유럽연합 이주 법제에 관한 연구

For example, Germany and France, which are major countries in the European Union and most accepted migrant workers from non-Europe and ex-colonial countries, are worried that the aging of the first generation of migrant workers and the social welfare for them are the main causes of the increase in social burdens. However, the difficulties of social integration of the second and third generations of immigrants became more essential factors that make social safety and coexistence difficult. Citizenship and other public positions are the same as those of the original, but differences in religion, culture, and lack of educational opportunities give rise to many difficulties in living in the society, and they are ghettorized as a group that threatens the safety of society. Europe, which has created a single Europe as a free and safe legal space with diversity, is suffering from mass refugees and migration waves coming from middle East Asia and North Africa. The freedom of movement within the Schengen region (Schengen system) and the Dublin system, which is safe for refugee recognition and stay, are under threat due to conflicts surrounding refugee recognition, acceptance and asylum among member countries. There is growing awareness that refugee recognition and stay, settlement support for them, and social integration can not be resolved by the existing attitude of individual countries as inherent problems. The European Union maintains the principle that entry and treatment of migrants, social integration issues are seen as sovereignty and are a exclusive area of countries. However, it is widely recognized that it is inevitable that a unified and integrated migration and legal system for the settlement of refugees are inevitable under the leadership of the European Union. The European Union has established a comprehensive set of immigration laws and policies by enacting a number of treaties and regulations in response to common binding movements throughout the European Union.