The UK’s Securitisation and Criminalisation of Migration and Asylum
McDonnell, Emilie
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Verfassungsblog
2021-11-11
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The Nationality and Borders Bill is the culmination of the UK government’s increasingly securitised, criminalised and hostile approach to asylum and migration. While 9/11 served to solidify the highly dubious nexus between migration and terrorism, the UK (alongside other destination states) has for decades been implementing restrictive migration policies and practices designed to deter and prevent asylum seekers and other migrants from reaching its territories and accessing safety.
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McDonnell, Emilie
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