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IMMIGRATION AND ASSIMILATION POLICY
'There could be bumps': Rubio responds to India's concerns over Trump immigration changesIndia's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Jaishankar expressed India's concerns regarding US vi...- ‘Every country has stupid people’: Rubio on racist remarks against Indians in U.S.US Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed racist remarks against Indians in America. He called these comments the work of 'stupid people'...
- One of Trump's top advisers cites children of immigrants as a problemStephen Miller's belief that seven decades of immigration has produced millions of people who take more than they give -- an assertion that...
- US Congressman Chip Roy to introduce bill seeking "freeze on all immigration"Congressman Chip Roy proposes a complete halt to all immigration. This freeze will remain until key reforms are enacted. These include chan...
- White House unveils letter Trump will send to new US citizensThe White House unveiled President Trump's letter to new U.S. citizens, emphasizing their role in safeguarding the Constitution. The letter...
- Is New Zealand's multiculturalism under threat? Destiny Church’s anti-immigration rally poses a challenge to national valuesBrian Tamaki led hundreds of Destiny Church supporters in Auckland, protesting against non-Christian religions and advocating for stricter ...
- Trump welcomes new citizens to US, urges them to ‘Defend American values with pride’In a video message played at naturalization ceremonies nationwide on June 10, 2025, President Donald Trump urged newly naturalized citizens...
- Sweden wants to pay immigrants up to 350,000 Swedish kronor to leave the countrySweden will soon pay immigrants up to 350,000 kronor to leave the country voluntarily starting in 2026. This new policy, announced by the r...
- India, the choice for global talent?India's population peaking after developed nations makes it a late entrant into the migrant labour market. However, it offers opportunities...
- Korea to prioritize Korean language ability as part of immigration reformThe Ministry of Justice has said that fluency in Korean would play a significant role in the issuance of E-7-4 visas. These visas, which gr...
- Steve Bannon: As a nationalist, Modi was a Trump before TrumpSteve Bannon talks about PM Narendra Modi, systematic Chinese takeover of Indian-American owned printed circuit board industry in the US an...
- New York terror suspect pledged allegiance to ISIS: officialsUllah, who came to the US some seven years ago from Bangladesh, was apprehended yesterday with wires and a pipe bomb strapped to his body.
- If Donald Trump goes for merit-based immigration in US, here's what happensThe main argument for a merit-based system is that it favours immigrants who being skilled are in a position to contribute to the American ...
- Donald Trump proposes hardline immigration plan that may benefit Indian professionalsThe move to establish a merit-based immigration system could benefit highly-skilled Indian immigrants especially those from the IT sector.
- Immigration without integration is 'invasion': Bobby JindalJindal said the US must insist that immigrants do a better job of assimilating into American culture to avoid problems facing Europe.
- Bobby Jindal joins Donald Trump in opposing birthright citizenshipUS presidential hopeful Bobby Jindal has joined fellow Republican candidate Donald Trump in calling for an end to birthright citizenship.
- We came to US to become Americans not Indian-Americans: Bobby JindalJindal, the first Indian-American Governor of any American state, is scheduled to address the Henry Jackson Society on Monday in London.
- A Nation of ImmigrantsIn this paper, we review the progress that has been made so far on understanding the impacts of high-skilled immigration from the perspecti...
- Campaign 2008: The sounds of silence over key issues in USIt is one of our fondest political myths that elections allow us collectively to settle the “big issues.”
- Seeking sense on immigrationOur stalled immigration debate needs more common sense and more common decency. America’s immigration system is unquestionably broken.
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