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Since the ''Ýstrinen'' ruling, the territorial government has maintained a migration policy aimed at preserving the Tryhstian demographic majority. How this policy is implemented and how strictly it is enforced has varied according to changing political conditions, with more restrictive measures being taken under more nationalist/subnationalist administrations or during acute housing shortages. The Tryhstian Department of State (''Departamento de Estado'') is responsible for granting residency permits, [[Passport system in the Kiravian Federacy|state identity papers]], and approval for sales of residential property to non-resident persons and out-of-territory corporations. Preference in the granting of residency permits has always been given to ethnic Tryhstians. Certain administrations have also prioritised Coscivians (by patrilineal descent) with Tryhstian ancestry over other Coscivian applicants, and full-blooded Tryhstians over Tryhstian applicants with mixed ancestry. The government has also typically been liberal in issuing Tryhstian Littoral passports to ethnic Tryhstians living in other federal subjects. In [year], it was discovered that the PdL ''Xunta'' of Fernão António da Costa, known for its strong ethno-nationalist bent, had been manipulating the system by flooding the Department of State with fake applications made using the names and Fiscal Identifier Numbers of unwitting ethnic Tryhstians in [[Metrea]] and [[Argevia]] in order to drown out Coscivian applicants. Although no criminal charges were filed, this scandal resulted in the resignation of several cabinet officials and a ◊30 million class-action lawsuit against the territorial government. | Since the ''Ýstrinen'' ruling, the territorial government has maintained a migration policy aimed at preserving the Tryhstian demographic majority. How this policy is implemented and how strictly it is enforced has varied according to changing political conditions, with more restrictive measures being taken under more nationalist/subnationalist administrations or during acute housing shortages. The Tryhstian Department of State (''Departamento de Estado'') is responsible for granting residency permits, [[Passport system in the Kiravian Federacy|state identity papers]], and approval for sales of residential property to non-resident persons and out-of-territory corporations. Preference in the granting of residency permits has always been given to ethnic Tryhstians. Certain administrations have also prioritised Coscivians (by patrilineal descent) with Tryhstian ancestry over other Coscivian applicants, and full-blooded Tryhstians over Tryhstian applicants with mixed ancestry. The government has also typically been liberal in issuing Tryhstian Littoral passports to ethnic Tryhstians living in other federal subjects. In [year], it was discovered that the PdL ''Xunta'' of Fernão António da Costa, known for its strong ethno-nationalist bent, had been manipulating the system by flooding the Department of State with fake applications made using the names and Fiscal Identifier Numbers of unwitting ethnic Tryhstians in [[Metrea]] and [[Argevia]] in order to drown out Coscivian applicants. Although no criminal charges were filed, this scandal resulted in the resignation of several cabinet officials and a ◊30 million class-action lawsuit against the territorial government. | ||
It is estimated that up to 6,000 Coscivian, Celtic, Finnic, Azikorian, and | It is estimated that up to 6,000 Coscivian, Celtic, Finnic, Azikorian, and Urom Kiravians are living full-time in the Tryhstian Littoral without residency permits, mostly for employment purposes. The government has generally been tolerant towards these grey-area immigrants, as they are usually white-collar workers with low rates of criminality, no access to public benefits, and no voting rights in the territory. | ||
==Society & Culture== | ==Society & Culture== | ||