How the US’ Mass Deportations Separate Families
Family separation has become a major issue again in the United States under President Donald Trump’s second administration. However, the way families are being separated in 2026 differs from the….
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EU Aid: Fighting Poverty of Funding Deportations?
EU governments want more flexibility to use development funding for migration control, including controversial return hubs outside the bloc. But international aid rules impose limits — and human rights organisations….
Immigration in Sweden: How the Country Went From One of Europe’s Most Welcoming, to One of its Most Restrictive
For decades, Sweden was known as one of Europe’s most welcoming countries for refugees. It took pride in pursuing one of Europe’s most generous asylum policies, and often presented itself….
Declassified Documents Reveal Spanish Government Aware of Ceuta Migration Surge
According to reports from DW, declassified documents indicate that Spain’s national intelligence agency warned of potential “mass entries” one day prior to the migration surge in Ceuta from Morocco in….
The U.S.’s Third-Country Removals: An Inhumane Policy
The Trump administration is using third-country deportations as a legal loophole to indirectly force asylum seekers back to their home countries. As The Guardian revealed, in late August, around 20….