RT Murtaza Hussain (@MazMHussain)Destroying Iranian infrastructure would be the one step most likely to trigger a refugee exodus from the country. People who are used to a certain standard of living no longer being able to work, get around, or enjoy basic amenities of modern life like taking a hot shower will be highly motivated to exit somewhere they can reestablish a life. This is a country of 90 million people bordering Turkey and I predict that many Iranians will ultimately find their way to Europe. ...

Between 1975 and 2000 America accepted more than a million South-East Asian refugees, about a fifth of them from Laos. Now some face deportation https://t.co/9UVQRl2xET ...

US and Western aid cuts have left hundreds of thousands of refugees in Kenya’s Kakuma camp facing hunger, disease, and rising violence — a stark sign of how Trump’s policies are rippling through the world’s most vulnerable communities. https://t.co/GpLMR0L1q9 ...

Geopolitical Influence on Immigration - The analysis suggests that Pentagon operations, potentially assisted by the CIA, are linked to immigration crises from Somalia, Haiti, Venezuela, Afghanistan, and Syria [1] - The report claims that these operations are ongoing at military and paramilitary logistics levels, hindering political solutions [1] - The report alleges that a CIA, Pentagon, and USAID-backed regime change in Syria on December 8, 2024, led to the cessation of a Syrian refugee influx into Europe by December 9, 2024 [2]

Geopolitical Impact - Israeli demolitions are ongoing, impacting Palestinians forced from West Bank refugee camps [1] - Palestinians are left in limbo due to the demolitions [1]

Immigration Policy - People fleeing calamity have a right to seek safety [1] - Access to a rich country's labour market is not an automatic right for those seeking safety [1]

Geopolitical Analysis - The report suggests that some in Bangladesh believe supporting armed Rohingya groups operating from refugee camps could expedite the return of Rohingyas to Myanmar [1] - The report argues that increased violence is not a viable solution to the Rohingya crisis [1]

Humanitarian Crisis - The UN General Assembly is holding a high-level conference regarding the forced exodus of Rohingyas from Myanmar [1] - A worsening crisis could affect the whole region without swift action [1]

Humanitarian Crisis - The situation for Rohingyas seeking refuge in Bangladesh is dire and worsening [1]

Immigration & Labor Market - People fleeing calamity have a right to seek safety [1] - Access to a rich country's labor market is not an automatic right for those seeking safety [1]