Anthropologist James B. Greenberg explains how exploitation is a foundation of the system, not a failure

Hostile examines the horrifying impact of government policies on migrants and refugees in Britain today. The film asks: What does it mean to be British? How does it feel to be told you don’t belong?

Solidarity is a practice, a choice, a movement. This short film shows how, giving voice to the lived experience of those who have been forcibly displaced.

Essential reading for those on the front lines protecting migrant and refugee rights: city officials, community organizations, legal advocates, and researchers.

This is what grassroots organizing looks like. How the working class people fight back as a class. Watch the Unión del Barrio in action.

Learn how the system works in this open-access articles on contemporary forced migration and the multitude of global and local efforts to control, steer, manage, and profit from it.

Free e-book, an edited volume available in Spanish, Portuguese and English. Get the Spanish version here.

Free e-book, an edited volume available in Spanish, Portuguese and English. Get the Portuguese version here.

Free e-book, an edited volume available in Spanish, Portuguese and English. Get the English version here.

Small Boat, a novel by Vincent Delecroix, reviewed by anthropologist Fiona Murphy: “This slim, devastating novel about a real migrant shipwreck reminds us of the cruelty of indifference. It reminds us that the shipwreck is not theirs alone. It is ours too.”

The US militarized system has $170 billion for brutal immigration enforcement via Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). It is time to stand up, stand against, and stop the brutality.

Shahram Khosravi reports on mass deportation from Iran to Afghanistan in a compelling essay that notes the global rise in racism and the intensification of anti-migrant policies.

The National Immigration Law Center presents the video: We Get There Together: Immigration and a People-Powered Economy.