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Immigration minister refutes ‘asylum amnesty’ allegations

Damian Green responds to claims from an immigration watchdog that the government has granted an amnesty to illegal immigrants in order to clear an asylum backlog.

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Immigration Officials Try to Clarify Position on Gay Marriage

An announcement on Monday led to soaring hopes, but Tuesday, the government said it had not made changes that would provide an opening to same-sex couples.

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Immigration minister to look into effect of EU regulations

Søren Pind, the new immigration minister, is planning to look into how much of a threat European regulations pose to the government’s immigration policy, reports b.dk.

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High earners exempt from UK immigration cap

High-earning migrant workers from outside the European Union will be excluded from a new immigration cap imposed by Britain, the government said on Wednesday.

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Immigration hits 50-year high

Canada welcomed 280,636 permanent residents last year, the highest number of immigrants in more than 50 years, the government said Monday.

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UK imposes new permanent immigration quota

Britain will impose a tough annual limit on the number of non-Europeans allowed to work in the U.K.

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Immigration issues dominate discussions on REACH

SINGAPORE : Immigration was the hottest topic discussed on the government feedback unit REACH.

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French immigration minister defends crackdown on illegal Gypsy camps

France’s immigration minister says the government isn’t going after Gypsies despite almost daily raids by police to dismantle illegal camps.

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Immigration Law Ruling May Send Message

States that had been watching Arizona’s immigration law in hopes of copying it received a rude awakening when a judge put most of the measure on hold and agreed with the Obama administration’s core argument that immigration enforcement is the role of the federal government. The ruling marked a repudiation of the Arizona law as U.S

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Immigration officials send notices asking employers to verify workers

HOUSTON — Immigration officials are no longer conducting raids, but instead sending letters to employers asking them to verify the eligibility of workers. “The positive is that the company gets to cooperate with the government, takes care of that, and then the hope is that there’s no raid later,” said Magali Suarez Candler, an immigration attorney

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