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“Illegal Immigration”
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“Just like us…”
Economic Effects of Migration
Integration and Assimilation
“Hard-working”…
“Migratised”…
Invasion, swarm, influx, threat…
Why am I being “tolerated”?
“Genuine”
“Safe routes”, “safe country”…
Where are you actually from?
“British Values”
“Queue jumping”
Migrants are not a “burden”
“Contribution”…
“Voiceless”
“Lived experience”
What do we mean by “violence”?
Asylum accommodation is not a “prison”
“Migrants and refugees” versus “migrants, including refugees”
“Expensive”, “unworkable”
Colonialism
Decolonisation
“Fairness”
Kindness
Vulnerability
Hostile Office
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Deprivation of citizenship
Immigration Raids + Enforcement
The Digital Hostile Environment
Safe Routes
International students
State-Enabled Modern Slavery
Who is welcome
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Disability + Migration
Gender, Queerness + Migration
Islamophobia and migration
Migrants’ Aspiration Programme (MAP)
challenge the checks
past campaigns
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Highly Skilled Migrants
Covid-19 impact on Frontline Migrant Workers
BME Women’s Leadership Programme
The London Project
International Students
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Know your rights guide
Human Rights In Asylum Accommodation
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“Illegal Immigration”
“Refugee Crisis”
“Just like us…”
Economic Effects of Migration
Integration and Assimilation
“Hard-working”…
“Migratised”…
Invasion, swarm, influx, threat…
Why am I being “tolerated”?
“Genuine”
“Safe routes”, “safe country”…
Where are you actually from?
“British Values”
“Queue jumping”
Migrants are not a “burden”
“Contribution”…
“Voiceless”
“Lived experience”
What do we mean by “violence”?
Asylum accommodation is not a “prison”
“Migrants and refugees” versus “migrants, including refugees”
“Expensive”, “unworkable”
Colonialism
Decolonisation
“Fairness”
Kindness
Vulnerability
Hostile Office
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Deprivation of citizenship
Immigration Raids + Enforcement
The Digital Hostile Environment
Safe Routes
International students
State-Enabled Modern Slavery
Who is welcome
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Disability + Migration
Gender, Queerness + Migration
Islamophobia and migration
Migrants’ Aspiration Programme (MAP)
challenge the checks
past campaigns
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Highly Skilled Migrants
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BME Women’s Leadership Programme
The London Project
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Know your rights guide
Human Rights In Asylum Accommodation
London local resource guides
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Brent, North-West London
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