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The interior of Malaga Airport, bustling with travellers. People walk in both directions and others wait in line to board. In the centre there are moving walkways and, on both sides, boarding gates and some shops. The space is large, white and with large windows that let in natural light.

Inside Spain

The seventh regularisation of undocumented migrants in 40 years exposes the need for greater migratory policy planning

By William Chislett

10 Mar 2026 //

7 mins Reading time

Sign reading “Help Secure Our Borders” with a toll-free number for U.S. Customs and Border Protection, standing on green grass at the Pigeon River boat launch south of the Canadian border.

Democracy and citizenship

Trump 2.0’s year one: reshaping US legal immigration

By Eric Sigmon, Rut Bermejo Casado

04 Mar 2026 //

25 mins Reading time

ICE Special Response Team at a briefing prior to an arrest in Rhode Island. In the foreground, part of one of the members' uniforms with the ICE - Special Response Team insignia. Behind, several members of the team in military uniforms gathered around a table with a dossier on top containing a blurred photo of the person they are going to arrest.

Democracy and citizenship

‘ICE is not welcome’: urban raids, capacity and the politics of US immigration enforcement

By Rut Bermejo Casado

04 Feb 2026 //

10 mins Reading time

Crowds of people walking along La Rambla in Barcelona, surrounded by stalls and shops on both sides of the street, with tall trees providing shade overhead.

Inside Spain

Upsides and downsides as Spain’s population reaches 50 million

By William Chislett

20 Jan 2026 //

9 mins Reading time

A crowd of people at El Rastro market on Calle Embajadores in Madrid. On either side are market stalls with goods for sale, with trees lining the street in the background and a child sitting on someone's shoulders with his back to the camera in the foreground.

Technology and economics

Immigration and the labour market in Spain (II): Latin American immigration

By Carmen González Enríquez, José Pablo Martínez

19 Dec 2025 //

22 mins Reading time

A busy street of Barcelona (Spain) at dusk with blurred motion of people walking. Tall buildings and trees line the street, illuminated by a mix of natural and artificial lighting, creating a lively and bustling atmosphere

Influence and image of Spain

Foreign workers power economic growth

By William Chislett

16 Sep 2025 //

6 mins Reading time

A wide-angle view of the Calafat crossing between Bulgaria and Romania: in the foreground, a blue sign bearing the EU emblem and a white arrow; beyond it, control booths, red-and-white retractable barriers, speed-limit signs, and an attendant in a blue jacket walking away under a clear sky. Schengen

Future of Europe

The Schengen Agreement Turns 40: A Milestone or a Turning Point?

By Rut Bermejo Casado, Esteban Arribas Reyes

07 Aug 2025 //

19 mins Reading time

Europe’s restrictive migration policy trend did not originate in the US, but its policies have influenced the rhetoric and frameworks through which immigration issues are framed and addressed. Europe

Future of Europe

The trail of Trump’s (anti-)immigration policies in Europe

By Rut Bermejo Casado

13 Mar 2025 //

13 mins Reading time

Close-up view through tangled grey barbed wire placed on the western border wall of the San Luis Port of Entry in Arizona (United States). In the background, a green forklift holds an elevated platform, on which two US Marines are working to install the wire. The brown border fence is also visible under a clear and sunny sky. Trump

China, the US and the new world order

Assessing Trump’s aggressive immigrant deportation goals (part 2): how he plans to overcome the many obstacles in his way

By Eric Sigmon, Rut Bermejo Casado

20 Feb 2025 //

15 mins Reading time

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