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On 14 June, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) issued his flagship annual report, Global Trends: Forced Displacement 2022. It states that by the end ...

Nine activists with Palestine Action US were arrested Monday during a rally at the Cambridge office of Elbit Systems.

Malak Benslama-Dabdoub’s profile on The Conversation

With the recent developments of the Palestine- Israel conflict, one must ask themselves how much they know about this long drawn out multifaceted struggle.

Countries in the Americas are reeling as the flow of migrants reaches historic levels, but international “funds simply aren’t there” for humanitarian needs, a United Nations official said. Ugochi Daniels, deputy director of operations for the International Organization for Migration, said a larger and coordinated regional effort is necessary for a longer term solution to the steady movement of vulnerable people toward the United States. The U.N. estimated that this year th...

Gerry, now the Executive Director, Global Relations Partnership and Customers Satisfaction, APS, Canada Startup Visa shared the roadmap on this during a virtual engagement with the members of the Journalists International Forum For Migration-JIFORM ahead of the body’s 4th Global Migration summit slated for Toronto between October 2-14 focusing on Climate Change, Human Mobility and Sustainable Investment.

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A Prevailing narrative about immigration is that migrants displace U.S.-born residents in the workforce, but new research from UC Davis economists shows that’s not the case.

Migrants could be bringing infectious diseases across our southern border. When they are bussed to New York and elsewhere, diseases go with them.

UC Davis research details how the COVID-19 pandemic led to a decrease in immigration to the U.S. and how jobs often filled by migrants were not filled by U.S.-born residents.