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Trump narrows vice presidential field, with Burgum and Rubio out
Donald Trump excluded Doug Burgum and Marco Rubio from his vice presidential picks, favoring J.D. Vance. After surviving an assassination attempt, a judge dismissed his classified documents case. Trump will accept the GOP nomination, revising his speech for unity. Awaiting election interference trials, he expects more dismissals post-Supreme Court ruling. Thomas Crooks' attack on Trump in Butler, PA, killed a supporter. Biden condemned the violence, ordered an independent review, and Congress will question the Secret Service. Trump faces sentencing in the Stormy Daniels case and Biden deals with Democratic criticism. Heated political rhetoric affects Republicans' firearm stance.
Canada intensifies $48 million plan to protect temporary foreign workers from scams
The Canadian government has imposed $2.1 million in penalties on employers violating the Temporary Foreign Worker Program rules. Efforts to ensure compliance include increased inspections, penalties for violations, and a tip line for reporting abuse.
What is Project 2025? Know all about the controversial project
Project 2025 is a policy document that is being attributed to the presumptive presidential nominee of the Republican party in the upcoming US Presidential Election. Donald Trump has completed distanced himself from this document which is being slammed as regressive and obsolete in the 21st century. The document has been prepared by various right wing parties who have expressed their views on issues such as abortion, climate change and a reformed federal work force.
At 28, Bardella could become youngest French prime minister at helm of far-right National Rally
Bardella is part of a generation of young people who joined the party under Marine Le Pen in the 2010s but likely wouldn't have done so under her father. Since joining at age 17, he has risen quickly through the ranks, serving as party spokesperson and president of its youth wing, before being appointed vice president and becoming the second-youngest member of the European Parliament in history, in 2019.
UK immigration: Will Starmer make it more difficult for you to move to Britain?
UK PM Keir Starmer may tighten immigration policies, maintaining ECHR membership. Labour aims to reduce net migration from 350,000 annually. Policies include linking immigration and skills, workforce training, apprenticeship levy, Skilled Worker and Seasonal Workers' visas, higher minimum wage penalties, Migration Advisory Committee, health and care visas, family routes review, immigration fees, and Brexit agreements.
First Presidential Debate Verdict: Did Trump's performance earn him a 1-0 lead over Biden?
Following the debate, a CNN poll revealed that 67% of viewers believed Trump emerged as the winner, while 33% favoured Biden. This marked a significant shift from CNN's post-2020 debate poll, where 53% viewed Biden as the winner compared to 39% for Trump. Viewers expressed concerns over Biden's leadership abilities, underscoring doubts about his performance.
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Canada bans border applications for post-graduation work permits
Canada has banned foreign nationals from applying for post-graduation work permits (PGWP) at the border to curb 'flagpoling,' a practice that strains border resources and causes delays, announced by Marc Miller.
Donald Trump vows tax cuts, warns vaguely of 'danger' from immigrants
Speaking to thousands of supporters at a convention center in West Palm Beach, Florida, the Republican candidate vowed to further cut the corporate tax rate he lowered while president, while also providing tax relief to the middle class. Trump, who is locked in a close rematch race with President Joe Biden, a Democrat, did not provide specifics.
Italy and France spar over abortion at G7 summit
Italy demands removal of 'safe and legal abortion' reference from G7 summit statement, sparking dispute with France's Macron over differing political visions.
How the Olympics can drive a food revolution?
The Olympics have played a significant role in transforming food cultures globally. The 1988 Seoul Olympics highlighted Korean dog meat dining, leading to increased opposition and eventual bans as pet ownership rose. The 1964 Tokyo Olympics introduced French chefs to Japanese cooking, influencing nouvelle cuisine. The 1992 Barcelona Olympics showcased Spanish molecular gastronomy. The 1956 Melbourne Olympics revolutionized Australian cuisine by bringing in European chefs and promoting fine wines.
UK's Starmer pledges crackdown on businesses using foreign workers
Keir Starmer plans to ban employers who break employment law from hiring workers from abroad to reduce net migration. The Labour leader aims to shift focus from party infighting to the Conservative government's record.
US Elections: Why Republicans are focusing on voting by noncitizens
House Republicans are pushing legislation to crack down on noncitizen voting, claiming it undermines election integrity. They aim to roll back D.C. law allowing noncitizens to vote locally, require proof of citizenship to register, and remove noncitizens from voter rolls, despite low instances of noncitizen voting.
Will Donald Trump deport 20 million illegal immigrants if re-elected? Know about his plans in detail
Donald Trump has said that the US will not bring in anyone from Gaza, Syria, Somalia, Yemen, Libya, or anywhere else that threatens the security of the country. He plans to round up, detain and deport millions of illegal immigrants.
Biden and Trump offer worlds-apart contrasts on issues in 2024's rare contest between two presidents
Joe Biden and Donald Trump are two presidents who have tasks left incomplete and a strong desire to complete them. Their histories and proposals regarding abortion, immigration, taxes, and foreign conflicts - and more - make it clear that the candidate elected in November will aim to influence the American society in unique ways.
