President Donald Trump has falsely claimed the U.S. is alone in offering citizenship as a birthright. More than 30 countries offer birthright citizenship, but some have rolled it back.
Here's what to know: https://t.co/eYVoefgMf9
Call for Applications: The Immigration Research Initiative at @CUPoliSci is offering a $56,000 fellowship for a thesis on immigration & ethnocultural diversity. For candidates applying to the PhD program in Political Science at @Concordia before Feb. 1, 2025. Details in photos.
New #OpenAccess publication with @SZonszein in @apsrjournal on the public support for non-citizen voting rights in the United States.
I am thrilled to see this out. Our findings are timely and have important implications for how Americans view democratic inclusion
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Turkish citizens will soon have to pay $46 to leave the country on each journey abroad, according to a draft law.
The so-called departure fee used to be only $4.60.
Does anyone know if there is a similar law in any other country in the world?
Researchers in Canada got most of what they were hoping for in the country’s 2024 federal budget, with a big boost in postgraduate pay and more funding for research and scientific infrastructure https://t.co/lvOYnUeBBQ
On behalf of the APSA Migration & Citizenship Executive Council, we invite y'all to attend our first Mentoring Workshop Series event of the year!
Publishing in Migration Journals
Friday, March 1
Noon to 1:30PM EST
via Zoom
Registration Link: https://t.co/4UcOUChi55
Sometimes, one gets to do very novel and interesting research one could not do outside of a unique team. This paper is one such study. Coauthored w/ @amirabdulreda & @_ahmedkhattab, this study challenges the notion that public hostility toward immigrants is based solely on fear.
Analysing #immigration attitudes in 14 #MiddleEast and #NorthAfrica countries, the authors reveal that extreme rights-restricting immigration policies, like the kafala system, lead wealthier natives to be more hostile.
👉More: https://t.co/8gjsHrW274
@PolStudiesAssoc@NARFraser
#Tunisia formally requested payment of €60m budget support by the EU on 31 August.
On this basis, the 🇪🇺disbursed the payment on 3 Oct. It concerns budget support from 2021 - not linked to the EU-Tunisia MoU. 🇹🇳 is free to cancel its formal disbursement request & wire back
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President Saied rejected the first payment of the EU-#Tunisia deal, claiming that it does not fulfill the July agreement. Given its vagueness, resistance within the EU and Saied's recent actions, this agreement is becoming more farcical by the day... https://t.co/COQDYW9AcJ
#Tunisia: #US has announced $4.45 million in new funding through @IOM_Tunisia to support services for migrants in the country, incl. life-saving assistance such as food, water, shelter & access to justice, it was announced in meeting at @usembassytunis. https://t.co/wOXopRCErX
#Tunisia: An authorised source of @MfaTunisia confirmed the decision to dismiss the #Tunisian ambassador & consul general in #Paris, saying it is part of the annual reshuffle of heads of diplomatic & consular missions and aims to give new dynamism to diplomatic action. #TAP_En