How can restrictive government policies result in increased migration, even though they aim for the opposite? Group of answer choices The more something is out of reach, the more people feel moved to go after it. If a country closes its borders, it becomes more attractive to some migrants. all these answers are correct Countries with strong economies know that migrants are attracted to their labor markets. The more desirable a market place, the more migrants will apply to enter, the more restrictive the conditions for entry have to be. In their failure to see migration as a social process, governments focus on limiting entry to their country. However, this often leads families to make a great effort to unite in the destination country, for fear of becoming permanently separated. As a result, immigration applications increase