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Europe Accused of 'Tackling' Illegal Migration by Legalising it: MEP - Vimarsana News

Europe Accused of 'Tackling' Illegal Migration by Legalising it: MEP

Reform "Like legalizing burglary because there are too many burglaries," that will see "millions of migrants" come to Europe, MEPs said.

Home Affairs extends concession for 56,000 foreigners - Vimarsana News

Home Affairs extends concession for 56,000 foreigners

The Department of Home Affairs has yet again issued a last-minute reprieve, extending a blanket concession for long-term visa or waiver applicants awaiting decisions on their applications.

BBCNEWS Newsday June 4, 2024 00:13:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Newsday June 4, 2024 00:13:00

Million people could be coming to the — million people could be coming to the shores. and this is a tory government that this morning said that number could in fact— morning said that number could in fact be — morning said that number could in fact be billions. complete and — in fact be billions. complete and utter nonsense. may i ask the prime _ and utter nonsense. may i ask the prime minister, from whom are his — the prime minister, from whom are his government taking inspiration, nigel farage's the fi . ure inspiration, nigel farage's the fiaure of inspiration, nigel farage's the ...

Xenophobic delirium: The US's race-making operation in Mexico | Inequality - Vimarsana News

Xenophobic delirium: The US's race-making operation in Mexico | Inequality

Countless asylum seekers are trapped in limbo in Mexican detention centres performing anti-migrant work for the US.

JMU community remembers life and impact of Tatiana Benjamin - Vimarsana News

JMU community remembers life and impact of Tatiana Benjamin

Members of the JMU community remember Tatiana Benjamin, an assistant professor of justice studies and minor co-coordinator of African, African American and Diaspora (AAAD) Studies, who died Dec. 19, 2022.