Popular articles tagged "immigration policy"
Jupol's estimate is that those grants could multiply by four through family reunification under Spain's aliens law, taking the total to four million over the coming…
The figure compares with 1,602 citizenships granted in June and 18,332 over the first seven months of 2026 as a whole.
The ex-military said that Italy is being "Governed by a watered-down, fearful right, without the courage to make decisive decisions".
The numbers come a year after the Bundestag approved a two-year suspension of family reunification for people with subsidiary protection status.
The Trump administration has finalized new rules limiting foreign students' stays to four years and journalists' stays to 240 days, part of a broader immigration…
When the Government launched the regularisation programme, ministers said they expected between 400,000 and 500,000 undocumented migrants already living in Spain…
Simon Harris said he was not commenting on the case itself, though he argued there were "legitimate discussions to be had around citizenship in general".
European courts have held that foreign nationals convicted of serious crimes cannot be denied residence or deported where doing so would interfere with family life.
Almost 80 Labour MPs wrote a letter to Andy Burnham, the party's presumptive next leader and prime minister-in-waiting, warning that he risked "losing progressive…
India remains the top nationality for main applicants, also bringing in a huge number of dependents. 2,395 Indians brought in 10,504 dependents.
The figures come from medical and documentary checks carried out on thousands of young migrants who arrived claiming to be minors.
The legislation expands the assessment of an immigrant’s “honest and orderly way of life”.
“Every time UN envoys express concern over my legislation, it makes me proud of that legislation,” declared Thanos Plevris.
So far, authorities have granted around 360,000 temporary permits, representing roughly 40 per cent of processed requests.
Almost 55 per cent of voters opposed the measure and 45 per cent backed it, whilst turnout reached about 59 per cent.
Under the new framework, anyone arriving irregularly must now pass through a common screening before being formally admitted.
Since the Meloni government took office in October 2022, the total number of repatriations has increased by more than 40 per cent.
Key sectors in Switzerland have become structurally dependent on foreign labour.
Nearly one million young Britons aged 16 to 24 are now classified as NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training).
"We have reached the limit of our capacity for integration and assimilation".
The Trump Administration did not take part in the second International Migration Review Forum, held at UN headquarters in New York.
A referendum could soon push Switzerland towards significantly stricter migration policies and potentially place its bilateral agreements with the European Union…
The bill would allow authorities to hold foreigners subject to deportation orders for up to seven months.
It will be more difficult to become a Swedish citizen after the Swedish government approved a new citizenship law.
The Spanish Government has instructed prisons to actively identify foreign inmates eligible for regularisation and to assist in processing their applications as…
UK Green Party spokesperson has called on the US to cover travel costs for British football fans denied entry over their social media activity ahead of the 2026…
Sweden's government today said it was moving forward with a contested bill that would require authorities to report immigrants believed to be staying in the country…
Spain's Council of Ministers has approved a royal decree mandating universal access to public healthcare for all foreign nationals residing in the country, even…
Denmark looks set to maintain a tough stance on migration policy even after the snap election, which the Danish prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, called on February…
A bill to implement "remigration" has reached the Italian parliament and could soon be put to a vote.
