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Finding a solution to the large movement of refugees and migrants took center stage in New York as the UN sought to have diplomats approve a document aimed at protecting the human rights of migrants and refugees. Migration has become a divisive issue in Europe and the United States and getting approval for the document has been deemed an uphill task as it is not legally binding.
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