Author: Melanie Griffiths

Melanie Griffiths

Melanie has been a Birmingham Fellow at the University of Birmingham since 2018. Previously she was an ESRC Future Research Leader Fellow at the University of Bristol. There she led the 'Deportability and the Family' research project, which examined the impact of changing immigration and human rights policies on mixed nationality families in the UK. She has also written on immigration detention, asylum appeals, the hostile environment (co-authored with Colin Yeo), time, masculinity and the 'foreign criminal' discourse.

“My passport is just my way out of here”: the Brits affected by deportation

23 June 2021 No Comments

Interviewer: What do you think it means to be British? Mary: It is a passport. To be British now, I’m sorry to say this, but

New research shows the impact of deportation on mixed-immigration status families

12 January 2018 No Comments

New research shows that the immigration insecurity of one family member now affects whole families, including children and citizens who are not themselves subject to

Deportation

“My passport is just my way out of here”: the Brits affected by deportation

Interviewer: What do you think it means to be British? Mary: It is a passport. To be British now, I’m sorry to say this, but it is a passport. That is it. That is what being British means to me. I have lost faith in the country which I used...

23rd June 2021

BY Melanie Griffiths

Deportation, Detention

New research shows the impact of deportation on mixed-immigration status families

New research shows that the immigration insecurity of one family member now affects whole families, including children and citizens who are not themselves subject to immigration control, writes Dr Melanie Griffiths of the University of Bristol. This week, the University of Bristol published three policy briefings arising from new research...

12th January 2018