We said: Close but No Cigar: The Immigrant Struggle in Europe
Introduction The phrase “close but no cigar” captures the essence of the immigrant experience in Europe, especially for individuals from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. Despite their aspirations and efforts, immigrants often find themselves unable to achieve their goals due to systemic obstacles, societal prejudice, and a lack of opportunities. This paper explores the socio-economic challenges faced by immigrants in Europe, focusing on the inherent biases that emerge when poverty is linked to ethnicity or religion, particularly concerning Muslim immigrants. It addresses the structural and societal barriers that perpetuate the notion that immigrants are ‘close’ to achieving integration but are continuously kept…
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