The coronavirus has had profound impacts on the global community, and the border is no exception. Due to policy shifts and the realities of structural inequalities, migrants and asylum-seekers have been heavily impacted by the implications of the virus. The ability of migrants to access asylum, economic stability, due process, safety, and physical well-being has been severely restricted in the past month. The novel coronavirus has upended the lives of people all over the world, as it has …Read more...