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On SAGE Insight: Europe’s unknown war: The consequences of outsourcing migration policy

Posted on July 26, 2017 by

From Race and Class It is easy to abhor Donald Trump’s pledge to build a wall along the US-Mexico border, and his executive orders halting immigration of nationals from seven Muslim-majority states. What is less recognised, because often conducted behind … Continue reading →

Posted in Area and Ethnic Studies, SAGE Insight | Tagged border closures, EU migration policy, EUBAM, European Union, Human Rights, Malta Declaration, offshore asylum processing, outsourcing immigration controls, Partnership Framework, people smuggling, refugees | Leave a comment