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September 5, 2025Economic and political weekly/Economic & political weekly

wl-4122-Borders Know Best: Technologised Borders and Discriminatory Migration Practices

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DBDebanjali Biswas

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Overview

Analysis reveals discrimination at borders in the UK, with technology intensifying biases against migrants.

Key Points

  • Discrimination against migrants starts at the border, where policies reflect xenophobic narratives.
  • The UK’s Illegal Migration Act 2023 exemplifies longstanding anti-refugee attitudes, reinforcing negative stereotypes.
  • Automated technologies used at borders are influenced by biases rooted in historical discrimination.
  • Understanding the socio-political context is vital to address the reinforcement of misconceptions against refugees.

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Debanjali Biswas (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb3edf2b87ece8dc956f3ahttps://doi.org/10.71279/epw.v60i24.39406
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