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Inside Open Society: Gregory Maniatis on Refugees and Immigration

Migrants being blamed for problems they did not cause isn’t new. When immigration systems appear chaotic and uncontrolled, it becomes easy for politicians to point fingers, stoke fear, and scapegoat the vulnerable to seize power. We see this dynamic playing out in the United States, Europe, Latin America, and beyond. But the headlines often miss that even in this darkness, extraordinary acts of solidarity are happening every day: parents in Washington, D.C. escorting their neighbors' children to school, British citizens welcoming Ukrainian refugees into their homes, and veterans defending the Afghan interpreters who once fought alongside them. Gregory Maniatis, our director of refugees and immigration, explains Open Society’s support of giving communities control over who comes and how they are welcomed. Through sponsorship programs, local labor partnerships, and civic integration systems, community control works across faiths and political divides to challenge top-down systems. Read more: https://www.opensocietyfoundations.or... Inside Open Society looks at the leaders who are advancing Open Society’s mission to promote rights, equity, and justice around the world. With a commitment to amplifying local knowledge, these leaders are supporting innovative solutions to help democratic and open societies thrive. Learn more: https://osf.to/insideopensociety