International Students and the “Hostile Environment”
Recent Trends in the United Kingdom
Keywords:
United Kingdom, hostile environment, migration policiesAbstract
The United Kingdom hosts the world’s second largest number of international students, with recruitment encouraged through national education policies. Yet, restrictive migration policies contradict this narrative. Recent oppressive migration policies have been dubbed in the United Kingdom as a “hostile environment.” This article reflects on how the hostile environment politicizes migration, specifically for international students, considering how international students are positioned as both desired and unwanted by the national government.
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