Photographs charting 100 years of migration tell touching stories of identity, community, suffering and hope An Oromo family visit the seaside in Brighton, having come to the UK as refugees from Ethiopia under the UK Government Gateway Protection Programme. Photograph: Howard Davies While travelling along the US-Mexican border a few years back I met a man in New Mexico who called himself Quasimodo and patrolled the frontier in search of undocumented immigrants. "I can tell an illegal just by looking at them," he said. "How?" I asked. "Well, I can tell you're black just by looking at you and you can tell I'm white.""But you can't tell my immigration status just by looking at me."...
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