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Immigration : 2018May17Thursday

Trump's 'Animals' Remark Explains Why He's Losing the Immigration Debate

During Roundtable, Trump Calls Some Unauthorized Immigrants 'Animals'

Home Office suspends immigration checks on UK bank accounts

The Daily 202: Immigration is tearing Republicans apart

In Trump era, LAPD strengthens bonds with immigrants here illegally

Koch-backed group gives boost to Democrats on immigration

Spooked by petition, GOP leaders scramble to kill House immigration rebellion

Gang crackdowns have increased arrests, deportations of Latino, immigrant youth, says report

Trump's claim that US is only country with 'thousands' of immigration judges

As Trump blasts illegal immigrants, video captures man's NY rant about Spanish speakers

United States - Immigration : 2018May17Thursday

For aspiring immigrants, winning the lottery just got a lot more complicated

The State of Immigration Enforcement

How the '70s shaped myths about Mexican immigrants

Trump Calls Some Unauthorized Immigrants 'Animals' in Rant

Trump ramps up rhetoric on undocumented immigrants: 'These aren't people. These are animals.'

Trump's claim that US is only country with 'thousands' of immigration judges

America will be stronger with our immigration policy based on facts

In Trump era, LAPD strengthens bonds with immigrants here illegally

The experience of black immigrants foretells what's to come for Central Americans

ICE officials arrest 78 in five-state immigration sweep

Canada - Immigration : 2018May17Thursday

Conference Board Of Canada Study Imagines Canada Without Immigration

If immigration was slashed, Canada's economy would feel the pinch: report

New Migrant Surge Tests Canada's Welcoming Stance

CAQ immigration plan sets 3-year deadline on learning French, passing values test

Education, immigration, trade can lift Canada's growth prospects: BoC

CanadaVisa News Briefs | May 10 to May 16, 2018

Finally, some changes to health-based discrimination in Canadian immigration law

Canada's immigration system has created a labor shortage

OUR VIEW: Canada gets it right

Foreign students file lawsuit against private Edmonton college, immigration consultant

Australia - Immigration: 2018May17Thursday

Australia's immigration debate moves from fringe to centre ground

The most common reasons for Australian citizenship refusals

Unions and business groups unite to oppose cuts to immigration

Australia warns missing African athletes to comply with visas

Opinion: Does Australia want to become better, or just bigger?

Immigration authorities 'fast-tracking' some athlete asylum applications, lawyer says

Malcolm Turnbull echoes John Howard on migration

'I'm Aussie': Man with disability to be deported to Canada after racking up criminal record

'Hell on earth': May leans on Liberals to denounce Australia's policy on asylum-seekers

Australians growing more concerned over immigration – Guardian Essential poll

Europe - Immigration: 2018May17Thursday

European Agenda on Migration: Still fragile situation gives no cause for complacency

Backsliding in Budapest

Making up for What we've Caused: Viewing Migration into Europe as Reparations for Colonization

Immigration has been good for Britain. It's time to bust the myths

Remarks by Commissioner Avramopoulos on managing migration and on upgrading the EU Visa Information System

Sons of Immigrants Prop Up a Symbol of 'Frenchness': The Baguette

The Fall of the German Empire

By Stifling Migration, Sudan's Feared Secret Police Aid Europe

How Hungary Ran George Soros Out of Town

Isis trying to foment a wave of migration to Europe, says UN official

Japan - Immigration: 2018May17Thursday

A woman is challenging Japan's resistance to immigrants by helping foreigners find work

Naturalizing East Asians Can Solve Japan and Taiwan's Population Problem

UK interior minister quits over growing immigration scandal

Close to Home: Immigration then and now, A personal connection

The US isn't fertile enough to sustain itself without immigrants

Wrongly locked up after decades in UK, Windrush victims speak out

Suicide and hunger strike revive concerns about Japan's immigration centre

4-year-old's battle for visa to remain in NZ with permanent resident mother

No comment as first lady's parents appear with immigration lawyer

Japan to screen departing foreign flyers with facial recognition tech to shorten arrival process