New book documents how Covid intensified Europe's immigration detention, sparking reform calls

A new collection exposes how European governments expanded detention and deportation powers during the pandemic while activists and detainees mounted organized resistance. For policymakers and corporate leaders in regulated sectors, the findings highlight mounting pressure to reshape immigration systems around accountability and human rights rather than enforcement alone.

Originaltitel: Detention and deportation in Europe: analyses, contestations, and radical visions in the aftermath of Covid-19