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Laws are not ethics. They should approximate ethics, but that doesn't make them a replacement for ethics.
When a law is unjust, it is only right to disobey.
“Go back to start and try again” >

Collect a go to jail card as you pass >

This is a win-win for all. Illegal migrants were not a big number to begin with, less than 18000 in a year. >

18000 people trying to escape a country in 12 months i a lot, for whatever reason. >

More like how much is 13000 out of 1.3 billion and counting >

13,000. Easy. >

Quite good deal tbh. India has enough engineers and doctors seeking to migrate legally. An they can earn moree and send back home more money than thr typical illegal migrants. >

This issue pertains more to migration of unskilled workers, cooks, nurses, delivery boys, etc. Not that big a number anyways, and it was India which took the initiative on this. >

That's still good for both countries >

yep, but nobody, neither Austria nor India wants illegal ativities taking place. Specially when India is trying to project itself as the "talent factory" of the world, and there are many pakistani and bangladeshi immigrants who pose as Indians in foreign countries. >

The legality/illegality of these people migrating is kinda beside the point. If they are migrating due to an unmet demand for labor, it doesn't harm anybody. 
At least in the US Illegal immigration is just a boogeyman for bigots. They commit fewer crimes (immigration aside which is victimless) than native born Americans and improve local and state economies. >

Illegal immigration is never good. Better make it easier for more immigrants to come in, with Visa on arrival, easily extendable Visas, more options with respect to types of visas, etc. Illegal activities cannot be defended ever. >

I agree, it did be easy and legal.
Sure illegal activities can be defended.
Legal doesn't equal ethical.
Illegal doesn't equal unethical. >

when the law clearly states something, and the ones who break it know that they are breaking a law, illegal = unethical. Period.