The Border, Brexit, and the Church: US Roman Catholic and Church of England Bishops’ Teaching on Migration, 2015-2019 by Victor Carmona, Robert W. Heimburger

“…In this article, we analyze and assess the teaching of US Roman Catholic and Church of England bishops about refugees and asylum seekers, the undocumented, and other migrants in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign with its focus on the US-Mexico border and the Brexit referendum from 2015 to 2019. …”
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Special Edition: Discourses of Hate - Guest Editors' Introduction by Barbara Perry, Gail Mason

“…This has become painfully clear in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s election as President of the United States in 2016, where the ongoing xenophobic commentary embedded in his Twitter feeds, public speeches, and even policy initiatives has generated increased hostility directed toward Others throughout the nation. …”
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Everyday non-partisan fake news: Sharing behavior, platform specificity, and detection by Mark P. Shephard, David J. Robertson, Narisong Huhe, Anthony Anderson

“…As a result, recent research has tended to focus on hyper-partisan (e.g., US politics; Democrat/Republican), person specific (e.g., Hillary Clinton/Donald Trump) content that incorporates emotive and hyperbolic language. …”
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GEOPOLITICAL AND SECURITY DILEMMAS IN THE EURO-ATLANTIC COMMUNITY by Tomescu Catalin Tomita

“…Since the United States under the Donald Trump administration took a new stand towards the main global issues, China has become a “global player” and the Russian Federation has developed into a significant power again under President Putin’s leadership, while NATO, the European Union (EU) and all European countries have individually started to analyze their position and strategies in relation with those three powers. …”
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Promises of Democratic Consent and Practices of Citizenship by Mattia Arioli

“…Because of Donald Trump’s decision, many American had their rights diminished: spouses were separated; children could not reunite with their parents; students felt hopeless about getting a job in the U.S.; and many felt trapped, unable to leave America for fear of not being able to reenter the country despite their legal status. …”
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Revisiting the Concept of Sanctuary in an Era of Backlash, Deportations and Bans by Alexandra Délano Alonso

“…In the U.S., the expansion of an already enlarged deportation apparatus and the attempt to establish a ban against immigrants from targeted countries by the Donald Trump administration has generated a wave of protests and institutional responses from activists, lawyers and immigrant-serving organizations to local governments. …”
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