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Migration

Petro government’s migration management: more promises than results

Petro’s migration policy shows slow progress and unmet promises, leaving Venezuelan migrants and deported Colombians without adequate protection.

Trump’s push for more deportations could boost demand for foreign farmworkers with ‘guest worker’ visas

If millions of undocumented workers are deported, the U.S. will face three difficult choices: import more agricultural laborers, raise wages substantially to attract legal domestic workers, or import more food.

Four ways of living in Chile as a migrant

The integration of migrants in Chile is as diverse as their backgrounds: from those who feel part of the country to those who are just trying to get by day to day.

World Refugee Day requires more than solidarity from us

The recent changes in the United States' immigration policy have led many people to take the North-South route within the continent.

What is ICE and who does it terrorize in the U.S.?

The conflict goes beyond the immigration issue; it is a sadistic racial and class struggle. And although it is premature to predict its impact on US social and labor policies, one thing is certain: it reveals a wave of dissatisfaction.

When migration is a crime, being detained or dying may be the only options

The process of detaining, holding, and imprisoning migrants began with the US invasion of Afghanistan in 2001.