More people are migrating today than at any time before., True, Less than 100 million people live outside their country of birth., False, Most migrants move mainly for economic reasons., True, Economic migrants and refugees are always clearly different groups., False, The 1951 international convention defines refugees as people fleeing persecution., True, Refugees have legal rights such as access to healthcare and education., True, Climate change and natural disasters are not recognized as causes of displacement., False, Every country automatically accepts the international refugee definition., False, An asylum seeker is someone whose refugee status has not yet been decided., True, Internally displaced persons cross international borders to escape danger., False, Governments are always able to protect internally displaced persons., False, Many countries focus on controlling who enters their borders., True, Migrants are increasingly seen as security threats by some governments., True, Migrants only create problems for host countries’ economies., False, International cooperation can help manage large migration flows., True

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