Transnationalism refers to the process by which individuals, communities, and organizations maintain connections and interactions across national borders. This phenomenon often arises from migration, where people move from one country to another but continue to engage with their home country through cultural practices, economic ties, and social networks. Transnationalism can influence various aspects of life, including identity, politics, and economics. For example, immigrants may participate in the political processes of both their home and host countries, while also sending remittances back home. This interconnectedness highlights the complexities of globalization and the fluidity of national boundaries.