Prof. Nando Sigona comments on Donald Trump’s mass deportation plans and examines who mass deportations actually benefit.
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Australian refugee policy violates international law, but remains an inspiration for other countries
Ilse van Liempt was interviewed for the NRC newspaper to talk about Australian refugee policy and why European countries like to copy it.
How millions of US children would be hurt by Trump’s mass deportation plan: ‘Deep harm is intentional’
Read this interview by The Guardian to Nando Sigona on how Trump’s mass deportation plan could harm millions of U.S. children, causing family separations, trauma, poverty, and community destabilization.
What a Trump presidency means for millions of migrants and their families in the US
Nando Sigona explores in this article the potential impacts of a Trump 2024 presidency on migrant families in the U.S., including shifts in deportation and family separation policies.
Opinion article at De Groene Amsterdammer on the fears to access shelter & healthcare for undocumented migrants in the Netherlands after new financial cuts announced
I-Claim research featured by Ilse van Liempt in the Opinion titled “Op straat wordt een klein wondje groot” (On the street, a small wound becomes big) published at De Groene Amsterdammer.
Opinion at the de Volkskrant following the announcement of the cancellation of National Aliens Facility (LVV)
Ilse van Liempt and Minke Hajer contributed, together with other researchers, to the Opinion article at the De Volkskrant following the announcement of the cancellation of LVV.
From Bulgaria to the English Channel: tracing trafficked migrant boats
Nando Sigona interviewed by AFP/France24 on intra-European co-operation on irregular migration and its impact on irregularised migrants.
Ilse van Liempt: Effectiveness of new migration deal with Egypt is questionable
Ilse van Liempt (University of Utrecht) was interviewed by the Het Financieele Dagblad on the new deal with Egypt.
Breaking News from the UK Supreme Court
The government’s controversial plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda for processing has hit a roadblock as the court deems it unlawful. But hold on, the saga isn’t over!