“…Even relatively privileged migrants conducting return visits as part of a “voluntary” transnational lifestyle (Erdal, Amjad, Bodla, & Rubab, ), may partially be pressured into transnational living by the challenges of integration (Snel, ‘t Hart, & Van Bochove, ). At the other end of the continuum, in case of “forced return”, we still find immigration detainees consenting to their deportation, while others successfully use their agency to resist it (Hasselberg, ; Lietaert, Broekaert, & Derluyn, ; Leerkes & Kox, ).…”