Dr. Lucy Mayblin
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Senior Lecturer Sociology & Co-Director Migration Research Group, University of Sheffield, UK.
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Reposted by Dr. Lucy Mayblin
I don't know what's worse, 'crazy but lawful', or his usual 'crazy and unlawful but we'll do it anyway'. I wonder if they have to go on the horrific resettlement programmes, live in the US poverty trap, are at risk of ICE raids and detention at any moment...
November 3, 2025 at 9:29 AM
I don't know what's worse, 'crazy but lawful', or his usual 'crazy and unlawful but we'll do it anyway'. I wonder if they have to go on the horrific resettlement programmes, live in the US poverty trap, are at risk of ICE raids and detention at any moment...
On what basis would white South Africans be eligible under the refugee convention? South Africa is probably on the US white list (no pun intended). Will he have to change the law or asylum assessment rules to do this?
October 31, 2025 at 9:23 AM
On what basis would white South Africans be eligible under the refugee convention? South Africa is probably on the US white list (no pun intended). Will he have to change the law or asylum assessment rules to do this?
This is interesting. It doesn't account for the fact that Channel crossings won't come down, so as immigration plummets and economy is impacted, immigration will ironically remain high on the agenda, which will feed support for Reform. Worst of all worlds
October 30, 2025 at 2:11 PM
This is interesting. It doesn't account for the fact that Channel crossings won't come down, so as immigration plummets and economy is impacted, immigration will ironically remain high on the agenda, which will feed support for Reform. Worst of all worlds