immigration

Poppy Fellows reflects on the fear fostered by anti-immigration threats in the US, at a time usually characterised by celebration and unity.

Judy Dodd, Print Arts & Lit. Editor, reviews Close Enough at Exeter Phoenix, a comedy show about the immigrant experience.

Poppy Fellows examines how Trump’s triggering of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 will impact immigrant communities in America.

Emily Elliot considers the rise of the controversial German opposition party known as the AfD.

In light of its most recent setback, Eleanor Rogers considers the past and future of Rishi Sunak’s ‘Rwanda plan’ for immigration.

Harry Craig, Print Deputy Editor, discusses the Home secretary’s challenge to asylum laws and the threat this presents to LGBTQ+ people around the world.

Elizabeth Barber reports on the impact of international students to the present-day UK economy.

Amy Rushton discusses Europe’s response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis, and whether more should be done.

As far as Trump policies go, immigration was perhaps among the most terrifying categories. Families were divided, refugee camps were frozen in time and witnessing atrocities. Among Biden’s initial legal challenges, reversing MPP was perhaps the most warming but also the most costly.

In the week when Prime Minister Theresa May hosted the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, she was forced to apologise to the Windrush generation for failures in the Home Office …