How Trump would crack down on US immigration in a second term
Trump pledges to address illegal and legal immigration by enforcing border policies, mass deportations, travel bans, and changes to legal immigration. He aims to tighten security, restrict entry, and overhaul existing programs if re-elected.
American dream fading? Things don’t look too good for those seeking to migrate to US, especially Indians
The US has restricted legal immigration since the 1920s. David J Bier, director, immigration studies at Cato Institute, points out that the system utterly fails those aspiring to pursue the 'American Dream' in lawful and orderly ways. His Feb 2024 study, 'Green Card Approval Rate Reaches Record Lows', shows that only 3% of those who have submitted GC applications will receive permanent status during FY2024 (fiscal ending Sept 30, 2024).
US evaluating risks related to adoption of AI tools by federal agencies
Policymakers in the US have been looking at potential risks in the adoption of AI tools by federal agencies and the adequacy of safeguards to protect individual privacy and ensure fair treatment.
Petition calls on UK government to reconsider healthcare visa term
An online petition is pushing the UK government to grant foreign healthcare workers, especially from India, more time to secure jobs after sponsor issues, highlighting potential negative impacts and seeking support from the public.
UK govt takes steps towards the biggest-ever cut in migration
The UK is implementing significant changes to its immigration policies, aiming for the largest-ever cut in migration. These changes include raising the skilled worker visa salary threshold by 48% and abolishing the Shortage Occupation List and its associated 20% salary discount. The UK Home Office states that these measures are aimed at preventing British workers from being undercut.
UK's ban on foreign care workers bringing family comes in force
The UK Home Office has implemented new visa rules that prevent overseas care workers, including Indians, from bringing their families to the UK. The government aims to address the high number of dependants accompanying workers on the care visa route and combat visa abuse. The reforms include establishing a national career path for care workers and raising the salary threshold for skilled workers.
Russian disinformation is about immigration. The real aim is to undercut Ukraine aid
Russian disinformation efforts are targeting U.S. immigration and border security issues to sow division ahead of the 2024 election. Amplified by state media and Kremlin-linked accounts, the campaign aims to stoke outrage and polarization, focusing on crime by immigrants and the need for border crackdowns. Experts warn that such efforts seek to weaken support for Ukraine and could impact the U.S. election, with Russia's disinformation apparatus shifting focus from the war in Ukraine to U.S. politics.
How Donald Trump would crack down on US immigration in a second term
Donald Trump has outlined his immigration policies for a potential second term. These policies include restoring the "remain in Mexico" program, detaining all migrants caught crossing the border illegally, implementing travel bans, launching mass deportations, ending automatic citizenship for children born to immigrants living in the U.S. illegally, tightening access to visa programs, rolling back Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designations, and potentially resuming the controversial family separation policy.
Key takeaways from Trump's big win over Haley in South Carolina
At campaign events, Haley has argued that she, too, takes a hard line on immigration, but Republicans don't seem to be buying it. Trump's campaign this week released a TV ad titled "Weakness" that claimed Haley opposed Trump's so-called Muslim "travel ban" during his administration and questioned the need for a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
Immigration reform in the US has always been tough, and rarely happens in election years
Historical roadblocks, polarization, and election-year politics hinder meaningful immigration reform in the US. Recent bipartisan efforts have failed, leaving the nation's immigration system broken. President Biden's bill and the Senate border deal both faced opposition, reflecting the ongoing challenges in achieving comprehensive reform.
Canada extends ban on foreign workers, international students from buying homes
Canada has extended its ban on foreign ownership of housing for an additional two years in response to concerns about affordable housing accessibility. The govt aims to prevent homes from becoming speculative financial assets, ensuring they are used as residences for Canadian families. The housing crisis is exacerbated by an influx of migrants and international students, leading to increased demand and rising costs.
Here's how Donald Trump won in Iowa - and why the caucus was practically over before it began
About 7 in 10 Iowans who caucused for Trump on Monday night said they have known all along that they would support a man who has remade the Republican Party through his “Make America Great Again” political movement. Trump was carried to victory by the majority of caucusgoers who say they back it, a sign of his growing influence in a state that denied him a victory eight years ago.
Canada needs more immigrants to solve a problem caused by immigrants
While Canada's Immigration Minister Marc Miller has been quite clear that newcomers are needed to address labour shortages, he also seems to be recognizing that public support for immigration has plummeted given many have been blaming newcomers for the housing shortage.
Afghans in droves head to border to leave Pakistan ahead of a deadline in anti-migrant crackdown
Pakistani officials warn that people who are in the country illegally face arrest and deportation after October 31. U.N. agencies say there are more than 2 million undocumented Afghans in Pakistan, at least 6,00,000 of whom fled after the Taliban takeover in 2021.
Trump pledges to reimpose Muslim 'travel ban' at Jewish gathering
"We will keep radical Islamic terrorists the hell out of our country," Trump told the audience attending the annual summit of the Republican Jewish Coalition.
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