Asians Migrate Globally Amid Economic Pulls and Crises
Asians are moving in larger numbers from villages to cities and abroad, seeking jobs in the Middle East, the United States, Europe, and beyond. The ILO notes about 3.2 million Asians worked in the Gulf 1981–1985, while 5 million Asians make up 2 percent of the U.S. population. Migration is driven by labor demand, demographics, and urbanization, with regimes relocating populations and refugees adding to flows.
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Illegal migrants flood into Japan despite immigration limits
In Yokohama, Jun a 31 year old judge's son works as a day laborer while the government tries to curb a rising influx of illegal migrants. Up to 30 000 are believed to be in Japan amid a 78 percent rise in visaless workers in the first half of 1986, many from the Philippines and other Asian nations.
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Taiwan industrial rise reshapes island since 1949
Taiwan has transformed from an agrarian economy into a world class manufacturing nation with a $5,000 per capita income, $70.5 billion in foreign exchange reserves, and a growing trade surplus. Political reforms under Chiang Ching-kuo followed martial law lifting, curtailing censorship, releasing dissidents, and easing travel and book bans amid a broader self confidence surge.
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