Define who is affected
We state which people a policy covers, including their legal status and citizenship.
Research standard
A method
you can check.
Our policy goal is clear. Our claims, sources, and results must still be open to challenge.
Our contract
Start with the source. Explain the process. Check the result.
Remigration debates include legal disputes and large claims. We show the evidence behind each one.
Find the legal tool
Speeches show intent. Laws, budgets, court decisions, and official rules show what the state can do.
Rate the evidence
We mark claims as documented, estimated, contested, or unsupported.
Explain how it would work
We name the decision maker, process, appeal route, staff, cost, and receiving country.
Track the result
We keep the original promise next to what happened later.
Correct mistakes openly
Important updates say what changed and when. The earlier record remains visible.
Source ladder
Sources closest to the decision carry more weight.
- 1Law, judgment, official data, or original policy document
- 2Named expert analysis with a disclosed method
- 3On-record reporting and direct testimony
- 4Commentary, campaign material, and social posts