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Immigration must be matched with investment in UK infrastructure to ease pressures

Net migration has benefits but has done nothing to address downward trend in per capita GDP

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer pledges to slash ‘sky-high’ migration numbers under a Labour government

Labour leader said: ‘Read my lips – I will bring immigration numbers down’ as he vowed to ‘control our borders’

The Independent UK

'Economic self harm': Keir Starmer pledges to slash levels of immigration to UK

Keir Starmer is facing criticism after pledging to slash levels of migration to the UK and “hire Brits first”.

The National (Scotland)

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US Shifts Policy Towards El Salvador Amid Migration Concerns

Biden administration's shift towards El Salvador under Bukele's leadership for security and immigration challenges.

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Biden Administration Prepares Sweeping Border Executive Action

The Biden administration is set to announce a border executive action to restrict asylum seekers and address immigration issues.

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Man Pleads Not Guilty In Murder Of UGA Nursing Student

The case of Jose Ibarra, accused of killing nursing student Lake in Hope Riley, unfolds amidst legal proceedings and immigration debate.

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Libertarian Candidate Chase Oliver Wants To Bring Back 'Ellis Island Style' Immigration Processing

The Libertarian Party’s presidential candidate says he would address areas from a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants to high-skilled visa reform.

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Not guilty plea for suspect in killing of nursing student found on University of Georgia campus

A man accused of killing a nursing student whose body was found on the University of Georgia campus pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges in her death

The Independent UK

Far-right US groups coalescing to stoke unfounded fears of non-citizens voting

Cleta Mitchell, a rightwing attorney tied to Trump, has joined with anti-immigrant groups to pour resources into election effort

The Guardian - US

Laken Riley family cries in court as murder suspect pleads not guilty to fatal beating of Georgia college student

Laken Riley’s murder sparked national outrage, with many conservative politicians railing against the nation’s immigration policies.

The Independent UK

Immigration plummets in Americans' list of concerns amid increased enforcement from Biden administration

A new Gallup poll showed a nine percentage point decrease in such responses when asking what the most important problem the country faces at the moment

Latin Times

Free tuition, secret locations: the ‘underground university’ teaching 25 undocumented students at a time

Their US immigration status makes securing affordable education a nightmare. Georgia’s Freedom University offers an alternative path

The Guardian - US

Biden To Sign Executive Order On US-Mexico Border Policy

President Joe Biden is expected to sign an executive order enacting the new policy as early as Tuesday although he is yet to finalize it.

International Business Times

View from The Hill: parliamentary sittings have become as painful for Albanese as they were for Morrison

It was often said of the former Morrison government that it found parliamentary sittings particularly fraught. The same has become true of its successor.

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AAP

Hundreds of visas reinstated on 'Australian connection'

More than 180 visa cancellations were overturned by a tribunal after the government ordered foreign nationals' connections with Australia be made a priority.

The Conversation

International study cap: How some private companies are marketing tech and AI solutions

How do universities and colleges decide who to admit? Given the earnings advantage of a post-secondary degree both globally and in Canada, this is an important social mobility question.

The Independent UK

Reform UK leader Richard Tice accuses cash-only barber shops of money laundering

The Reform UK leader Richard Tice accused barber shops of being fronts for ‘money laundering and drug money’ as the party unveiled its immigration policy

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White House Plans Border Clampdown To Curb Asylum Requests

The White House is finalizing a strategy to tighten U.S.-Mexico border security, including halting asylum requests and automatic denial of entry. President...

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Latin Times

Immigration group calls Democrats to take Trump's mass deportations seriously, says it would 'rip families'

America's Voice Executive Director wrote a memo to editorial boards warning about the dangers of mass deportations and urging Democrats to take it seriously.

The Guardian - AU

Coalition’s ex-detainee curfew amendments made regime unlawful, high court told

Exclusive: Lawyers for YBFZ argue default ankle bracelets and curfews are punitive and breach the separation of executive and judiciary

Reason

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International Business Times

Trump Eyes Tesla CEO Elon Musk For Advisory Role Upon Re-election: Report

Musk, who met with Trump in March, reportedly maintains regular contact with the former president, discussing topics ranging from technology to immigration.

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: drones used to track released detainees; China lifts most Australian beef bans; and a first-timer’s burlesque class

Immigration minister reveals people released from detention are monitored with ‘spot checks, random house checks, as well as the use of drones’

The Guardian - AU

Drones used to track immigration detainees released after high court decision, Andrew Giles reveals

Immigration minister says ‘we know where they are’, as Labor talks tough during fallout over visa cancellation and indefinite immigration detention

The Conversation

Dawn raids never died: why formal apologies and restoring NZ citizenship are still not enough

The dawn raids of the 1970s, when police descended on Pacific Island households in New Zealand’s main cities to find and deport “overstayers”, remain a scar on New Zealand’s collective memory.

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