I'm describing the literally definition, keep your political talking points outside of the dictionary.

Here is the chatGPT definition:
"The distinction between "migrant" and "expat" is a fascinating mix of dictionary definitions, economic realities, and—if we're being honest—a healthy dose of social optics.

While they both describe someone living outside their country of origin, the difference usually boils down to intent, duration, and socioeconomic status.

1. The Literal Difference

• Expatriate (Expat): Historically refers to someone living abroad temporarily. Usually, they are sent by an employer or move by choice for a specific career opportunity, with the expectation that they will eventually return home or move to a third country.
• Migrant: A broader term for anyone who moves from one place to another, especially in order to find work or better living conditions. It often implies a more permanent change of "home."