PROBLEMS OF TURKISH MIGRANTS LIVING IN THE EUROPEAN UNION COUNTRIES FROM 1960

In this study, the problems of Turkish migrants with a considerable population in European Union countries will be examined from the 1960s onwards. Migration is a phenomenon as old as the history of humanity, which can be defined as people leaving for a variety of reasons or leaving the country or going to another settlement or country. From past to present, people are migrating to other countries by abandoning their countries for a variety of reasons, especially for economic reasons. Turkish citizens have been on the path of Europe for economic reasons since the 1960s. In the first stage, only a group of men migrated to Europe and then formed an important population with their families. Like every immigrant who left their country and went to a new culture, Turks have faced some problems for a long time in their arrival countries. In the first place, our compatriots who have problems such as harmony, language, and housing have to deal with problems that are more difficult to solve such as unemployment, children's education and xenophobia. Although the problems in question continue today, xenophobia in particular continues to increase