Immigration

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Supreme Court backs Trump on TPS terminations and border asylum rules

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The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Thursday in two cases that expand the Trump administration’s authority over immigration enforcement.

March and March and allied groups plan nationwide demonstrations on 30 June demanding undocumented migrants leave the country, as political parties and authorities respond amid rising tensions.

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A federal judge in California has issued an order barring immigration agents from making arrests at immigration courts. The ruling targets policies expanded under the Trump administration for its mass deportation efforts.

Gyeonggi Province has launched its first comprehensive survey of 18169 refugees in the region to assess living conditions including housing, education and healthcare.

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The Archdiocese of Madrid and dozens of Christian communities have expressed rejection of measures by the city council and regional government affecting homeless people and immigrants.

Vigilante groups in KwaThema have issued a 30 June deadline for immigrants to leave, leading many to close shops amid looting and threats. In Cape Town, hundreds of Zimbabweans are camping outside their consulate seeking repatriation.

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The European Parliament approved new legislation on June 17 introducing tougher return procedures for undocumented migrants, including Kenyans living unlawfully in EU countries.

 

 

 

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