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The Syrian migration to Europe is an effect of the Syrian Civil War that  began in 2011 with protests against Bashar al-Assad. The civil war has been going on for almost a decade and has seen illegal use of chemical weapons, bombings, and standard combat. It is being fought by four main groups including the Syrian government, Kurdish forces, Assad opposition groups, and Isis. The war has displaced millions of Syrians who travel by land and sea to reach various destinations including Europe.

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The Syrians that are emigrating to European countries are crossing multiple international borders in their journey to a new life.

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The emigrants from Syria are moving for the purpose of refuge in a perceived to be safe place in Europe from a war torn nation in Syria.

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The influx of migrants from various countries most notably Syria, resulted in an immigration problem for many European countries. The uptick in migration proceeded to the increase in immigration laws in multiple European nations.

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The Syrian people are being forced to flee as an internal conflict of war is pushing them out of the country and abroad.

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Every migration flow generates a return or countermigration.

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Every migration flow generates a return or countermigration.

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The vast majority of Syrians are not returning to their homes as the conflict is still raging on, and many have set up new lives in their European country making it economically unjust for them to move back.

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The migrants emigrating from Syria to Europe must move across the many miles of land and sea amidst their journey to reach the European continent.

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Migrants who move longer distances tend to choose big-city destinations.

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Migrants who move longer distances tend to choose big-city destinations.

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Many Syrian immigrants moving to Europe are choosing to inhabit in and around cities; as the majority of economic opportunities are concentrated in urban epicenters.

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Urban residents are less migratory than people in rural areas.

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Urban residents are less migratory than people in rural areas.

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This is untrue of the Syrian situation as much of the conflict between the many groups fighting in Syria are concentrated in urban centers and their surroundings; forcing urban dwellers to migrate more than their rural counterparts.

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Families are less likely to make international moves than young adults.

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Families are less likely to make international moves than young adults.

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In Syria everybody is forced to leave, for if they stay they may die as a result of the violence in the war torn nation. The inability for the decision to remain contradicts this logic.

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Many Syrian migrants tend to leave their home nation for a neighboring one, but after enduring the suffering they may endure along the way and in the nearby country. They push to reach the European continent that holds greater opportunities.

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The persistent flow of migrants from Syrian villages and cities to Europe is evidence of a wave as people from the same origin are moving to the same distant locale.