Centering developing countries in climate action, students’ access to controversial content, and lessons from Libya on migration policies.
| US migration policy and nonstate groups: Lessons from Libya As the Biden administration implements policies at the southern border, it will need to consider the consequences for those seeking asylum from countries where nonstate violence is a key driver of displacement. The effects of European Union policy toward Libyan migrants and asylum-seekers offer many lessons for crafting a U.S. approach to migration in the Americas, writes Reva Dhingra. Read more |
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