Smugglers as influencers on the decision to migrate
Smugglers are often portrayed in media, policy and political debates as having a major role in luring individuals into undertaking […]
Normalising the extreme 2024
Over successive volumes of the Mixed Migration Review, a depressing pattern has emerged: a migration-related action or policy that inspires
Trump 2.0? Argentina adopts anti-immigration policies mirroring US models
Argentina’s immigration policy under President Javier Milei has shifted sharply toward restriction, mirroring recent U.S. approaches. New decrees limit asylum access, tighten residency and citizenship requirements, speed up deportations, and restrict healthcare and education for non-permanent residents. Migrants from Paraguay, Bolivia, and Venezuela are among the most affected, with regional repercussions extending to Chile and Ecuador. Critics argue the measures undermine integration, erode due process, and fuel anti-immigration narratives, marking a stark departure from Argentina’s traditionally inclusive stance.
Mixed Migration consequences of the war between Israel and Iran
Mixed migration consequences of the war between Israel and Iran On 13 June 2025, Israel launched large scale attacks on
Retorno hacia América del Sur: dinámicas, desafíos y preocupaciones humanitarias
Ante importantes cambios en la política migratoria de Estados Unidos en 2025, aumentan los movimientos de retorno hacia América del
Return towards South America: Dynamics, Challenges and Humanitarian Concerns
Amid major changes to U.S. immigration policy in 2025, return migration across Latin America is surging—raising urgent protection and humanitarian
Trafficking and exploitation in mixed migration
“I was raped, imprisoned, abused, and enslaved on the migration route. It is a route that I would not recommend
Migration in times of geopolitical turmoil
The first ten weeks of Donald Trump’s presidency have created unprecedented geopolitical turmoil. The Trump Administration is ‘flooding the zone’
Shrinking spaces of refuge leave displaced Eritreans asking, ‘Where to next?’
For the past few decades, the countries bordering Eritrea have provided relatively reliable and generous refuge to hundreds of thousands
Call for Participation in Policy Conference: 600 Days of War in Sudan
600 days of War in Sudan: Taking stock of the regional mixed movement trends, blindspots and future scenarios December