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Join me for this webinar on Rethinking Migration: The Shared Journeys of People & Birds on 9/19. Let’s take the politics out of migration for at least one hour on September 19th from 2 to 3 p.m. EDT. We will pause to understand why birds and people migrate and what similarities and differences exist between their migration patterns. Let’s also consider what individuals, communities, and policymakers can do to rethink migration and develop sustainable solutions, recognizing that we live in an interdependent world. Globally, we need solutions that benefit the planet and humans alike. If you’re not able to join on that date, you can still register and get the recording. https://lnkd.in/eC9mP2x5

🌍 Exploring Australia's Migration Landscape: Country Profiles Unveiled! 🌏 Delving into the intricate tapestry of migration trends, let's journey through the newly unveiled country profiles shedding light on both permanent and temporary migration to Australia. 📊✈️ These profiles offer a holistic view of migration dynamics, encompassing key statistical data and visa categories for Australia's main migrant source countries. From demographic insights to occupation trends, each profile paints a vivid picture of the diverse pathways migrants embark upon. 📈🌐 With a meticulous selection of 14 migrant source countries during the 2022–23 program year, these profiles serve as invaluable resources for understanding the ever-evolving landscape of Australia's migrant community. Select your country and delve into the detail to see how your country & occupations trends have contributed to the growth of the Australia’s economy and building a multi-cultural society. Use this information to make informed decisions about your next move to Australia! 📚🌏 #MigrationTrends #CountryProfiles #AustraliaMigration #Australia https://lnkd.in/gK6VZhY

Here’s a guide to the policies that together define a “sanctuary city” — and what that could mean during a potential mass deportation effort.

My latest update on what else the New York Migrants are up to now...MUST SEE! Please Like, Subscribe, Comment and Share! @EverythingLife411 #illegalimmigration #NewYorkMigrants

This article from Dr Jenny Phillimore & Olivia Petie looks at what life is like for the asylum seekers living in the hotels that were being targeted by the #FarRight riots: https://lnkd.in/ehtuuprD

Ibi Speaks:Topic: Navigating diversity and intergration as migrants A streetlight and survival kit for the journey ahead.

I’m reaching out to this network to raise awareness about the Migration Amendment (Removal and Other Measures) Bill 2024. The proposed Bill is of grave concern because it: ·      empowers the Minister for to issue a broad range of directions requiring non-citizens to facilitate their own removal from Australia if they are unlawful or hold a bridging visa subclass 050 of 070 (ss 199B and 199C) ·      criminalises non-compliance with those directions (s199E) ·      grants the Minister a broad power to make regulations designating any country as a “removal concern country”, which is not subject to the rules of natural justice (s199F) ·      deems any visa application by a non-citizen from a removal concern country invalid, subject to limited exceptions (s199G) If passed, there is a risk the Bill may pose a significant obstacle to the reunification of families with members in "removal concern" countries, and undermine the rights of non-citizens seeking safety and opportunity in Australia. For further information see: Migration Amendment (Removal and Other Measures) Bill 2024 – Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au) https://lnkd.in/gk6Cd2qp

Challenging Hoppe – owning the cabin does not make you owner of the mountain A polemic between libertarians in general and anarchocapitalists is the issue of freedom of migration and state-imposed border restrictions. Certain writers such as Hoppe propose that with the disappearance of the state everything would become private property and therefore there would be no complete freedom of migration. He proposes that since you paid taxes to the state for roads and sewers and other public works, therefore a migrant has no right to avail himself of that benefit that you paid for. Suppose you have built a cabin on a mountain. You have cleared some of the forest and undergrowth and then, with your own labor, you have built the cabin. Does that now make you the rightful owner of the entire mountain? It can be argued that your property consists of the fruits of your labor: the clearing of the forest and the cabin you have built. But you have not built the mountain or the forest. These belong to the realm of nature, which follows its own laws, not the laws of man. The same argument applies to government claims on land. In the US, the state of New Jersey is the most densely populated. However, even in the north of the state you can find many undeveloped hills, forests, and trails. There are many rivers. Who owns these? Are they owned by the original indigenous inhabitants, such as the Lenape or Ramapo tribes? If these tribes did not build anything there, what right do they have to the mountains, rivers, and valleys? Why should a landowner who lives near a river or mountain have the right to determine who can walk those trails or navigate those rivers? By what right? Does your ownership make you the owner of someone else's body? How is it not kidnapping when you restrict someone else's freedom of movement? The way to deconstruct Hoppe’s argument is to expose the fallacy that the government owns nature or that landowners own nature. They don’t. Nature is its own realm. If the state were to disappear tomorrow, the only legitimate walls would be at the entrance to private property, not at imaginary lines on a map called borders. An innocently traveling migrant is not the aggressor. Migration is a fundamental human right. #ChallengingHoppe #LibertarianDebate #PropertyRights #FreedomOfMovement #AnarchyAndProperty #MigrationRights #LandOwnership #LibertyAndNature #AnarchoCapitalism #BordersVsNature #WhoOwnsNature #NaturalRights #LibertyAndJustice #HumanRightToMove

The tactical misuse of language in political discussions and why our nation's problems do not get solved. Exhibit A - our immigration law challenges. #sanctuarycity #immigrationlaw #deportation #immigrationattorney https://lnkd.in/gq6Yagi3

People move, always have and always will. Cruel rules will not stop people moving. It’s time to build a compassionate and humane immigration system. We’ve set out how 👉 https://lnkd.in/eY9bxqQe