The article examines President Biden’s strategy on mixed migration, highlighting efforts to manage irregular migration through regional cooperation, humanitarian parole programmes for select nationalities, and the establishment of Safe Mobility Offices across Latin America. It contrasts this approach with Europe’s migration response, drawing lessons on shared responsibility and protection-centered policies.
While so much of international migration policy appears to be characterised by the normalisation of increasingly abusive practices, it is, nevertheless,
A shorter version of this article was first published as an opinion piece in the EUobserver on September 26th 2024
The Mixed Migration Centre has carried out research on the experience of returning migrants in Asia, Africa, Latin America, the
The temporary protection of Ukrainian refugees: a model for the future or a case of discriminatory exceptionalism? The following essay
Migration has undeniably taken centre stage in political discourse, not only as a domestic hot topic but also as a
Selective and Strategic indifference: Lebanon’s migration and refugee landscapes in the absence of inclusive legal frameworks The following essay was
This year’s ‘Resisting the extreme’ essay highlights policies and actions that recognise that migrants merit support and protection.
Evidence and migrants’ voices: the missing links in the EU’s new Global Alliance to Counter Migrant Smuggling In the 2023
The Mixed Migration Centre (MMC) of the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) is launching its 6th edition of the Mixed Migration
