Does traveling, shopping and studying abroad in the United States count as population migration? Why please use professional terms?

No, my answer may be slightly different from the formal terminology, but the key words are the same. Population migration is the spatial movement of people between two regions. This migration generally involves the change of population residence from the place of emigration to the place of immigration, and is generally permanent or long-term. Traveling to the United States, shopping and studying abroad are all short-term population movements, which do not meet the characteristics of permanent or long-term characteristics, and the place of residence of the population does not change into a permanent or long-term place of immigration.

So it doesn’t belong, the full text is typed by hand, I hope it will be adopted