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Migrant workers keep many industries and cities running, but their experiences can be easy to miss in political debates—especially when policies are designed around people who live and work in one place. In 2026, how well are their concerns represented when governments make decisions about wages, housing, healthcare and working conditions?
I’m curious whether the gap is mainly about who gets heard, how worker groups are consulted, or how policies are carried out across state borders. What would meaningful representation look like in practice?
