Immigrants land in Greece.

PHOTOGRAPH BY MYRTO PAPADOPOULOS.

Who Belongs?

With today’s polarized politics, people may not agree on the terminology – immigrants? refugees? invaders? – but there’s little doubt that migration is reshaping the world.

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