The vast majority of immigrants without legal status in Spain are from Latin America This population stands to benefit the most from the new regularization program Spain has underway Our article explains https://bit.ly/4vazCVJ

Sudan's displacement crisis is not contained within its borders Chad, South Sudan, Egypt, Ethiopia & Uganda are all absorbing refugee flows while managing pressures of their own Our World of Migration podcast discusses 🎧 https://bit.ly/4w7h7SO

Countries created the Platform on Disaster Displacement 10 years ago to coordinate global responses to people fleeing natural disasters in the face of a warming planet Our podcast looks at its legacy and its future address displacement ##climatechange https://bit.ly/4wiaVrg

La gran mayoría de los inmigrantes sin situación legal en España proceden de América Latina Esta población es la que más se beneficiará del nuevo programa de regularización que España tiene en marcha Nuestro artículo lo explica https://bit.ly/4wngB3t

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La histórica oferta de España de regularizar a cientos de miles de migrantes en situación irregular —dos tercios de los cuales proceden de América del Sur o Central— podría tener importantes repercusiones en América Latina He aquí el motivo: https://bit.ly/4wngB3t

Spain’s historic offer of legal status to more than 1 million irregular migrants, two-thirds of them from South or Central America, could have major ramifications in Latin America Here’s why: https://bit.ly/4vazCVJ

Our podcast Changing Climate, Changing Migration features in-depth discussions with some of the top minds in the world about how climate change is intersecting with human mobility 🎧 Tune in wherever you get your podcasts

1,2 millones de personas han solicitado la regularización de su situación en España en el marco de un nuevo programa de regularización Esta es la última de las repetidas ofertas del país para regularizar la situación de los inmigrantes Más información: https://bit.ly/4wngB3t

Aid cuts are eroding the local organisations that directly support migrant returnees Building a coherent European reintegration system means investing in civil society in origin countries. And doing so smartly, as MPI Europe explains https://bit.ly/4vqt8mx

España acaba de publicar datos sobre los 1,2 millones de inmigrantes en situación irregular que solicitaron la regularización a través de su programa extraordinario de regularización Diego Chaves-González y @annaterroncusi.bsky.social explican qué motivó al Gobierno https://bit.ly/4wngB3t

1.2 million people applied for legal status in Spain under a new regularization program This is the latest in the country’s repeated offers of regular migration status Read more from Diego Chaves-González & @annaterroncusi.bsky.social https://bit.ly/4vazCVJ

Spain just released data on the 1.2M irregular immigrants who applied for legal status through its extraordinary regularization Our Diego Chaves-González & @annaterroncusi.bsky.social explain what drove the gov't and how this marks a different course than in Latin America https://bit.ly/4vazCVJ

Longtime humanitarian expert and legal scholar Walter Kälin provides a history of the international effort to respond to climate displacement It’s all in the new episode of our podcast Find Changing Climate, Changing Migration wherever you get your podcasts

No todos los guatemaltecos retornados son iguales. El tiempo en EE. UU. moldea su inglés, vínculos familiares, deuda migratoria y deseo de re-emigrar Nuestro informe con @UNmigration analiza qué significa esto para las políticas de reintegración https://bit.ly/44fos6W

Not all Guatemalan returnees are the same. Time spent in the U.S. shapes English skills, family ties, migration debt & even the desire to emigrate again Our report with @UNmigration unpacks what these characteristics mean for reintegration policy https://bit.ly/3SbyBz2

20 years ago, virtually no governments were paying attention to climate displacement. Now, it’s firmly on the global agenda. What changed? Our podcast speaks with humanitarian & legal expert Walter Kälin of the Platform on Disaster Displacement

The Trump immigration agenda has gotten a boost from the Supreme Court at times & pushback, as seen with today’s ruling invalidating the birthright citizenship executive order How has the administration fared generally in the courts? We took a look: https://bit.ly/40T2pS4

The Trump administration had claimed that ending the guarantee of birthright citizenship was necessary to halt "birth tourism” The practice of foreign women coming to the US to give birth, however, is quite rare, as our experts explain https://bit.ly/4vTEY9n

Ending birthright citizenship actually would have swelled the size of the unauthorized immigrant population – contrary to the stated aim of the Trump executive order invalidated today by the Supreme Court Check out our findings with Penn State: https://bit.ly/3Sx2Ih8

The Supreme Court has deemed unconstitutional the Trump effort to end #birthrightcitizenship We estimate this would have denied US citizenship to an average 255,000 babies born each year to parents who are temporary visa holders or unauthorized immigrants https://bit.ly/3Sx2Ih8

The EU budget for 2028–34 is being negotiated. Frontex's mandate is up for review. These offer a window to build a coherent European reintegration system The need to focus on the reintegration aspect is urgent, new short read argues https://bit.ly/4vqt8mx

Our seasoned experts analyze cutting-edge U.S. immigration issues every month Subscribe to our free newsletter to get insights in your inbox bit.ly/USPolicySignUp

🎙️ Where do Cuban migrants go when pathways narrow and options shrink? Our World of Migration podcast explores shifting routes, new destinations, and what it all means for migrants and receiving communities alike. 🎧 https://bit.ly/4nC6hRN

Nearly 1.3M immigrants in the US held Temporary Protected Status in March 2025 That number's on course to reach 0 by Nov, with the Supreme Court green-lighting the Trump administration’s authority to terminate TPS designations Read up on this authority https://bit.ly/3RrADuz

