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Some Afghan refugees now have a chance to avoid terrorism designation that blocked their path to US

Doctors, teachers, engineers and other Afghans who were forced to associate with the Taliban will now have a chance at asylum or visas after the Biden administration loosened a terrorism-related designation on Tuesday, according to government officials and documents reviewed by the Los Angeles Times.

Los Angeles Times

TM 6 immigration forms shelved for now at airports

The government will temporarily halt the need for international passengers to fill out TM 6 immigration forms to ease passenger congestion at international airports.

Bangkok Post

Biden’s approach to migration: ‘More carrots and fewer sticks’

The Biden administration’s focus on multilateral regional cooperation, is a major break from the stance of Donald Trump.

Al Jazeera

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Exactly what awaits UK migrants in Rwanda as first flight due to depart

While their immigration status is determined, migrants will take part in an “orientation” programme

Nottingham Post

What happens when the first migrants arrive in the Rwanda from the UK?

The government aspires to provide ‘clean, modern accommodation’ with basic facilities and a safe space.

The Independent UK

Rwanda flight protesters lie in road and lock themselves together to block deportation

The flight for the government's controversial policy to fly refugees to Rwanda was due to take off tonight but the coach carrying the people has been blocked by protestors

Daily Mirror

Protesters block vans taking migrants to airport for Rwanda flight

PROTESTERS are blocking the street outside of an immigration removal centre where migrants are set to be put on a flight to Rwanda.

The National (Scotland)

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Future of DACA program remains uncertain, a decade after it began

WASHINGTON — Bruna Sollod first applied for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program weeks after it began in 2012. After she was accepted, the Brazilian-born college student was able to avoid deportation, work legally and enjoy some stability as she began her adulthood.

Tribune News Service

UK Flight Due to Leave for Rwanda Despite Migrant Appeals

British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss says the first deportation flight to Rwanda will take off Tuesday evening, regardless of how many people are on board, as immigration attorneys launch case-by-case appeals on behalf of the migrants scheduled for removal. The comments came a day after two British courts refused to…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Rwanda migrant flight battle goes to the wire

Migrants were removed from the plane on Tuesday evening after intervention from the European Court of Human Rights

Evening Standard

Anderson Strathern makes new partner and director hires

Law firm poaches TLT's head of Scotland as a partner in its Glasgow office

Insider UK

UK flight due to leave for Rwanda despite migrant appeals

The Independent UK

Future of DACA program remains uncertain, a decade after it began - Roll Call

A permanent legislative solution for 'Dreamers' appears elusive as midterm elections approach and tensions rise over border security.

Roll Call

Colorado businesses have a hiring problem. Leaders are turning to older workers, immigrants as solutions

The stubborn problem of labor shortages has Colorado businesses looking at older workers who retired or lost their jobs during the pandemic and want back in the workforce and at changes in immigration policies that could help fill positions.

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Immigration bureaucracy threatens 11-year-old’s spot on transplant lists

Nicolas Espinosa’s hopes for his 11-year-old daughter, Julia, are basic and profound: He wants her to stay alive and perhaps be able to eat normally someday.

The Independent UK

Charter business thrives as US-expelled Haitians flee Haiti

Thousands of Haitians in recent months have boarded charter flights to South America, according to flight tracking information and independent verification by The Associated Press in collaboration with the University of California, Berkeley

The Conversation

It’s been called the worst job in politics. Can Peter Dutton buck the trend?

Like former Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Peter Dutton found party stardom in the immigration portfolio. The two men’s contest for the leadership back in 2018 wasn’t the result of any huge demand for change among voters. It happened because they were popular within the Liberal Party’s base, or at least…

Tribune News Service

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Supreme Court rejects bond hearings for immigrants facing deportation

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Los Angeles Times

Supreme Court rejects bond hearings for immigrants facing deportation

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ruled Monday that immigrants being held for deportation have no right to seek their release on bond, regardless of how long they may be held.

Al Jazeera

US high court rules against detained immigrants seeking release

Justices rule that immigrants being held for long periods have no right to argue for release as they fight deportation.

Reason

America's Harsh Immigration Restrictions Mean Haitians Drown Trying To Get Here

Their deaths are the tragic, predictable consequence of shutting down safer migration paths.

Reuters

Long queues at Lisbon airport to extend into summer - Union

Long lines of passengers forced to wait hours at Lisbon airport are unlikely to ease into the main summer tourist season despite plans to almost double border control staff, the union chief for Portugal's border and immigration service SEF warned on Monday.

Roll Call

Supreme Court limits relief for certain detained immigrants - Roll Call

Two opinions make it harder for detained immigrants to fight to be released on bond while their cases proceed.

The Conversation

Immigrants are only 3.5% of people worldwide – and their negative impact is often exaggerated, in the U.S. and around the world

-Ernesto Castañeda is an associate professor in the Department of Sociology at American University and the Director of the Immigration Lab. Castañeda explains why immigration is an important force counteracting population decline in the U.S. and why that matters to the economy and America’s global power. Below are highlights from…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Egypt, Latvia to Promote Cooperation in Countering Illegal Immigration

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi emphasized on Sunday his country’s keenness on enhancing cooperation and bilateral relations with Latvia, and on continuing coordination between the two countries on political topics of mutual interest primarily illegal immigration and terrorism. Sisi’s comments came during his meeting in Cairo with Latvia’s Foreign Minister Edgars…

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