Czymara, C. S., & Schmidt-Catran, A. W. (2017). Refugees unwelcome? Changes in the public acceptance of immigrants and refugees in Germany in the course of Europe’s ‘immigration crisis’.European Sociological Review,33(6), 735–751.. ArticleGoogle Scholar De Coninck, D. (2020). Mi...
Are illegal immigrants entitled to due process?Due Process in the United States:Due process refers to the right of an individual to be treated in a systematic, fair way by law enforcement and the judiciary according to a set body of laws. What this means exactly is a matter of debate and...
It’s unclear how they’ll continue supporting refugees already in the United States. Religious organizations shoulder the bulk of U.S. refugee resettlement work. “President Trump has said he will defend persecuted Christians,” said Matthew Soerens of World Relief, an evangelical resettlement ...
The refugee population in South Asia constitutes roughly about 14 percent of the world's total refugees. The refugee flows are caused by a complex interact... I Jahan 被引量: 5发表: 2014年 Expulsion of illegals from Nigeria: round two. Within 5 years of the initiation of the Protocol on...
Churchill and refugees 06 Sep 2022 Leave a comment by Jim Rose in Economics of international refugee law, International law, labour economics, labour supply, law and economics, Public Choice Tags: British history, British politics, economics of immigration, racial discrimination Rate this: ...
Southern and South-Eastern European countries, particularly Greece, are facing a humanitarian crisis, where saving lives and providing food and shelter must take precedence over immigration control, regardless of whether those arriving are ‘illegal’ economic migrants or refugees. Despite the rush to ...
Favorable selectivity for labor market success can be expected to be less intense for non-economic migrants, such as refugees, tied movers and ideological migrants, and for sojourners (short-term migrants) and illegal aliens. The theoretical analysis in this paper applies only to the supply of ...
Southern and South-Eastern European countries, particularly Greece, are facing a humanitarian crisis, where saving lives and providing food and shelter must take precedence over immigration control, regardless of whether those arriving are ‘illegal’ economic migrants or refugees. Despite the rush to ...
Bound for Britain; 1,000 more refugees are allowed into Italy after threat to drown their babies.Byline: NICK PISA ALMOST 1,000 illegal immigrants landed in Italy yesterday after...Pisa, Nick
In the U.S., the Immigration andNaturalization Actis the basis for emigration. It states that the country can receive 675,000 permanent immigrants each year. Some refugees could also be recipients of emigration status. Unique job skills and family ties are some of the things considered by the...