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The U.S. has dramatically expanded removals to places where deportees have no previous connections, known as third countries. Some agreements governing these deportations have raised concerns about whether individuals’ rights are being safeguarded.

These third-country deportations will take center stage at the Supreme Court in December.

The latest article in our Migration Information Source magazine tracks the history of third-country removals and explains the key issues. Find it through the link our bio. by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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⏰ Last weekend to apply!

Applications for our Spring 2027 internships (Jan-Apr) close October 15.

Gain substantive, hands-on experience in migration policy research or communications, work alongside leading experts & grow your professional network.

Internships come with a stipend and can be done remotely or in DC.

🗓 Apply by October 15. Link in bio. by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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What is holding back Syrian women in Turkey?

Many face steep challenges that have prevented them from being able to obtain a job or attend training. These barriers have resulted in a sharp gender gap in labor-force participation.

The latest article in our Migration Information Source magazine, by @rengin.uckan, includes perspectives from women in Turkey to explain the situation. Find it through the link in our bio. by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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In some parts of the world, this year’s potentially historic El Niño – being referred to as the Super El Niño – will be devastating.

We discuss on our podcast how this once-a-millenium event can increase the odds that people are displaced, especially for communities that have faced years of economic crisis, political unrest, and climate change.

Find “Changing Climate, Changing Migration” wherever you get your podcasts. by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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October is #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth!

Immigrants from the Philippines make up one of the largest foreign-born groups in the United States. Compared to immigrants overall, Filipinos are more likely to be U.S. citizens, have a college degree, and to have lived in the U.S. since 2000.

Find more about the history of U.S. immigration from the Philippines through the links in our bio. by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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What’s in a name?

The latest article in our Migration Information Source magazine examines whether, how, and why migrants change their names. Find it through the link in our bio. by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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25 years after 9/11, US counterterrorism tools have been repointed for immigration enforcement.

Our Colleen Putzel-Kavanaugh examines the links. Read her article with co-author Muzaffar Chishti through the link in our bio. by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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We are celebrating MPI’s 25th anniversary!⠀
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Join us virtually for our blue-sky conversations on October 6th with leading analysts, journalists, and former policymakers. They will tackle what this era of increased disruption – from AI to climate change and demographic transition – means for immigration and immigrant integration systems in the U.S. and globally. by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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A “super Godzilla” El Niño will affect weather patterns around the world in coming months.⠀
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Expected to be the largest El Niño in at least 1,000 years, the event may lead to extreme temperatures, devastating rainfall and droughts, and other unusual weather patterns globally.⠀
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That could force millions of people from their homes.⠀
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Tune in to our podcast “Changing Climate, Changing Migration.” We speak with Alexander Kjærum, a global advisor and senior analyst with the @danishrefugeecouncil, who has helped forecast some of the potential ramifications. The podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, and all the other major services. ⠀ by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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Twenty-five years ago, the terrorist attacks of Sept 11, 2001 led to a dramatic expansion of the U.S. national security infrastructure. Under the Trump administration, many of those tools have been repurposed to detect, detain, and deport noncitizens.

Our experts explain in the latest article. Check it out through the link in our bio. by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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Migration has long connected Southern African countries. But mobility patterns are changing and governments have yet to realize their ambitious plans to capitalize on migration’s benefits.

The latest article in our Migration Information Source magazine offers analysis from the region.

Find it by tapping this link in our bio. by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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📣 MPI’s Global Program is hiring! We’re looking for an Associate Policy Analyst to contribute to research & analysis on migration policy issues globally.⠀
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The role includes:⠀
🔹 Policy research and analysis + writing and contributing to MPI publications⠀
🔹 Supporting new projects⠀
🔹 Helping organize high-level policy discussions⠀
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📅 Apply by September 30⠀
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Link in our bio. by @migrationpolicyinstitute

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