Borderline
A (now concluded) podcast for defiant global citizens. 50+ interviews exploring lives lived across borders, immigration policy and belonging.
The triumph of “What’s in it for us?” immigration policy
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"Let them pick fruit" is not a slip up. It's a philosophy.
050 | Colin Yeo | The UK's very low bar on Ukrainian refugees
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"It's not that the UK has done absolutely nothing. It's just _almost_ absolutely nothing."
049 | Michael Rain | What not fitting in can teach you
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A conversation with Michael Rain on multiculturalism as a superpower, growing up a Black immigrant in America and why humility is outdated
“We don't really mean the world when we say the world.”
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And we've stopped even noticing it.
Joe Biden campaigned on massive immigration reform. Is he delivering?
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The Trump administration upended immigration law and processes. Its legacy is a complex web to untangle, says Susan Cohen.
048 | Susan J. Cohen | Donald Trump's immigration legacy
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Joe Biden campaigned on massive immigration reform. Here's what he's inherited, what he's already changed... and what he still hasn't.
You’re probably wrong about refugees
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Busting some common myths and assumptions about asylum-seekers and Channel crossings
047 | Daniel Sohege | Busting myths about refugees and Channel crossings
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Arriving without a visa to claim asylum is legal, there is no queue to jump and there is no such thing as the "first safe country" rule.
