Misinformation and Its Impact on Contested Policy Issues: The Example of Migration Discourses
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Misinformation and Migration
3. Why It Is Important to Deal with Migration
4. Data and Methodology
5. Results
6. Discussion
7. Conclusions
Funding
Institutional Review Board Statement
Informed Consent Statement
Data Availability Statement
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
References
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Word | Frequency |
---|---|
European | 5560 |
Illegal | 4584 |
Ignore | 4179 |
Bill | 3963 |
New | 3702 |
Judges | 3596 |
UK | 3523 |
Braverman | 3404 |
Pact | 3381 |
Know | 3355 |
Yemen | 3282 |
Parliament | 3247 |
Voted | 3137 |
Labor | 3019 |
EU’s | 2938 |
EU | 2588 |
Suella | 2447 |
Child | 2432 |
Government | 2153 |
Time | 2081 |
Powers | 1988 |
Tigrayan | 1968 |
People | 1825 |
Refugees | 1814 |
Unaccompanied | 1811 |
Law | 1800 |
International | 1776 |
Saudi | 1764 |
Support | 1761 |
Horrified | 1752 |
Tweet | Number of Likes |
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Judges will no longer be able to block migrant deportation flights. What is your reaction? | 4837 |
They are intent on destroying the international legal order. And we know where that leads. This is not the first time in history that dangerous hubris has infected a powerful country. It must be stopped. Ignorance is no excuse. | 3557 |
You can’t just turn up at a British airport and walk into the UK without first showing your passport and successfully passing through Customs. So why are undocumented migrants many of whom have chucked their passports away escorted to our territory when they should be turned away? | 2427 |
Ministers overriding the rule of law is not a good look. | 2084 |
Suella Braverman set to get powers to ignore European judges. Reminiscent of the 1933 Enabling Act. These are very dangerous times. | 1897 |
BREAKING: The European Parliament just voted in support of the EU’s new Migration Pact. It will take away national sovereignty from member states & allow the European Commission to allocate any size of “mandatory migrant relocation quotas” for all states | 1359 |
85,000 missing migrant children … due in large part to open borders and a purposefully overwhelmed system. Where’s the media outrage? Asking Biden what flavor of ice cream he chose today? It’s time for change. It’s time for accountability. It’s time for security. | 1355 |
BREAKING: The European Parliament just voted in support of the EU’s new Migration Pact. It will take away national sovereignty from member states & allow the European Commission to allocate any size of “mandatory migrant relocation quotas” for all states | 1285 |
EU—MIGRATION PACT The European Parliament has voted FOR the EU’s Migration Pact. This takes away sovereignty from countries & gives the EU commission the authority to demand “mandatory migrant relocation quotas” per country. Citizens had no voice. | 1231 |
NEW: Rep. Chip Roy loses it on Democrats for disregarding the 85,000 ‘missing’ illegal alien children that the Biden admin says can no longer be located in the US. “Where’s the media outrage? Asking Biden what flavor of ice cream he chose today?” | 1177 |
Tweet | Number of Retweets |
---|---|
I learned about las patronas today. they’re a group of mexican women who help feed central american migrants crossing the border. solidarity to these powerful women | 76,819 |
BREAKING: A huge migrant caravan of over 1000 people crossed illegally into El Paso, TX last night, making it the largest single group we have ever seen. The city of El Paso reports Border Patrol now has over 5000 in custody & has released hundreds to city streets. | 28,499 |
BREAKING: 9 Month Investigation Into @HHSGov Whistleblower Child Trafficking Evidence Reveals ‘Sponsor’ of 16 Year Old Unaccompanied Migrant Would “Pimp” Her to Men to Repay $10,000+ “Debt” for Getting Across Border | 18,597 |
950,000 views The British people back the Governments (Illegal Migration) bill” says @SuellaBraverman Help RT this to a million if you think she’s wrong | 15,984 |
“The British people back the Governments (Illegal Migration) bill” @SuellaBraverman has told Parliament. RT this if you think she’s wrong | 14,464 |
Another video from our contact. We’re told some crowd control measures were used (unclear which side of border), and a chunk of the group was repelled, and is now gathering at another smaller bridge, while some are trying to cross in the river. Waiting for more details from CBP. | 8458 |
Suella Braverman’s parents emigrated (those horrible economic migrants not from a war zone she hates). She went to Cambridge for free and didn’t collect £27k debt like everyone else. Scrounger. She used the Erasmus scheme to study in France. Which she has blocked. Horrible. | 5308 |
Please know that this bill is meant to legalize unaccompanied migrant child labor. Do not be fooled, be horrified. | 5020 |
Alert 🚨 Kashmiri Muslims caught in Delhi asking for donations under the name of ‘Help for Kashmiri Pandit migrants’; Local residents of karala village caught them red handed. | 4175 |
2 years ago, in the month of April, the Indian BJP government failed to provide proper transportation to the migrant labourers & they had to walk 100 s of miles. Don’t forget the blunders & atrocities that this government has done. MigrantLabourers | 3015 |
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Komendantova N, Erokhin D, Albano T. Misinformation and Its Impact on Contested Policy Issues: The Example of Migration Discourses. Societies. 2023; 13(7):168. https://doi.org/10.3390/soc13070168
Chicago/Turabian StyleKomendantova, Nadejda, Dmitry Erokhin, and Teresa Albano. 2023. "Misinformation and Its Impact on Contested Policy Issues: The Example of Migration Discourses" Societies 13, no. 7: 168. https://doi.org/10.3390/soc13070168