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Boris Johnson to talk up 'obvious merits' of 'appalling' Rwanda policy during visit

BORIS Johnson has vowed to talk up the “obvious merits” of his Rwandan immigration scheme to critic Prince Charles as they meet in the capital…

The National (Scotland)

Dining across the divide: ‘There were moments when I wanted to press eject’

One voted remain, the other leave, and so of course they disagreed about immigration. Will a shared love of dogs save the day?

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson arrives in Rwanda amid storm over immigration policy

Boris Johnson has touched down in Rwanda ahead of a summit of Commonwealth leaders which has been overshadowed by the UK’s controversial new immigration policy.

Evening Standard

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Man charged with murder following death of detainee at Yongah Hill Detention centre

WA police charge a 29-year-old Iranian national with murder after a detainee was killed in a violent altercation at the Yongah Hill Immigration Detention Centre east of Perth last Thursday.

ABC News

Murder charge over death in WA detention

West Australian police have charged an Iranian man with murder over the death of a Turkish detainee at Perth's Yongah Hill immigration detention centre.

AAP

Migrants arrive in Dallas as high numbers cause overcrowding worries at border

About 50 migrants arrived at a Dallas church Wednesday morning as local nonprofits scramble to assist private shelters with historic high migration.

Tribune News Service

Ron DeSantis' Immigration Crackdown Could Prove Costly

A new directive could impose a hefty financial burden on state taxpayers and reduce community trust toward police.

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A 9th Circuit panel tossed California's ban on private immigration facilities. That could change on appeal

LOS ANGELES — Lawyers for a private prison company traded arguments with the state of California before the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena on Tuesday over a lawsuit challenging state legislation banning private, for-profit prisons and immigration detention centers.

Los Angeles Times

Why Cubans arriving at Eagle Pass in new wave of immigration face few obstacles

EAGLE PASS, Texas — A smile spread over the face of Yoima Paisan-Viltre, a Cuban migrant, after passage over the emerald waters of the Rio Grande and through release by U.S. border guards. A bandana with the red-white-and-blue of the U.S. flag held her curly black hair.

Tribune News Service

London mayor calls for free NHS care for all UK residents to help ‘prevent another Windrush scandal’

Currently some migrants, mainly Black and Asian, can face being charged upfront fees for healthcare that is not deemed urgent or immediately necessary, or be charged retrospectively for urgent treatment.

The Independent UK

Warning UK Government ‘failed to learn Windrush lessons’ as new monument unveiled

THE UK Government has been accused of failing to learn from the “disgraceful” Windrush scandal over its much-criticised plans to deport asylum…

The National (Scotland)

Japanese fugitive accused of fraud deported from Indonesia

A Japanese fugitive accused of swindling about $7 million from a pandemic subsidy programme was deported from Indonesia on Wednesday, an immigration official said.

Reuters

Exclusive-Three migrants were kidnapped in Mexico. The U.S. had vowed to protect them

Three asylum seekers were kidnapped in April while in a U.S. migration program that had placed them in the care of Mexican officials in the city of Nuevo Laredo, across the border from Texas, one of the victims and the U.N. migration agency said.

Reuters

Strikes? Labour’s fault. Immigration? Lawyers’ fault. Don’t blame Boris Johnson

If the prime minister tried to make his then-girlfriend chief of staff at the Foreign Office, it’s on him, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Michael Smolens: DACA has been a boon to the US, but remains on the brink of disappearing

The story of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals is one of a valuable program with broad public support that is undermined by dysfunctional politics.

The Guardian - UK

Palantir: Trump-backer’s data firm that wants a big NHS deal

Company co-founded by Silicon Valley’s Peter Thiel has been criticised for US defence and immigration contracts

The Conversation

Newcomers to Canada are supportive of Indigenous Peoples and reconciliation

Public education about Canada’s treatment of Indigenous Peoples is an important component of the process of reconciliation.

Reason

This Political Dissident Faces Death Threats if He Goes Back to Nicaragua. Why Was His Asylum Claim Denied?

Nicaraguan government operatives threatened Mario Rajib Flores Molina with torture and imprisonment. A new court ruling has revived his pursuit of asylum in the United States.

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The Guardian - UK

The hidden victims of the cost of living crisis

Letter: The government’s ‘no recourse to public funds’ policy is pushing those living legally in Britain into destitution and homelessness, writes Bethan Lant

The Philadelphia Inquirer

The US marks World Refugee Day, even as it accepts fewer refugees

PHILADELPHIA — Monday is World Refugee Day, the annual honoring of those forced to flee dangerous homelands and try to rebuild their lives in new countries.

The Guardian - UK

‘You complain, you get fired’: migrant crews on UK fishing boats speak out

Trapped by the terms of their ‘transit visas’, seafarers from outside the EEA are facing exploitation, danger and violence

AAP

Processing visa backlog an 'urgent' need

Immigration Minister Andrew Giles says the government is looking at every option to clear the list of visa applications.

The Guardian - UK

GPS tagging of migrants appears to contradict Home Office guidance

Document published this year does not mention asylum seekers as priority group for ‘intrusive policy’

Newsroom.co.nz

Hundreds of workers flown home to Pacific despite fishing firms' pleas

The Government has turned down seafood industry pleas for overseas fruit-pickers to be allowed to complete their visas processing fish

Tribune News Service

Tory pressure builds on Johnson over blocked deportations

Boris Johnson faces growing pressure from his ruling party to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights, amid frustration that a court ruling scuppered the government’s flagship immigration plan this week.

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