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Category Archives: Migration
Italy Concerned about North African Refugees
As protests for democratic reforms take place in Tunisia, Libya, and other North African states, Italy has noted its concern that illegal immigration from the region could peak as a result. According to the Financial Times, Italy has received about … Continue reading
Swiss Deportation of Criminals
In a country most notably recognized for its history of tolerance and calm neutrality, Switzerland’s voters have made a bold statement. In a recent referendum, majority support was won for a measure that calls for the automatic deportation of foreigners … Continue reading
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Malta on the Front Lines of African Immigration to EU
At just over 200 miles from the African coast, the island nation of Malta has been increasingly burdened by African immigrants detained on their way to mainland Europe, says a recent article in the Los Angeles Times. As an EU … Continue reading
U.K. Immigration “Cap” May Not Work
In an attempt to control the immense population explosion within the UK, largely due to migration, the country’s new coalition government has promised to halve the amount of net migration by placing a “cap” on incoming workers. Net migration is … Continue reading
Migration To Rich Countries Has Slowed Down Dramatically
A new study has revealed that the global recession has drastically stumped migration of laborers from poor countries to richer countries. The international recession has greatly affected industries such as construction that traditionally attract immigrants from poor countries. The United … Continue reading