Nabil Iosif Morad visits the house where 3 women travelling alone with their children are temporarily staying while waiting for their family re-unification claim to be approved. Coming from the cities of Homs and Damascus the women left Syria with their children and risked the dangerous journey in a bit to join their husbands whoContinue reading "Migration Managerialism"

Canada 'urgently' discussing asylum seeker deportation issue with U.S. — Read on http://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.5512261

By : Dominique , Brayden and Ashley. Economic Costs/Benefits: The Government of Australia’s “Pacific Solution” was implemented in response to the growing number of refugee-seekers arriving in Australia via irregular means, most notably by small-vessel over the open-ocean. In order to maintain public support for the highly-controversial policy, the Australian Government has sought to portrayContinue reading "Economic Benefit/Cost to Host, Refugee Perspective, Stories/Agency , Final Argument."

by melody and damian and olivia Since their inception, refugee camps have been viewed as places offering a safe haven for refugees waiting to be resettled far away from the dangers of their home countries. This perception of refugee camps have been conceptualized as a means of giving them legitimacy, but as Itamar Mann hasContinue reading "Cambodia: Refugee Warriors and Economics"

International Worker’s Day, early morning blockade outside ICE headquarters in San Francisco 2017. Photo: Peg Hunter Important Update  This past Thursday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that his government would allow refugee claimants to cross the border and spend 14 days in isolation. Just one day after this announcement, the federal government unexpectedly reversed thisContinue reading "North American Border: Sanctuary Cities, Self Representation, and Economics"