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As Europe, the US, and other highly industrialized nations tighten their immigration systems, becoming a migrant seems more distant for those hoping to relocate here for economic opportunities, protection from oppressive or violent conditions in their home nations, or reunion with family members. Yet even as these countries raise citizenship barriers further still, migrants continue making the often long and perilous journey across oceans and borders in search of better lives.

This article investigates both the reasons and challenges a migrant may encounter when seeking permanent residency abroad or citizenship in their birth country. Furthermore, this piece looks at steps they might take in order to achieve these goals – for example if Jewish people wanted to immigrate to America in 1938 they might wait several weeks for their visa, find an American sponsor willing to pay their expenses, gather extensive paperwork and travel to multiple government offices before finally entering America.