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March 19, 2024

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Supreme Court Lets Texas Arrest and Detain Immigrants Under New Immigration Law

Migrants wait behind the razor wire after crossing the Rio Grande into the United States in Eagle Pass, Texas, U.S., September 28, 2023. —Reuters The US Supreme Court allowed Texas to enact its hard-line immigration law, SB4, giving local and state authorities the power to arrest and prosecute such immigrants who enter the US through the Mexican border. Despite President Joe Biden calling the rule unconstitutional, this court’s ruling marks a major victory for Texas officials. In addition to shifting away from federal oversight of immigration enforcement, in which federal officials have traditionally been tied to the process, SB4 gives

January 23, 2024

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Why is Canada restricting international students and who will be affected?

TORONTO: Canada on Monday announced a two-year cap on international student recruitment after explosive growth in recent years worsened the country’s housing shortage. Last year Canada issued nearly 1 million study permits, about three times as many as a decade ago, according to government data. The new proposal will reduce the intake by almost a third. See how the new plans will work and what’s at stake. What are the details? Canada’s Immigration Minister Marc Miller said the Liberal government will introduce a temporary, two-year cap on student visas, which will result in about 364,000 visas being issued in 2024.

January 3, 2024

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UK implements strict student visa rules to curb ‘abuse’ of immigration system

The restrictions affect postgraduate research courses and those with government-funded scholarships People walk over London Bridge looking at a view of Tower Bridge in the City of London financial district in London, Britain, October 25, 2023. — Reuters International students enrolling at UK universities from this month will have to comply with stricter visa requirements that limit the number of family members. The changes, launched by former home secretary Suella Braverman to “restrict immigration and curb abuse of the immigration system”, came into effect on Monday, according to the UK government’s official website. These restrictions mainly affect postgraduate research courses

December 23, 2023

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Good news for UK immigration applicants as new £38,700 visa rule comes into force in 2025

Rishi Sunak defended the decision, stressing the need for individuals to financially support their dependents when they bring them into the country as part of their family British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaks as he attends the Atreju political festival organized by the right-wing Brothers of Italy (Fratelli d’Italia) party of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, in Rome, Italy, December 16, 2023. — Reuters The implementation of the plans, which require people to earn £38,700 a year before bringing their family to the UK, will now take place in two stages, with the initial increase to £29,000 coming into effect

December 19, 2023

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Texas governor signs law making illegal immigration a crime

Texas authorities have arrested immigrants on state misdemeanor charges of criminal trespassing Migrants seeking asylum in the United States gather on the banks of the Rio Bravo River as the Texas National Guard blocks the crossing at the border between the United States and Mexico, seen from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, December 5, 2023. — Reuters The new legislation is due to come into effect in March next year. The legislation sparks a potential clash with the Biden administration. It is unclear whether the DOJ will sue Texas over the new law. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday signed tough legislation

December 14, 2023

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Australia’s new immigration strategy to reduce post-study work rights

Student visa changes may create new hurdles for international students as Australia recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic International students from China wear graduation gowns as they take photos around the University of Sydney campus after their in-person graduation ceremony was canceled during the COVID-19 outbreak, in Sydney, Australia, July 4, 2020. — Reuters Australia’s latest move to announce dramatic cuts to immigration levels also discussed tougher student visa rules set to impact the higher education sector in 2024. The Australian government’s new immigration strategy, released earlier this week, aims to increase scrutiny of applications and English language standards for students,

December 5, 2023

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Britain announces tougher visa measures to reduce net immigration

LONDON: Britain announced plans to reduce the number of migrants arriving through legal channels on Monday, raising the minimum wage they must earn in a skilled job by a third, amid pressure on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to tackle record net immigration numbers. High levels of legal immigration have dominated Britain’s political landscape for more than a decade and were a key factor in the 2016 vote to leave the European Union. Sunak has vowed to gain more control after lawmakers from his Conservative Party criticized his record ahead of an election expected next year, with the opposition Labor Party

November 22, 2023

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Afghans expelled from Pakistan rebuild lives from “scratch”

TORKHAM: Rocked gently on his mother’s lap, a fly on his nose, a baby sleeps uncomfortably in a tent in a barren border camp as his family prepares to leave the site to rebuild their lives in Afghanistan. At the transit camp in Torkham, where returnees expelled from Pakistan sweat in scorching heat during the day and shiver at night, many of the blue tents at the foot of the rocky mountains that stand stark against a cloudless sky have already emptied. Trucks overloaded with many families, carrying pillows, brightly colored blankets and cooking utensils, are ready to go. Border

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