippines will need to explore how to better leverage migration for development and can learn from other countries' experiences with migration.
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