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The cost of being smuggled into the US has spiked – here’s why

There's big money to be made smuggling desperate people into the US from Mexico, not only for smugglers, but also corrupt police and border guards.

Justin Rohrlich · Quartz 12 Jun 2019

Chart of the day: Where America's refugees came from in 2018

Historically, the United States has resettled more refugees than any other country. Now, that’s all changing.

Rosamond Hutt 11 Jun 2019

Education, Gender and Work

The rise of the English-speaking, college-educated undocumented immigrant

Undocumented immigrants in the US are increasingly likely to be college-educated, according to a recent study by Pew Research Center.

Ana Campoy · Quartz 05 Jun 2019

How water scarcity triggers the refugee crisis – and what tech can do to solve it

Lack of drinking water plays a much larger role in migration than most people realize. But thanks to new tech, humanity is on the brink of overcoming the shortfall in potable H2O for good.

Maxim Pasik 04 Jun 2019

Anti-immigration sentiments are dropping across Europe, study finds

An innovative study conducted by an MIT political scientist has looks at more than 3 decades of opinions in Europe.

Peter Dizikes · MIT News 03 Jun 2019

The US will impose tariffs on Mexico, says President Trump

President Trump's latest tariff threat comes amidst a surge of illegal migrants crossing the US southern border.

Steve Holland and Frank Jack Daniel · Reuters 31 May 2019

Cultural assimilation is a crucial part of reducing anti-immigrant sentiment in native populations

Recent waves of immigration in the US and Europe have triggered debate debate, but recent research suggests that large cultural differences can incite anti-immigrant sentiment despite the...

Marco Tabellini · VoxEU 29 May 2019

This new study challenges a common myth about EU migration

Europe is home to a number of different welfare systems, each with different characteristics and each affected by migration in different ways.

Marcus Österman · The Conversation 23 May 2019

5 key themes for reforming the EU, as elections approach

As European parliamentary elections loom, with pro-European and nationalist factions battling over the future of the bloc, these are the key issues to resolve.

Grace A. Ballor 13 May 2019

The British are the most positive in Europe on the benefits of immigration

Many people in Britain see the benefits of new arrivals, according to a new survey on how countries around the world feel about the topic.

Johnny Wood 10 May 2019

The number of internally displaced people is at a record high. Here's why

Violence, political instability and poverty have caused the number of IDPs to increase by more than a million worldwide over the last year.

Vicente Anzellini and Clémence Leduc 10 May 2019

5 things to know about African migration

More than a third of Africans have considered leaving their country, according to a new report. But migration trends across the continent contain some surprising details.

Johnny Wood 09 May 2019

Environment and Natural Resource Security

From Australia to Africa, fences are stopping Earth’s great animal migrations

Around the world, fences are stopping the migration of numerous species.

Bill Laurance and Penny van Oosterzee · The Conversation 15 Apr 2019

This is where US immigrants send their money

In 2017, remittance payments worldwide totalled $625 billion, a 7% increase on 2016 when the total is thought to have been $586 billion.

Niall McCarthy · Statista 09 Apr 2019

Global Economic Imbalances

Welfare systems and immigration: How are they linked in Europe?

This is how immigration affects natives’ attitudes towards redistribution and the implications for welfare states in Europe.

Alberto Alesina, Hillel Rapoport, and Elie Murard · VoxEU 09 Apr 2019

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