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Insights and resources to prepare your immigration program for potential changes under the new Trump administration.
As we count down to the inauguration, now is the time to prepare your immigration program for the incoming Trump administration. Policy reversals and restrictions could be implemented as early as January 20.
Review BAL’s preparation insights and sign up to receive news alerts and new resources.
Register for our webinar with BAL’s Government Strategies team as they discuss how potential policy could impact immigration programs and practical steps businesses can take to prepare their programs before inauguration.
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There are more than 60 elections taking place in 2024, affecting half the planet’s population in the biggest global election year in human history. These presidential and legislative elections have huge impacts for the global economy, international relations and the ever-changing world of immigration.
Click on each region of the map for insights into 10 major 2024 elections that have the greatest potential to impact global mobility and immigration.
North America remains a complex economic landscape. Significant elections are taking place in the USA. Canada is an attractive destination for both economic opportunities and its inclusive immigration policies.
Europe is focused on economic recovery but faces societal challenges. Conflict in the region and nearby Middle East is driving instability.
The Asia-Pacific region is experiencing rapid economic growth with a strong reliance on foreign direct investment, focusing on easing business travel immigration rules and increasing openness to tourism. Societal challenges include gender roles and increasing environmental awareness.
Countries in Africa are experiencing a mix of economic opportunities and challenges. East Africa is witnessing economic growth driven by tourism, technology and natural resources, while other regions face economic disparities and infrastructure challenges.
Migration trends suggest increasing intra-LATAM restrictions on business travel, while foreign investment and skilled worker movement from outside the region continues to grow.