Nigel Farage, the leader of the right-wing populist party Reform UK, has been making more claims regarding migrants and migration policy, outlining what he would do should his party ever win the elections. But how realistic and doab1
A police car was set alight and extensive damage to property was registered during an anti-immigration protest in The Hague, the Netherlands, on Saturday. More than 30 people were reportedly arrested, and at least 11 people injured.1
Anti-migrant protests erupted in the UK in July after an asylum seeker was accused of sexual assault, intensifying anger over the government’s use of hotels for housing. In this explainer, InfoMigrants looks at how the UK accommodat1
Recent headlines in the German press have focused on money being paid to criminals being deported from Germany. Some of the thousands of people obliged to leave Germany do receive financial support when deported, but these payments1
German politicians are debating whether to slash financial assistance for Ukrainian refugees. How does the country stack up against its EU neighbors when it comes to generosity in helping those fleeing war?