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Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green analyze UK politics and Brexit using felt pens and flow charts.
Investigative journalists reveal brutal beatings of migrants at Croatia's border with Bosnia.
An estimated 15 million people compete annually for 50,000 green cards through the U.S. diversity immigrant visa program, with odds of winning at just 0.25%.
Mahmoud and Hani al-Madhoun confront the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, highlighting the forced starvation of Palestinians and their commitment to advocacy.
In January 2015, Bulgaria announced plans to extend its border fence by an additional 130 kilometers to prevent migrant crossings from Turkey.
A 30-foot bollard wall stands incomplete along the U.S.-Mexico border, a symbol of the ongoing debate over immigration and border security.
The Black community in Tulsa reclaims Juneteenth weekend amid Trump's controversial rally.
A reaction video released by the U.S. government aimed to discredit Selena Gomez while promoting Donald Trump's immigration policies and highlights the blend of celebrity and politics.
20,000 migrants from sub-Saharan Africa have sought refuge in Tunisia's largest migrant camp, facing violence and severe living conditions.
China's two-child policy in July 2010 highlights disparities for migrant families in Shanghai.
Since January, over 8,000 people have reached the English coast, marking a record for this point in the year amid rising challenges for asylum seekers.
Denmark's right-wing Danish People's Party has passed regulations mandating pork be served in all public institutions, reflecting a growing anti-immigration stance.
Thousands of underage migrants from Guatemala and Honduras overwhelm CBP detention facilities.
The US Supreme Court upheld the 14th Amendment, ruling President Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship unconstitutional.
El Salvador's gang violence forces deportees from the U.
More than 2 million people have fled Venezuela due to poverty, hunger, and medical shortages, with nearly half of them being children and young people.
Six-year-old Pelé misses his father, who was deported to Mexico when Pelé was a baby, and struggles with the pain of being separated from him.
More than 2,300 children have been separated from their parents due to the Trump administration's zero-tolerance immigration policy.
More than 15,000 surveillance cameras are now positioned on street corners across the United States, raising concerns about privacy and civil liberties.
Chile faces massive protests over inequality, with Sebastián Piñera reshuffling his cabinet amid unrest.
Republicans and Democrats criticize Biden over the end of Title 42 and border readiness issues.
Chinese New Year triggers the world's largest annual human migration for families like Yang Jianguo's.
Six young Germans share their experiences and fears about the rise of the right-wing populist party AfD and its impact on their sense of belonging.
In the United States, the surge in inmate populations since the 1980s has led to private prison companies managing the majority of detained undocumented immigrants.
Emma Hogan discusses the economic impact of migrants from the EU into Britian.
U.S. policies regarding wartime refugees are examined in light of recent conflicts in Afghanistan and Syria, raising questions about humanitarian obligations.
Australia granted just over 160,000 permanent work visas in the year leading up to June 2018, reflecting its high openness to immigration.
Sanctuary cities in the United States are rooted in the 1980s, when churches provided refuge to Guatemalan and Salvadoran refugees fleeing civil wars.
A truck driver attempts a shortcut that costs him two hours after getting stuck under a bridge and later in a ditch on a muddy road.
In 2002, Mohammad Razvi registered 300 people for ESL classes on the first day of the Council of Peoples Organization in New York City.
In 2004, only Britain, Sweden, and Ireland opened their labor markets to new European Union member states, resulting in an influx of 20 times the predicted number of immigrants.
Engaging students in discussions about immigration and migration is the focus of a webinar presented by Retro Report in collaboration with New American History and Re-Imagining Migration.
The Bracero Program highlights the ongoing tension between labor demands and immigration policies in the US, influencing family dynamics and current debates.
Xi Jinping prepares for a historic third term in 2022, impacting global relations.
25 leaders of Indian origin currently head S&P 500 companies, a significant increase from 11 a decade ago, reflecting the Indian diaspora's growing influence.
Odds of winning the Powerball are 1 in 292.2 million, yet about 50 percent of Americans still play the lottery, often at great personal cost.
Over 1,000 villages in Uttarakhand, India, are abandoned as residents leave due to changing monsoon patterns and the impacts of climate change.
Online discourse surrounding migration in the EU is polarized, as illustrated by personal stories and frustrations over strict immigration rules and racial identity.
A 400-year-old record details the contributions of Swedish immigrants to American life, beginning with the establishment of a colony in 1638.
In northern Labrador, Holly Andersen examines the deep-rooted connections of the Inuit community to their ancestral lands and the impact of displacement.
In Canada, several refugee families navigate their first 19 days in a new country, adjusting to the challenges of an unfamiliar environment.
Twice a week, a train packed with migrants leaves Dushanbe, Tajikistan, traveling four days to Moscow in search of work.
Emma, a Chinese student, studies at Pius XI Catholic High School in Milwaukee, aiming for college.
Immigration has shaped Europe's societal and cultural landscape since the end of World War II, influencing policies and debates across the continent.
In Berlin, a parcel shop run by Maka serves as a crucial hub for the Georgian immigrant community, facilitating connections and the sharing of personal stories.
African immigrants in Spain face exploitation while working in harsh conditions for European supermarkets.
An immigrant from South Central Europe arrives in Gary, Indiana, to work at the Illinois Steel Company, showcasing safety practices in steel production.
One year and a half after moving to Canada, an Arabic-speaking LGBTQ+ individual reflects on the emotional confinement experienced during their upbringing.
