illegal immigration
The story behind the ‘little girl’ photo that’s turning the world against Trump’s border policy
Photographer John Moore reeled off a series of vivid but disturbing frames on that moonless night: ‘I could see the fear in their faces, in their eyes’
Haitian asylum seekers are about to test Canada’s refugee system in a big way
A new wave of asylum seekers will arrive from the U.S., and the welcome mat may no longer be out
How Canada’s border towns are dealing with a growing stream of refugees
Twenty-four hours. Four provinces. Seven towns. What one day on the Canada-U.S. line says about refugees, Canadian tolerance and Trump’s America
Greece takes it out on immigrants
Bloody attacks against minorities have spiked as Golden Dawn rises
REVIEW: Fortress Europe: dispatches from a gated continent
Book by Matthew Carr
Where have Georgia’s immigrant workers gone?
Echoing Arizona, Georgia passed a tough immigrant law. Now it finds itself desperately short of farmhands.
Napolitano and who gets in
It goes without saying that Canadians are frustrated by U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano’s bizarre remark, in that CBC interview, to the effect that the Sept. 11 attackers slipped into the States through Canada. (They didn’t, of course, but the myth persists, as myths have a way of doing.)