#Migration is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 440 people shared 1,173 posts with it — around 39 a day. Activity is up 8% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 17 with 67 posts.
Tags most often used together with #Migration.
pearlsandirritations.com
Australia is wasting the skills migrants bring
Almost half of skilled migrants are working below their qualification level, while Australia’s complex recognition system leaves urgently needed teachers, nurses, engineers and tradespeople underused.
www.zeit.de
Migrationsdebatte: Deutschland braucht 400.000 Migranten – pro Jahr
Es ist eine Wahrheit, die in diesem Wahlkampf vollkommen ausgeblendet wird. Die deutsche Wirtschaft braucht nicht weniger Migration, um zu bestehen – sondern viel mehr.
www.sueddeutsche.de
Krise in Ceuta: Warum Spaniens Premier so gelassen reagiert
Viele EU-Staaten kritisieren Spanien für seine Migrationspolitik. Doch Sánchez sieht die Krise in Ceuta als erledigt an.
buff.ly
Migrating the GitHub Copilot runtime to Rust, using Copilot
A rewrite this size wasn't affordable before agents. Here's what porting the Copilot agent runtime to 800,000 lines of production Rust actually took.
en.killbait.com
Australia could learn from Canada's approach to managing temporary migration population
Australia's migration debate is intensifying with both the government and One Nation announcing new policies. The article examines Canada's approach to migration management, which focuses on the size of the temporary population rather than net overseas migration (NOM). Canada has set a target for non-permanent residents to make up less than 5% of the population by 2027, aiming to reduce the temporary migrant stock from 3.15 million in 2024 to around 2.56 million by April 2026. This strategy involves reducing new temporary arrivals, tightening pathways that prolong temporary status, encouraging departures as visas expire, and moving some temporary residents to permanent status. The article notes that Canada's approach has helped moderate population growth and housing demand, though it has also led to concerns about worker shortages, which have not materialised as the country maintains a ratio of about three unemployed people per job vacancy. Public opinion on immigration has shifted, with more Canadians initially expressing concerns about high immigration levels, but this has decreased as the government appears to manage migration effectively. The article argues that Australia should adopt a similar approach by setting a target for the temporary population size and managing it through controlled temporary arrivals, visa duration, departures, and pathways to permanent residency. This would reverse Australia's current 'cart-before-horse' approach to migration planning. The author, Alan Gamlen, director of the Migration Hub at Australian National University, concludes that Canada's experiment offers a valuable lesson for Australia, and it's not too late for Australia to learn from it.
www.euronews.com
Minister: Most underage migrants who entered Ceuta won't be returned
Minister says minors who arrived in Ceuta during July's mass border breach will most likely stay in Spain. Madrid is facing serious operational difficulties in completing returns, while tensions with ...
www.migazin.de
„Wisch, wisch, klick“ - Schulleiter: #Migration erklärt die Bildungskrise nicht
Deutschlands #Pisa-Ergebnisse spiegeln sich auch im Schulalltag wider: Lehrkräfte beobachten sinkende Aufmerksamkeit – wischen, klicken, KI fragen. Ein Schulleiter warnt davor, die Probleme auf #Migration zu schieben – und sieht andere Ursachen im Vordergrund.
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dievossische.de
AWO & Migration: Millionen, Lobbyismus und Eigeninteressen
Millionen aus öffentlichen Kassen, Flüchtlingsunterkünfte und professionelle Lobbyarbeit: Die AWO ist Dienstleister und Interessenvertreter zugleich. Unsere Recherche zeigt, welche Gelder fließen, wie das Migrationsnetzwerk funktioniert und wo institutionelle Eigeninteressen entstehen.
en.killbait.com
ABC's reporting normalises One Nation as opposition amid migration policy debate
The article examines how the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has contributed to legitimising One Nation as the 'real' opposition in Australian politics. It argues that the ABC's reporting practices, particularly its 'both-sides' approach to political coverage, have created a feedback loop that elevates One Nation's agenda and frames political debates around the party's positions. The author, Christopher Warren, notes that over the past 12 months, the ABC has increasingly treated One Nation as a mainstream political force, covering its policy announcements and framing issues through the party's perspective. This is exemplified by the ABC's recent national forum on migration, which coincided with One Nation's 'net-negative' migration policy announcement and featured a panel dominated by male commentators with migration-hostile views, while marginalising voices of migrant experience. The article draws parallels between the ABC's coverage of One Nation and media coverage of Donald Trump in the 2016 US election, where media took Trump's rhetoric literally but not seriously, allowing his supporters to dismiss media as out-of-touch. The author argues that this approach normalises One Nation's 'destructive rhetoric' and legitimises what was once considered a fringe movement. The piece also notes that the ABC is caught between criticism from both sides: from those who believe it gives too much attention to One Nation, and from One Nation itself, which seeks to exclude the ABC from political events. The article concludes that this media normalisation is part of a global trend where legacy media struggles to cover rising right-wing parties without appearing to take sides, with parallels to how media in the US and UK have handled similar political movements. The author suggests that this coverage has real political consequences, as seen in the Labor government's recent announcement of tightened temporary visa rules in response to One Nation's agenda, which the ABC helped to frame as a significant issue.
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