
Why is Latin America turning against migrants. - Inside Latin America.
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For decades, Latin America welcomed migrants fleeing conflict, economic collapse and political repression. But governments across the region are now adopting tougher immigration policies, with migration increasingly framed as a security and economic issue.
Argentina has taken a particularly restrictive approach under President Javier Milei, while Brazil continues to offer legal status and access to public services.
Inside Latin America examines the region’s changing migration landscape.
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AI GeneratedLatin America is experiencing a significant shift in immigration policy, moving from a tradition of openness to more restrictive, security-focused approaches. While countries like Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Ecuador are tightening borders and increasing deportations, Brazil remains a notable exception, continuing to offer legal status and support to migrants.

