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🇪🇺🇺🇸 Dr. Péter Krisztián Zachar, Vice-Dean for International Affairs at the Faculty of Public Governance and International Studies of @uni_nke, will deliver the opening keynote address at our upcoming INIR conference in Budapest!
📍 Nov 17, 2026 | 10:00–13:00
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🇪🇺🇺🇸 How can democracies maintain control over immigration?
⚠️ Organised by the @uni_nke and @INIR_net, a conference will bring together leading experts from Europe, the US, and Israel.
📍 Nov17, 2026 | Ludovika University, Budapest. Register here: ludevent.uni-nke.hu/e/new_tr…
🌍 How are the boundaries between terrorism, organised crime, and state authority changing?
⚠️ Ildikó Kaposi examines the book The Crime-Terror Nexus: Navigating Between Political Violence and Organised Crime, edited by @VMarsai and @DiegoMuro1.
🔗 Read: inirnet.org/issue/limen_2026…
International Network for Immigration Research retweeted
I'm happy to share that my @FAIRImmigration colleague @DrPawelStyrna and I published a new article in the latest issue of Limen: Journal of the International Network for Immigration Research. “Sabotaging the Rule of Law: The Coordinated Assault on U.S. Immigration Enforcement by the Anti-Borders Movement.” 🧵1/8
🌍 The latest issue of LIMEN is officially out!
⚠️ This issue explores resistance to U.S. immigration enforcement, the impact of Donald Trump's re-election on Cuban migration, and much more.
🔗 Read the new issue: inirnet.org/issue/limen_2026…
🇪🇺 Is the European Union entering a new era of migration enforcement?
⚠️ Simon Villega (@ObservatoireID) examines proposed measures including mutual recognition of return decisions, extended detention, and the establishment of return hubs.
🔗 Read: inirnet.org/issue/limen_2026…
🌍 The latest issue of LIMEN is officially out!
⚠️ This issue explores resistance to U.S. immigration enforcement, the impact of Donald Trump's re-election on Cuban migration, and much more.
🔗 Read the new issue: inirnet.org/issue/limen_2026…
🇺🇸 Why have asylum approval rates in the United States fallen so dramatically?
⚠️ @GeorgeFishman2 investigates the drop in asylum grant rates from 51% in February 2024 to just 19% in August 2025.
📚 Coming Monday, November 2, in LIMEN 13 (2026/1)
🇨🇺🇺🇸Has Donald Trump's return to the White House brought Cuban emigration to an end-or simply redirected it?
⚠️Jerez Michel Navarro and @gonczi_robert examine how tighter visa restrictions have reduced Cubans' access to the US.
📚 Coming Monday, November 2, in LIMEN 13 (2026/1)
🇺🇸 How is organised resistance to immigration enforcement challenging the rule of law?
⚠️ @Mateo_F and @DrPawelStyrna of the @FAIRImmigration examine opposition to U.S. @ICEgov following @realDonaldTrump's return to office.
📚 Coming Monday, November 2, in LIMEN 13 (2026/1)
🌍 Coming this Monday! The 13th issue of LIMEN, the academic journal of the International Network for Immigration Research is set for release on November 2!
⚠️ The new issue brings together international researchers to examine key developments.
🇫🇷 What is really driving the growing unrest in France?
⚠️ Matt O’Brien of @FAIRImmigration and @NPM_OID of the @ObservatoireID examine the factors behind the escalating riots in France.
🎥 Watch the discussion: youtube.com/watch?v=7yCPuwUF…
🇺🇸 25 years after 9/11
⚠️ At a @CIS_org event, former U.S. Attorney General @jeffsessions and a panel of policy analysts examined the role immigration played in the September 11 attacks.
🎥 @cspan: c-span.org/program/public-af…
🇵🇱🇧🇾 Poland’s response to weaponised migration on its border with Belarus offers important lessons.
⚠️ @StZaryn and @DrPawelStyrna examine how Poland successfully contained the weaponised migration crisis on its border with Belarus.
🔗 Full analysis: inirnet.org/article-written-…
International Network for Immigration Research retweeted
New issue of Limen, the journal of @INIR_net, including a piece by @GeorgeFishman2 of @CIS_org on "Preventing Maritime Mass Migration Crises" and a variety of other interesting articles. Download it here: inirnet.org/issue/limen_2025…
🌍 Who should have the right to citizenship?
⚠️ Hosted by the @CIS_org, the upcoming panel will examine how different democracies define citizenship.
🎥 Watch live on July 28: cis.org/Press-Release/Upcomi…
🇺🇸 Andrew Arthur from @CIS_org was featured in @TheEconomist discussing @realDonaldTrump’s asylum restrictions and the future of US border policy
⚠️ He highlights how migration continues to shape American politics, with INIR experts contributing to the international discussion
In his latest analysis, Jason Richwine (@CIS_org) examines the long-term economic and cultural effects of Somali immigration in Minnesota. Strong patterns of cultural persistence raise important questions for Western countries. inirnet.org/article-written-…
Out now (INIR 2026/2): “Legalization of Over 1 Million Immigrants Under Way in Europe.”
By Lukács Fux and Omar Sayfo, the analysis reviews Europe’s mass regularisation drives. inirnet.org/article-written-…
New INIR member @FAIRImmigration publishes its debut paper on INIR.
In “Ban Those Who Can’t Be Vetted,” Dr. Matt O’Brien argues against admitting migrants whose backgrounds cannot be reliably verified, highlighting security and governance risks.
🔗 inirnet.org/article-written-…
Out now: a new INIR paper, “Contrasting Patterns of Immigration: Indochinese vs Algerian Arrivals in France,” offers a data-driven comparison of two immigrant groups from the former French Empire.
🔗 inirnet.org/article-written-…