Research and advocacy on European immigration policies supporting sovereignty, rule of law, and democratic resilience
The U.S. State Department (DRL) is funding projects to research and advocate for immigration laws in Europe that strengthen sovereignty and the rule of law while supporting democratic resilience. Applicants should focus on how specific immigration policies affect democratic institutions and legal protections. The work is meant to inform public policy and advocacy efforts across European contex…
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