Choose the country you're interested in: Australia Austria Canada Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Italy Netherlands Norway Russian Federation Sweden United Kingdom United States Evaluating Enhanced US Border Enforcement Wayne Cornelius of UC San Diego assesses the US strategy for the border with Mexico. See the Special Issue on US-Mexico Migration Confronting the Realities of Forced Migration Stephen Castles of the University of Oxford outlines the categories of forced migrants and the factors driving their movement. EU Enlargement and the Limits of Freedom Joanne van Selm and Eleni Tsokalis of MPI look at the challenges ahead as 10 new states join the European Union. Educating Refugees in Countries of First Asylum: The Case of Uganda The UN is collaborating with Uganda's government to open new doors to refugee education, according to Sarah Dryden-Peterson. MPI's Sarah Margon outlines the latest developments affecting US migration policy, including the application of the US-VISIT program to nationals of visa-waiver countries. Full Story

The Source examines timely migration-related events in the EU and East Timor this month. This issue also explores forced migration, US-Mexico border management, and naturalization trends. Click here for more from Managing Editor Kim Hamilton. East Timor MPI's Kim Hamilton takes stock of the migration challenges facing the world's newest nation. Country Profile Library Naturalization in the United States MPI's Sarah Margon presents findings by the Urban Institute on naturalization trends among immigrants to the United States. Immigration to Australia, Canada, and the US View graphs showing the flow of permanent migrants into Australia, Canada, and the United States.

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