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Hi, I'm Daniel Trilling. I'm a journalist and author and I'm the writer of the Guardian Longread

Five Myths about the refugee crisis which was originally published in 2018.

The idea for that piece came from the book that I had been working on which was published

in the summer of 2018 called Lights in the Distance, Exile and Refuge at the Borders of Europe.

And that book was based on five years that I had spent traveling around Europe reporting

on conditions for refugees and migrants as they entered the European Union in search of asylum.

And over the course of that reporting, the number of refugees coming to Europe rose quite sharply

and the story became what we now think of as Europe's refugee crisis.

When a book was published, we felt that it would be a good idea to write a piece that summed up

the ideas that I was trying to convey in a more direct sense because 2018 was a time when

the kind of big global news story about the refugee crisis in Europe had started to subside somewhat.

There was a perception that maybe it was it was over and one of the things I wanted to really

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