Refugees

The Migrant Crisis in Europe is America’s Problem Too

Responsible leaders in every country must stand up against fear-mongering, and show that our commitment to liberal values need not come at the expense of our security. The coming months could be make or break for Europe and the United States. We cannot afford to fail.

June 8, 2016

An Olympic-Sized Lesson

An all-refugee team is headed to the Olympic Games.

June 7, 2016

The Refugee Crisis and the Responsibility of Nations: A Test of Global Conscience

The plight of Syrian and other refugees fleeing conflicts raging in the Middle East pulls at the conscience of the world, but responses within European receiving nations—and potential receiving nations like the US—have been uneven, punctuated by fear and nativism.

February 17, 2016

On the Refugee Crisis in Europe: No Island Is an Island

If EU policymakers can’t find a way to agree on a strategy for the wave of refugees fleeing war, persecution and economic calamity, the very idea of the Schengen agreement — free movement across Europe — will fray and the freedom it represents will fragment.

September 14, 2015