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Elimination of migration controls = freedom of movement
Migration Controls + Other Racial Laws = Restricted Migration.
The minute I enacted multiculturalism (before switching back) I got flooded by Cree and African migrants, even with migration controls in place.
Adding granularity and details to the pop system would go a long way for the society simulator aspect of the game.
I would like to see an option to change state religion (even if you don't have the State Religion law enacted, you're state religion is still the same as the Devout). And an option to add a culture group to the primary culture of the nation/state.
Would make a lot of sense in countries like China and Russia (Sakha Republic for example) where you have a wide range of cultures each concentrated in different parts of the country
Full Citizenship
Residence
Slaves
Servitude
....Undesirables
I forgot about that. Isn't there an even greater breakdown of types from that. Like slaves can be used as food, you can have migration controls, undesirables can be removed or eliminated.
Like the whole discrimination system is based on the American south, which was an absolutely bizarre scenario compared to the rest of the world.
Just because the Kazakhs made up the majority of their regions population while in the USSR, doesn't mean they weren't discriminated nationally.
THOUGH I do think as a pop group holds a majority of a state, that should add a modifier to reduce the impact of discrimination they face.
AND they have a higher standard of living than my Manchu pops. There's no reason for them to be angry.
Uighurs, and Tatars are still discriminated against.