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11-05-2024
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pushes for swift passage of immigration deportation bills following a High Court ruling allowing indefinite detention of an Iranian asylum seeker who fears persecution.

The ruling opens the door to detaining thousands more and grants extensive powers to the immigration minister, sparking opposition from rights groups.

Labour's legislation includes harsh penalties for non-cooperation with deportation and blanket travel bans, raising concerns about human rights violations and authoritarian measures. The government's aggressive immigration policies align with global trends of scapegoating immigrants amid economic and geopolitical crises.
11-05-2024
Dr Tim Bradshaw of the Russell Group warns of significant financial damage to UK universities if the government restricts student immigration by ending the graduate work visa program.

The sector is already facing a drop in overseas student applications, and further restrictions could destabilize it, impacting local communities, domestic student opportunities, and UK research.

Business leaders and education advocates are urging the government to protect the graduate visa route, emphasizing its importance for recruitment flexibility and long-term decision-making. A government decision is expected soon after a report on the visa scheme's economic impact.
11-05-2024
USCIS has eliminated the separate biometrics fee for most immigration applications starting April 1, 2024. Biometrics, like fingerprints and photographs, are now included in the main filing fee for forms such as Green Cards (Form I-485), Work Permits (Form I-765), Travel Documents (Form I-131), and Naturalization (Form N-400).

Exceptions apply to Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and some Executive Office for Immigration Review cases, which still require a small $30 biometrics fee. This change aims to simplify the process, reduce costs, and respond to stakeholder feedback, making immigration more accessible and transparent.
11-05-2024
The Home Office faces criticism and warnings over its eVisa rollout, with fears that technical issues, poor communication, and digital exclusions could leave many residents stranded outside the UK or unable to prove their immigration status.

Experts highlight challenges for vulnerable groups, issues with communication, and the potential for a Windrush-like scenario. The government's digital immigration systems have already faced significant problems, raising doubts about the reliability of the new digital visas.

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