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Journal on Migration & Human Security (JMHS) retweeted
Congratulations to @AbbyCordova0411 and the rest of the Notre Dame Eliminating Violence against Women (E-VAW) Lab on this latest publication.
Why are more women migrating to the US from Central America?
A new study by @AbbyCordova0411, Jonathan Hiskey, Mary Malone, & @DianaOrces uncovers how gender-based violence (GBV) is pushing women from Northern Central America to seek safety up north.
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Journal on Migration & Human Security (JMHS) retweeted
NY’s 2019 Green Light Law cut deportations via traffic stops. And the DOJ currently claiming it enables identity fraud.
Learn more about what the data says about the impact of this policy from our piece on research in @JMHSjournal.
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Read the @JMHSjournal article, "Statelessness in the United States: A Study to Estimate and Profile the US Stateless Population", here. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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"In the United States, official estimates are that about 4,000 residents are stateless, but experts say thousands more go uncounted — the Center for Migration Studies estimates there could be as many as 218,000".
@BostonGlobe @huiiiiiyee
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Join CMS and @HHHSchool tomorrow for a webinar presenting the latest fact-based estimates of the undocumented population size in the United States. #demography #undocumentedimmigrants
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We urgently need policies that advance the right to stay, migrate & return and center local projects of thriving. My Central American colleagues and I develop this argument in the latest volume of @JMHSjournal, analyzing the US Root Causes Strategy. journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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The Journal on Migration and Human Security published a peer-reviewed article this week by Antônio Lemos — a @NotreDame Ph.D. student in theology and member of the Klau Institute’s Migration Graduate Working Group.
Read the full article here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Journal on Migration & Human Security (JMHS) retweeted
New Article! What does a right to stay look like in Lebanon? It's complicated - and should change how we think about the right itself! Proud to contribute to @JMHSjournal's collection on the right to stay, grounded in @JRSLebanon's work. Check it out!
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The Biden-Harris administration launched an ambitious plan to address the #rootcauses of migration. We review the US strategy now in an article published at @JMHSjournal, where we particularly focus on the role of local communities in shaping their right to stay (and migrate).
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@GVSHP & CMS archivist Mary Brown will celebrate the immigrant history of the South Village with a presentation on Dec 12 at 6 PM ET. Mary Brown will also discuss her new book, “The Art of #Immigration: Italian Art in an American Church.” #Register below!
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Today is #GivingTuesday, a movement dedicated to unleashing the power of radical generosity around the world. #Donate today to help CMS expand and strengthen its work. Together, we can create a better world built upon shared humanity and respect for all.
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Paper out in @JMHSjournal today. It's been such a painful year.
This study engages with Lebanese, Syrian, and Palestinian LGBTIQ+ IDPs from South Lebanon, where the intersection of their sexual and gender identities with displacement necessitates a precarious balance—staying invisible to most while selectively visible to a trusted few.
The research challenges rigid distinctions between "refugee" and "IDP" for this group, emphasizing the need for inclusive frameworks that reflect the intersectional realities of the hyper-marginalized in displacement.
Full paper, here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Opinion for @newhumanitarian, here: thenewhumanitarian.org/opini…
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Excited to see this paper in print @JMHSjournal! Joint w @cbansak, @SusanAverett, & my former thesis @nd_econ student Grace Condon. We show that access to in-state tuition raises graduation rates among likely undocumented women, especially single women.🧵doi.org/10.1177/233150242412…
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New from @JMHSjournal: The authors examine why individuals persist in their efforts to leave their country of birth, despite having 1st-hand knowledge of the high risks involved in an unauthorized crossing of the US #border & the low chances of success.
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#Immigrants are a strong presence in #Pennsylvania’s labor force, accounting for 9.7% of the statewide total. This brief explores the composition of PA's #undocumented workforce, highlighting the contributions that they make to the state’s economy.
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Drawing from autobiographical narrative interviews, Ewa Cichocka examines the perception of #research categories among people raised in #Germany by #Polish parents.
@UniWarszawski @SageJournals
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Using mixed methods for case studies in 2 rural municipalities of the #Philippines, Jeremaiah M. Opiniano & Yan Tan set out to determine how emotions come into play as families strive to use remittances productively.
@UST1611official @UniofAdelaide
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By analyzing state archival documents, Weejun Park examines how #SouthKorean state has developed a governance framework that spans multiple political-territorial boundaries through state transformation.
@universityofky @SageJournals
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Despite its achievement—& based on his 1st-term record—a 2nd #DonaldTrump term represents an existential threat to the US #Refugee Admissions Program, with the progress made during the @JoeBiden administration, not to mention the program itself, at risk.
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Check out this @CBSNews article discussing migration policy and deportation rhetoric in the presidential campaign, featuring insights from @JMHSJournal.
🔗 Read more:
CBS: ow.ly/wLBv50TQOsW
Sage Journal article: ow.ly/UMyK50TQOsV
#MigrationPolicy #USElection2024
