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11 votes
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How Iceland takes better care of its foreign criminal offenders than the rest of Europe
9 votes -
Canada announces cap on international students for next two years
29 votes -
Germany ends ban on dual citizenship and reduces the number of years of residency required for naturalisation
22 votes -
Finland's government has cited security concerns for the closure of all border crossings with Russia – Russian-speaking Finns say their rights are being violated
24 votes -
‘The only way for us to survive’: The life of a New York City candy seller
15 votes -
Ontario to ban Canadian work experience requirement in job postings
17 votes -
Denmark aims a wrecking ball at ‘non-Western’ neighborhoods
42 votes -
Migrants are driving Canada's population surge despite declining birth rate: StatsCan
17 votes -
Is multiculturalism bad for women? (1997)
6 votes -
US offers nearly half-a-million Venezuelan migrants legal status and work permits following demands from strained cities
16 votes -
Why so many migrants are coming to New York
8 votes -
US study: Law abiding immigrants: the incarceration gap between immigrants and the US born 1850-2020
9 votes -
Any guides for immigration aimed at beginners?
Does anyone know of guides for immigration aimed at complete laypersons/beginners? Websites, Youtube channels etc. I am looking to be more knowledgeable about all this stuff. Thanks.
20 votes -
Canada to launch 'digital nomad strategy,' other measures to woo international talent
18 votes -
Join the military, become a US citizen: Uncle Sam wants you and vous and tu
7 votes -
The hidden toll of military labor on noncitizen soldiers. For immigrants, linking citizenship to using up one’s body and mind exerts an additional pressure to downplay damage and push through pain.
1 vote -
Denmark to grant asylum to all women and girls from Afghanistan
11 votes -
As Danish authorities consider Damascus safe for return, the practice of reconsidering refugee residence permits presents serious challenges
3 votes -
Child workers found throughout Hyundai-Kia supply chain in Alabama
8 votes -
US immigration: Why Indians are fleeing halfway around the world
5 votes -
Catching up with new Norwegians, twenty-five years on – in 1996, a group of young people living in Norway were interviewed about what it meant to be Norwegian
4 votes -
Californians and other Americans are flooding Mexico City. Some locals want them to go home
13 votes -
Denmark's controversial family policy sees many Danish parents fleeing to nearby countries, especially to the German border city of Flensburg
4 votes -
Tin Chin and Mo Lin were inseparable at the Brooklyn homeless shelter. But one of the men wasn’t who he seemed to be.
11 votes -
Denmark opens Flugt refugee museum, recognizing the contribution refugees have made to the Nordic country
2 votes -
Denmark forces refugees to return to Syria – under a more hostile immigration system, young volunteers fight to help fellow refugees stay
5 votes -
These Syrian refugees can't stay in Denmark, but they can't be sent home
5 votes -
My parents collect cans for a living
8 votes -
Finland is the world's happiest nation and I want to keep it that way – Sanna Marin says she is determined to defend human rights, despite asylum policy challenges
6 votes -
"One by one, all my friends were sent to the camps" - A first-hand account of a Uyghur Muslim whose family escaped China
13 votes -
From child refugee to politician – Suldaan Said Ahmed, whose family fled the civil war in Somalia, is intent on driving out racism in Finland
3 votes -
Finland has an ageing population and a labor shortage – despite government programs, immigrants and their families are not always greeted with open arms
7 votes -
The refugees no longer welcome to stay – authorities in Denmark argue that parts of Syria are now safe enough for refugees to return
6 votes -
In Denmark, fears grow among Syrian asylum-seekers as residence permits are revoked
9 votes -
Where would you live if you had no ties to where you are now?
The US emigration thread brought back a lot of thoughts I've had about leaving the UK, and I imagine a decent number of us have at least idly wondered about a serious move - especially after a...
The US emigration thread brought back a lot of thoughts I've had about leaving the UK, and I imagine a decent number of us have at least idly wondered about a serious move - especially after a year like we've just had.
For me, the difficulty has always been figuring out where to go: politics/climate/healthcare/lifestyle/language are a delicate balancing act, and I don't think anywhere's a slam dunk. Everyone's going to have their own take on what perfect looks like, and what compromises to make mapping that to the real world!
So let's assume you're packed and ready to go, nothing holding you back. You've still got to navigate inbound immigration, handle the language, find a job, all that good stuff - but the world is your oyster. Where would you choose to go?
16 votes -
Amid coronavirus outbreaks, migrants face the starkest of choices: Risking their lives in US detention or returning home to the dangers they fled
8 votes -
Thousands apply to be a Finn for ninety days – Americans, Canadians and Britons among those lured by campaign to attract foreign tech workers
11 votes -
He fought wildfires while imprisoned. California reported him to ICE for deportation
9 votes -
My mother and my motherland - Jiayang Fan on the struggles of growing up as a poor immigrant, and how her desperate attempt to protect her hospital-bound mother was repurposed as Chinese propaganda
5 votes -
ICE announces modifications to international student policies amid coronavirus pandemic
8 votes -
Farmworkers, mostly undocumented, become "essential" during pandemic
9 votes -
Norway opens its doors to six hundred people evacuated from Libya to Rwanda
9 votes -
Forced repatriation for Denmark's Syrian refugees? Several families are living in fear of being deported to Syria, where the civil war continues
5 votes -
ICE creates fake US university, lures international students, collects money, arrests them
21 votes -
People of Chinese descent have long faced prejudice and violence in France. But today a new generation is staking out its rightful place in society
8 votes -
Know your Bluecheck: Immigration from the Inside
6 votes -
Denmark's ghettos – How one of Europe's most open countries took a hard line on immigration
7 votes -
Bike riding courses offer Finland's immigrants new freedom
7 votes -
In Iceland I found I couldn't write – but then I started to notice small things
6 votes