Tag: immigration
Filth: Coronavirus Has Shown That Cleaners Are Essential, but Labelling Them ‘Low-Skilled’ Legitimises Exploitation
Eleanor Penny
Johnson in Retreat
Boris Johnson has been forced to make two U-turns this week. Is he a prime minister in retreat? Plus, James Meadway on whether Britain’s record debt will ever have to be paid back. With Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani
‘It’s more difficult than ever’: A Volunteer on the Situation in Calais Under Coronavirus
Shona Walne
Migrants Want to Volunteer for the NHS, but the Government Isn’t Letting Them
Jessie Williams
Undocumented Migrants Must Be Given Access to Healthcare and Welfare
Benjamin Morgan
Radical Compassion? Why the West Midlands Needs to Know About Liam Byrne’s Record on Immigration
Charles Garry
Hostile Environment: Maya Goodfellow on Race and Migration
James Butler is joined by Maya Goodfellow to discuss the history and politics of migration in the UK.
This Election, Labour Should Lead the Way in Defending Immigration
Ana Oppenheim
Essex Lorry Deaths: Now We Know What Happened, We Must Start a Radical Conversation on Immigration
Abby Meadows
British Solidarity With Rojava Must Start at Home, With an End to the Hostile Environment
Fanny Malinen
Two Years On, NHS Hospitals Are Still Demanding Some Patients Pay Upfront for Life Saving Treatment
Izzi Whelan
Power Beyond Borders: Climate Activists Target the Hostile Environment
Charlotte England
State Neglect and Police Violence: The Forgotten Refugee Crisis in Calais and Dunkirk
Abby Meadows, northern France
Yes, Migration IS a Class Issue.
With Bernie Sanders coming out against open borders, and Labour reaffirming their commitment to ending freedom of movement last week, you might well be wondering if along with pastels and culottes, socialism in one country is back.
Privatisation Is Creating Unfair Access to Immigration Services
Rachel Connolly
A Day in the Life of a Marxist Immigration Barrister
Marxist Barrister
