<Current Affairs Planning Window> ‘There is no perfect immigration’
2024-11-26 16:41:04
When we think of 'immigration', we still think of Koreans leaving for foreign countries rather than foreigners entering Korea, but for the past 20 years, Korea has been a receiving country rather than a sending country.
This is due to the conclusion that the only remaining solution to resolve the rapid population decline and manpower shortage in various fields such as care is 'expanding immigration acceptance'.
In order to dissect the 'immigrant society' that is still unfamiliar to Koreans, we planned a current affairs talk show in which experts, foreigners, and the MZ generation participated, based on domestic and overseas coverage and public opinion polls from citizens and college students.
By looking at immigration-related issues such as the identity of a third-generation Korean-German immigrant family, the migration options of global talent, the confusion within universities due to the rapid increase in international students, and the international value of Filipino women, immigration is not an empty policy term, but a vivid story of life.
Provides an opportunity to think.
