Immigration

Columnists

Apr 11, 2019

Trump escalates attack against asylum-seekers from Central America

U.S. President Donald Trump is intensifying his vicious crusade against people migrating from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, declaring last weekend, "Our country's full."

News

Apr 9, 2019

Trudeau has proven himself feckless, but Scheer is scary

Karl Nerenberg

Progressives in Canada have many good reasons to be disappointed with the Trudeau Liberal government, but the Conservative campaign of fear and panic against immigration and refugees is frightening.

Blog

Mar 17, 2019

Following Christchurch, Trudeau government must address Islamophobia now

Thomas Woodley

The tragic mosque attack in Christchurch, New Zealand should serve as a kick in the pants for the Trudeau government to take action to combat Islamophobia in Canada.

News

Feb 8, 2019

Protests planned across Canada to demand universal health-care access

Sophia Reuss

Tremé Manning-Cere

On February 12, people in 15 cities across the country plan demonstrations to demand health care be made accessible to everyone living in Canada, regardless of immigration status.

Columnists

Jan 31, 2019

Film 'The Infiltrators' has lessons for Donald Trump on deportation

Amy Goodman

Denis Moynihan

A new film tells the story of undocumented immigrants who get themselves arrested by federal authorities so they can infiltrate an immigrant detention centre and organize the detainees inside.

Blog

Jan 23, 2019

Migrant justice groups on U.S.-Mexico border face harassment and threats

Brent Patterson

The migrant justice groups that support the caravans and individuals crossing Mexico into the United States also need protection and support.

Columnists

Dec 20, 2018

Rather than providing safety, Trump's immigration policy is hurting children

Amy Goodman

Denis Moynihan

Immigration policy is a matter of life and death, most tragically impacting the most vulnerable among us.

Blog

Dec 14, 2018

Yellow Vests Canada lacks left-wing populism of gilets jaunes in France

Brent Patterson

The Canadian Yellow Vest movement targets the carbon tax and "illegal" immigration, rather than reflecting the anti-austerity demands resonating in France.

Columnists

Nov 28, 2018

Children's book examines belonging from bird's eye view

June Chua

"Mr. Flamingo" is a vibrantly illustrated children's book that chronicles the story of a flamingo forced to leave his homeland and trying to find friends after landing in Berlin.

Podcast

Nov 15, 2018

Migration out of Venezuela continues but the reasons behind the crisis aren't always what you're being told ...

rabble radio

Steve Ellner, professor of economic history and political science in Venezuela talks to Michael Welch about the factors behind the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela that we’re not hearing.

Immigration

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