Immigration law; its impact in europe and ibero america

Abstract

According to the latest survey by the CIS (Center for Sociological Research of Spain), the issue or problem of immigration has become the country's first concern. Well, you should read the book by Hein de Haas, recently published by Editorial Península and titled “The Myths of Immigration. 22 false mantras on the issue that divides us the most”, to verify how on this issue there are a series of myths promoted by politicians and in turn the media, to realize that this is not what it seems, since, as This author points out that many statements that are taken for granted are not true. For example, that migration increases as poor countries become richer or that development leads to more migration and not less, since as it points out, development leads to an increase in capabilities and aspirations. of potential immigrants. All of this leads to false ideas and ideologies and in turn to erroneous and mistaken laws or processes derived from them, as happens in the legalization of immigrants and even more so with the right to asylum and refugee status, whether they are adults or minors. The article seeks, therefore, to analyze the issue and denounce those actions contrary to law.