18 articles tagged with "immigration"
As Christian churches face decline, new religious structures are being established, driven by the faith of immigrants from diverse backgrounds. This shift indicates significant changes in urban religious infrastructure.
Jean Raspail's 1973 novel, 'The Camp of the Saints,' continues to shape anti-immigration narratives, influencing far-right movements in France and the U.S. Its recent republishing highlights its ongoing relevance.
Poland has observed a 96% reduction in illegal immigration attempts at its border with Belarus, attributed to enhanced border security and migration policies.
Chancellor Merz's proposal to increase deportations raises questions about the interplay between immigration and public safety, highlighting the need for a nuanced approach.
An AI-generated video from the US embassy in Mexico, promoting self-deportation, has triggered significant backlash, highlighting potential implications for immigration policy and operational integrity.
Cities across the U.S. are increasingly adopting Chicago's strategies to counter ICE enforcement, reflecting a shift in local governance amid federal immigration policies.
An international study indicates that police violence is perceived as less severe when the victim has an immigrant background, highlighting systemic biases in societal views.
The Department of Justice's recent admission regarding ICE's reliance on erroneous information for courthouse arrests raises significant concerns about data integrity and operational protocols.
The European Parliament has passed a significant immigration package aimed at enhancing deportation processes, including the establishment of return hubs outside the EU.
Tania Warner's experience with ICE raises critical questions about the implications for immigrants' operational security, regardless of legal status.
Research indicates that the addition of 1,000 immigrants, including 142 health care workers, can lead to a notable decrease in elderly mortality rates in metropolitan areas.
Beginning March 22, 2026, ICE agents will be stationed at US airports to alleviate congestion at security checkpoints, a response to ongoing budgetary challenges.
Effective April 12, the US will implement a $15,000 visa bond for travelers from 12 African countries identified for high overstay rates, reflecting a tightening of immigration policies.
Leqaa Kordia, the final protester detained after a crackdown, has been released from a Texas immigration facility, highlighting ongoing systemic issues.
Infrastructure lens: José Antonio Kast initiates a fortified barrier project to address illegal immigration issues.
The loss of CDLs for 200,000 immigrant truck drivers is poised to significantly impact transportation costs, already elevated by high diesel prices.
The recent executive order raising H-1B visa fees to $100,000 has introduced significant operational disruptions for visa holders and employers alike.
The Trump administration has notably reduced its emphasis on mass deportations, indicating a potential shift in immigration strategies and operational focus.