Migration profoundly impacts domestic politics by influencing public policy, social dynamics, and electoral outcomes. In numerous countries, increased migration can lead to cultural diversity but also to challenges such as resource allocation and integration issues. This often manifests in heated political debates and the emergence of nationalism. Politicians may exploit migration trends to bolster their platforms, affecting legislation on immigration and social welfare. Alternatively, migration can foster economic growth and innovation, leading to shifts in public perception and political loyalty, depending on how the issue is framed by leaders.