The incoming president of Panama has vowed to make big changes to help alleviate the U.S. border crisis. President-elect Jose Raul Mulino vowed to shut down a crucial migration gap through Panama that has been used by more than 500,000 migrants over the last year, signaling a shift in the country’s policy as the U.S….
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News UK’s Conservatives on track to lose next election, critics blast poor migration policy: ‘People have given up’
Another double blow in recent local UK elections paints an increasingly dismal picture for the Conservative Party’s hopes in the upcoming General Election, indicating a potential change in power that would see the left-wing Labour Party sweep into power. “The Conservative Party have forgotten how to be conservative!” Thomas Corbett-Dillon, former advisor to then-Prime Minister…
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News Poland, Finland seek changes on European Union border policies to curb migration
Poland’s Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, has announced plans to upgrade the border wall with Belarus to enhance security against unauthorized migration. Tusk voiced concerns about the inadequacy of the European Union’s asylum legislation in addressing current migration challenges. The Prime Minister of Finland, Petteri Orpo, agreed with Tusk on the need for changes in EU…
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News Arkansas, Colorado launch ‘hip hideaways’ coalition to encourage small town migration
Arkansas, Colorado, Tennessee and Montana organizations have formed the “Coalition of Hip Hideaways” as more people begin migrating to rural towns. The Northwest Arkansas Council announced on Monday that, in light of more and more people moving out of major cities, it has partnered with multiple other communities to help promote lesser-known cities and assist…
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News Dublin sees heavy police presence, 11 arrests amid ‘Irish Lives Matter’ march against mass migration
Dublin deployed more than 300 police officers amid a massive march against the push for mass migration – and a counter-protest – in Ireland’s capital city on Monday. According to The Irish Independent, 11 people were arrested amid the demonstrations. The newspaper estimated between 500 and 700 people, including women and children, participated in the…
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News Top White House adviser on migration issues leaving amid intense southern border policy blowback
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News United Nations wants $8 billion to help migration crisis, combat climate change
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News Chaos and violence in South American country fuels massive rise in illegal migration to the US
Escalating violence in a once peaceful Ecuador has sparked concerns of a significant rise in migration to the U.S. As the South American country has been rocked by blasts, prison takeovers and mafia activity, thousands of Ecuadorians feel like they have no option but to seek refuge elsewhere. In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic…
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News Massive increase in Venezuelan migration to southern border driven by US policy, report finds
A new report by a conservative immigration group into the ongoing surge in Venezuelan migration at the southern border finds that the crisis has been sparked by U.S. policy as much as it is by economic conditions. The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) has issued the report, a copy of which was obtained by…
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News Rishi Sunak gets a respite after UK lawmakers vote in favor of the Rwanda migration bill
LONDON (AP) — British lawmakers have voted Tuesday to support the government’s plan to send some asylum-seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda, keeping alive a policy that has angered human rights groups and cost the U.K. at least $300 million, without a single flight getting off the ground. The House of Commons voted 313-269…
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