From Guest Workers to Citizens? The Lasting Impacts of Anti-Settlement Policies on Gibraltar’s Moroccan Workers
By John David Introduction The process of recognising the citizenship of Moroccan Gibraltarians has been slow, partial, and rooted in discrimination. Fifteen years after the publication of a report exposing Gibraltar’s immigration system as a ‘shabby regime of legal discrimination’[1], my research reveals the long-term consequences of anti-settlement policies, even with the belated granting of …