Our article on the new grounds for deportation of EU citizens in the UK is among the top 10% viewed articles published in 2023 in International Migration. Thank you, Olayinka Lewis for working together on this piece. The article is available here: doi.org/10.1111/imig...

Last call, today is the deadline to apply 😉

JOB ALERT 5 days left to apply for a post-doc to work with me in #UK2deport project at @cmr-warsaw.bsky.social Check the requirements migracje.uw.edu.pl/wp-content/u... and send your application to [email protected]

In this video, I explain the roots of Central and Eastern Europeans' differentiated deportability in the 🇬🇧 Check out this new videocast of the Centre of Migration Research: youtu.be/VtwMIc9Usn0?... #UK2deport @ncngovpl.bsky.social

🚨I am hiring, please share!🚨 🤩#UK2deport research team is growing at the CMR (Warsaw) I am looking for a post-doc with good qualitative skills and interest in involuntary returns 🗓️Application deadline Feb 28, 2025 If you have any questions, email me Job offer: www.migracje.uw.edu.pl/wp-content/u...

A port return happens when the UK Border Force refuses entry and sends back a person wishing to travel to the UK. Recently the number of port returns has dynamically grown, with 24 686 port returns in 2023 only. In a recent post @bordercrim.bsky.social we explain, why.

📻📻📻📻 Today on the radio I will be talking about Trump’s unrealistic plans to deport millions of people from the US 3:40 PM (CET) Tok FM @tokfm.bsky.social

Latin American workers in Poland unionised. An interview with two members of the union (in Polish): ozzip.pl/publicystyka...

I will be presenting the power-knowledge approach this Thursday at the Centre of Migration Research, University of Warsaw When: Dec 5, 2024, 11:00-12:00 CEST Where: Hybrid, in the Conference Hall at CMR (Pasteura 7, Warsaw) and online link👇🏻

Reading a paper by one of my colleagues and idols in a high-regarded migration journal The paper is great, but the journal didn’t do the copy editing. The footnote containing only a full stop is only one of the examples. Hiring humans to do the copy-editing could be a good idea, academic journals

Did Britain deport EU citizens when it was still an EU member? Who was deported and why? I explain it in the newly published OA article in @EJC_Eurocrim doi: 10.1177/14773708241275397 A 🧵 1/

🚨 My new open-access article is out 🚨 Paper ‘Nobody had their back’ on the differentiated deportability of Central and Eastern European EU migrants is now published and free to read for all in the European Journal of Criminology. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

UK Home Office tries to deport a Polish citizen for not having EU settled status. As in other cases we have studied in the #UK2deport research project, his problems started when he tried to return to the UK from abroad. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024...

Last Friday the Chancellor of the University of Warsaw handed me and other early career researchers the diploma from the Minister of Science. I’m (doubly) humbled by the name of the scholarship: for *outstanding* *young* scholars