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Migration
Politics
October 11, 2023
I might have been proud of Sunak and Braverman. Their stance on refugees makes me ashamed
We’ve all benefitted from the migrant family experience. They should know better than to threaten the Refugee Convention
Shami Chakrabarti
Immigration
March 22, 2023
Humans are fundamentally migratory. Stopping small boats won’t change that
Sam Miller
World
February 24, 2022
Citizenship should be a right—whatever Priti Patel thinks
Colin Yeo
Politics
December 16, 2020
Why we should grant foreign key workers free British citizenship
Phoebe Arslanagic-Wakefield
Society
December 09, 2019
We moved to a remote island—when will it feel like home?
Cal Flyn
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Society
We moved to a remote island—when will it feel like home?
Cal Flyn
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Immigration
December 08, 2019
I never thought I could be English. Now I am not sure if I want to be
Peter Pomerantsev
From the magazine
Immigration
I never thought I could be English. Now I am not sure if I want to be
Peter Pomerantsev
From the magazine
Essays
November 09, 2019
Europe wants to send migrants home—but what happens when they get there?
Daniel Howden
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Essays
Europe wants to send migrants home—but what happens when they get there?
Daniel Howden
From the magazine
Essays
October 07, 2019
The Go Home Office: how the department of Windrush could harm EU nationals next
Amelia Gentleman
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Essays
The Go Home Office: how the department of Windrush could harm EU nationals next
Amelia Gentleman
From the magazine
Economics
September 11, 2019
Foreign graduates and a rare triumph for sensible immigration policy
Jonathan Portes
Economics
Foreign graduates and a rare triumph for sensible immigration policy
Jonathan Portes
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