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Why It's So Hard To Fight Mass Migration

BECOMING US

Long before newcomers began arriving at Ellis Island, Indigenous peoples had already lived on this land for thousands of years, but the first permanent Spanish colony in the mid-15...

Migration Politics and Work Health and Safety

Like many other countries, Australia’s political debate seems dominated by immigration issues. This week, after Federal Minister Tony Burke announced the government’s revised immig...

Mapped: Europe’s Surging Migrant Population (2000–2024)

Explore how Europe's migrant population changed since 2000, from the UK's 7.1 million increase to Malta's record 827% growth.

California in-migration and out-migration

Long-run U.S. population movements have been driven more by natural amenities than by jobs, and California, rich in both uniform and complementary climates, should be a persistent...

The Migration-Wave Control Room: Go/No-Go Gates, Stop Conditions, and Recovery Decisions

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Immigration policy has real-world impacts

Editors at National Review Online explain why the federal government’s immigration policy matters. A new report from the Center for Immigration Studies suggests that the foreign-bo...

Migration as an electoral battleground

With Greece’s national elections drawing near and the political parties having already mobilized their mechanisms in the race for votes, another parallel and often more important b...

Watch: Australia’s debate on migration

Watch ABC New Australia's televised national forum on migration, including commentary from Abul Rizvi who recently spoke at The PIE Live Asia Pacific, and contributions from severa...

Immigration roundup podcast: September 2026

The big news last month was statement of changes HC 584 which introduces a new form of relief for skilled workers who are recognised as victims of modern slavery, and makes changes...

Free Movement Weekly Immigration Newsletter #138

Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter! The transcript of the Home Secretary’s evidence to the Home Affairs Committee was published last week. She said the new settlement p...

Commentary: "Help Wanted/Leave Now!" How U.S. immigration policy remains maddeningly consistently inconsistent

A new exhibition at the California Museum in Sacramento, "Help Wanted/Leave Now!" focuses on the country's "revolving door" of programs and practices toward immigrants.

Anti-Immigration Movements Gain Ground in Canada, Ireland and Beyond

From Canada to Europe, citizens are pushing back against migration because of concerns over crime, welfare dependency, and the broader fiscal burden. The post Anti-Immigration Move...

What If America’s Immigrants Actually Left?

Free Movement Weekly Immigration Newsletter #134

Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter! The latest immigration statistics were released at the end of last week, and immigration, asylum and citizenship numbers are all dow...

Immigration: Too Much of a Good Thing? Muslim Immigration: Too Much of a Bad Thing.

Immigration: It's Not Whether, but Who

Free Movement Weekly Immigration Newsletter #139

Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter! The end of the ‘one in, one out’ deal between the UK and France was announced last week. The pilot expired on 1 October 2026, and th...

Mass Migration Devastated California's Natural Resources Over Decades: Study

Immigration cost California much of its agricultural land and had devastating consequences on its natural resources over the past 50 years, a newly published report indicates. Numb...

Old Hotness: Immigrants Stealing Jobs From Natives; New Hotness: Natives Stealing Jobs From Migrants

Immigration roundup podcast: August 2026

Jasmine is back with Mala Savjani, partner at Wilsons Solicitors, for August’s round up of immigration law news. Mala talks through the latest quarterly statistics which show immig...

What Is Immigration Technology and How Has It Evolved?

Immigration technology is the software, databases, and hardware that governments, law firms, and employers use to file, track, screen, or enforce immigration… The post What Is Immi...

The Grim Future of European Migration Policy

At the end of July, over the space of two days, around 72,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The post The Grim Future of European Migration Policy a...

Which Immigrant Groups Measure Up to Native-Born Standards?

Surveys of the native-born public show what Americans expect of immigrants who settle among them. The post Which Immigrant Groups Measure Up to Native-Born Standards? appeared firs...