There is a growing need for policy that is relevant and realistic, not just a product of one authoritative voice, but a collective of voices.  Migrants, especially migrant youth, need to be a part of the process. The changes in the legal and procedural policies need to occur not just in writing, but in practice as well.  To do so, we must re-evaluate the prejudice and stigma that has grown around migrant workers enduring less than average working conditions in host countries.