That means ending the hostile environment of walls and fences, detention centres and prisons that are used against racialised, migrant, and refugee communities." The group argues that the climate justice movement should ensure that migration is an inherent right rather than something people are compelled to do as a result of droughts, floods, and tornados that the victims of these disasters "had no role in creating". One of the group's key demands, outlined in an open letter published in Red Pepper in May, 2019, was the ending of the UK's hostile environment "of walls and fences, detention centers and prisons" that the group argues "are used against racialised, migrant, and refugee communities".
That means removing the hostile conditions of barriers, detention centers, and prisons targeting racialized, migrant, and refugee groups." The movement believes that climate justice should make migration a fundamental right rather than something people are compelled to do due to droughts, floods, and tornados that these victims "had no part in creating". One of the group's primary demands, outlined in an open letter published in Red Pepper in May 2019, was ending the UK's hostile environment "of barriers, detention centers, and prisons" used against racialized, migrant, and refugee communities.