This analysis reveals funding shifts in migration policies, highlighting implications for public health and social integration.
As noted in this journal's May 2026 editorial, migration control has entered the clinic, thereby crossing a public health red line.1 We here argue that it has also entered the funding landscape, as the revised German programme for the European Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) reveals. These dynamics emerge against the backdrop of a shifting political landscape, in which migration policy is moving away from managing to mitigating, and from ordered to contained migration.
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