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🚨 [Editorial] Migration: a reality, not an emergency

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Last updated: 19/06/2026 13:05
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🚨 Breaking Newsvia The Lancet

A mother skips her child's vaccination because the clinic might ask for her papers. A nurse works a long night shift in a country that calls her a burden. A grandfather rations the last of his insulin in a camp far from the home he fled. These are people behind a debate conducted in their nameβ€”and in their absence. Migration is among the oldest facts of human life, yet it is treated as one of the newest emergencies: anti-immigration protests…

This is a developing story.

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