Coalition Would Toughen Scrutiny Of Migrants’ ‘Values’ And Wants New Assessment Of Those From Gaza
The Oasis Reporters April 17, 2026 Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra A Taylor government would
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Kenyans Are Encouraged To Work Abroad, But Protection Rights Remain Weak – New Research
The Oasis Reporters April 15, 2026 Jonathan Presley, University of Amsterdam and Evelyn Ersanilli,
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Africa Is Losing Health Workers When It Can Least Afford To – A Pattern Rooted In Colonial History
The Oasis Reporters April 13, 2026 Danica Sims, University of Oxford Africa has
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American Politicians Talk About Persecuted Christians Abroad – But Here’s What Happens When Those Christians Migrate To The US
The Oasis Reporters March 31, 2026 Coptic Easter liturgy, East Brunswick, N.J., April 2017.Candace Lukasik,
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AI‑driven Border Surveillance Is Spreading Across West Africa. What This Means For Migrants’ Rights
The Oasis Reporters March 29, 20264> Digital surveillance at borders in Africa is at an all time high. Wikimedia Commons,
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Everybody To Kenmure Street: How A Feisty Glasgow Neighbourhood Beat A ‘Secret’ Immigration Raid
The Oasis Reporters March 14, 2026 Trish Reid, University of Reading The kind
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Minneapolis United When Federal Immigration Operations Surged – Reflecting A Long Tradition Of Mutual Aid
The Oasis Reporters February 27, 2026 Several thousand people took part in an anti-ICE demonstration in Minneapolis on Feb. 16,
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US And European Economies Depend Heavily On Immigrants – Decades Of Data Reveal Just How Much
The Oasis Reporters February 16, 2026 Deniz Torcu, IE University As anti-immigration rhetoric surges across
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Spain’s Mass Regularisation For 500,000 Undocumented Migrants Is Not Extreme, Unprecedented Or Opportunistic
The Oasis Reporters February 16, 2026 Harvest picking in Spain.Adwo/Shutterstock Asbel Bohigues, Universitat de València As
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Spain Already Regularised Over Half A Million Undocumented Migrants In 2005. Here’s What Happened To Its Economy
The Oasis Reporters February 16, 2026 Construction workers in Pontevedra, Spain.Pilar Picas/Shutterstock Joan Monras, IESE
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