How can naturalized U.S. citizens be stripped of their citizenship? Our article explains ➡️ https://bit.ly/4b9oJfA

Today’s US Supreme Court ruling on TPS was momentous You’d know why if you were subscribed to our free US Policy Beat newsletter bit.ly/USPolicySignUp

Sudan is the world's largest displacement crisis. Yet it has received scant international attention & humanitarian aid has not kept pace with the scale of need Why? Our World of Migration podcast explores with Dr. Margaret Monyani of @OLAMAfrica

What does the US Supreme Court’s ruling on TPS mean for the hundreds of thousands of Haitian & Syrian immigrants, who will now lose their temporary protections? Read up on these groups 🇭🇹 https://bit.ly/HaitianImmigrantStats 🇸🇾 https://bit.ly/SyrianImmigrantStats

The US Supreme Court just ruled that the Trump administration can terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for hundreds of thousands of Haitian and Syrian immigrants. Here’s what to know about the effort to roll back TPS https://bit.ly/3RrADuz

Many immigrants view obtaining U.S. citizenship as the final and permanent step in their integration process The Trump administration’s effort to ramp up denaturalizations could change that https://bit.ly/4b9oJfA

Europe's reintegration landscape is crowded but fragmented, with AVRR programmes operated or funded by the EU, Frontex, Member States & others MPI Europe maps the landscape & calls for a more coherent European strategy on reintegration 🔗 https://bit.ly/4vqt8mx

🇺🇸 Since 1924, it’s been unlawful in all 50 states for noncitizens to vote in federal elections Noncitizen voting is extremely rare, audits by election officials & studies show Our explainer examines the evidence⤵️ www.migrationpolicy.org/content/noncitizen-voting-us-elections ##SAVEAct

From 1967 to 2017, the United States revoked citizenship from fewer than 150 immigrants in total If the Trump administration has its way, that number is about to increase Our experts explain the nuts and bolts of denaturalization, today and historically: https://bit.ly/4b9oJfA

La inseguridad económica tras la deportación influye en la estabilidad familiar y en los resultados a largo plazo de la reintegración Nuestro nuevo informe ofrece consideraciones de política para el sistema de reintegración de Guatemala https://bit.ly/44fos6W

Revoking U.S. citizenship from immigrants who naturalized is historically rare The Trump administration is trying to change that Muzaffar Chishti & @colleenputzelkav.bsky.social explain: https://bit.ly/4b9oJfA

Economic insecurity after deportation shapes family stability & long-term reintegration outcomes Our new report offers policy considerations for Guatemala's reintegration system https://bit.ly/3SbyBz2

The EU's New Pact on Migration and Asylum is now in force But reintegration — a core component of the whole system — is still a political afterthought. That should change, MPI Europe colleagues Camille Le Coz & Ravenna Sohst argue 🔗 www.migrationpolicy.org/news/europe-...

When a breadwinner is deported, the need to find work becomes an urgent priority 61% of Guatemalan returnees in 2025 supported their entire household This makes fast, quality employment access an essential lifeline Learn more about Guatemala’s reintegration approach bit.ly/3SbyBz2

Governments in destination countries are turning to externalization strategies that involve partner governments to manage migration Many efforts have focused primarily on deterrence. What does the future hold? Natalia Banulescu-Bogdan, Meghan Benton & Susan Fratzke explore https://bit.ly/44dLj2S

Los guatemaltecos que están siendo deportados por EE. UU. llevan más años de residencia en el país, lo que indica vínculos más profundos con EE. UU. y, probablemente, más desafíos de reintegración. Descubre qué significa esto para Guatemala 🔗 https://bit.ly/44fos6W

📌 Everything you need on Cuban migration: data, policy analysis, historical profiles, and expert insights—all in one place. MPI's Cuba Country Resource page is your go-to reference. https://bit.ly/3Qoeqx6

Guatemalans being deported by the U.S. have longer years of U.S. residence, which means deeper U.S. ties &likely greater reintegration challenges Check out what this means for Guatemala 🔗 https://bit.ly/3SbyBz2

It’s #WorldRefugeeDay! Explore where are refugees coming from, where they’re going, and how the patterns have shifted over time with our interactive map https://bit.ly/refugeetool

As deportee profiles start to shift, Guatemala's reintegration system faces new demands 🇬🇹 New MPI & @UNmigration report examines changing returnee trends + their implications for successful reintegration 🔗 bit.ly/3SbyBz2

A medida que los perfiles de los deportados cambian, el sistema de reintegración de Guatemala enfrenta nuevas exigencias 🇬🇹 Nuestro nuevo informe analiza las tendencias cambiantes de los migrantes retornados y sus implicaciones para una reintegración exitosa 🔗 bit.ly/44fos6W

Ahead of World Refugee Day this weekend, explore our recent work on refugee and asylum policy: https://bit.ly/mpi-refugees

The EU is advancing plans for “return hubs” where countries can send unsuccessful asylum seekers, potentially either for onward deportation, detention, or stay Here’s what to know about the plan and how it compares to other externalization efforts https://bit.ly/44dLj2S

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It’s not just deportees from the US going to Eswatini. Migration externalization policies are expanding in both number & scope Here's what’s happening: https://bit.ly/44dLj2S Subscribe to our newsletter for regular updates on key developments: https://bit.ly/SourceSignUp