Liminal Legality Across Borders: Examining The Migrant's Right To "Human Time" On The Shifting U.S.-Mexico And Turkiye-Syria Borders

Key Points

• Migrant rights regarding 'human time' are increasingly contested along U.S.-Mexico and Turkiye-Syria borders, impacting legal protections.
• Evidence reveals that fluctuating border policies adversely affect migrant lives, causing delays and insecurity in their migration journeys.
• The assessment examines the intersections of legal frameworks and transnational migration experiences, focusing on human rights.
• Highlighting the need for policy reform, the findings suggest that existing legal frameworks fail to adequately protect migrant rights.