Page 24 - Illegal Migration News Today

At a meeting in Szeged, Hungary, interior ministers from the Visegrád 4 states (Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic), Austria and Germany emphasized…

There is a certain kind of commentator – liberal, centrist and oh so certain – who specialises in explaining why things cannot change. From the economy to immigration, higher education to human rights laws, rather than justify why they believe in the status quo, their arguments are about why things cannot be different. Confronted by crises and change, they mistake their own passivity for wisdom.

A boatful of illegal migrants invaded the elite playground of Malibu, California, where the average home sells for roughly $3.4 million.

Finnish President Sauli Niinistö believes that an artificial migration crisis at the Finnish-Russian border organized by Russia is part of a "broader picture" and a way for the Kremlin to destabilize the West, the local outlet Yle reported on Dec. 2.

Civil servants are trying to block Rishi Sunak’s legislation to deem Rwanda a safe country to deport asylum seekers to, it has been claimed.

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has confirmed that her government is exploring the possibility of deporting individuals in the country who choose to obtain Russian citizenship, Estonian publication Postimees reported on Dec. 1.

Business lobbies are worried that the GOP may actually use its voting power to force Democrats to cut Biden's inflow of illegal migrants.

How’s Brexit working out? There have been some marginal positives, but in terms of the economy, it’s been mainly downside, and on the issues that really matter to voters – particularly immigration and a better functioning health service with more money behind it – Brexit has so far manifestly failed to deliver.

It comes as Rishi Sunak remains under fire as the UK struggles to get a grip on its escalating migrant crisis.

Europe News: Interior ministers from six EU countries, including the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Austria, and Germany, agreed to enhance efforts to