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Timbro's chief economist criticizes the Swedish government's implementation of a stricter immigration policy, arguing that many citizens are outraged at the government's approach to deportations.

The Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum Thanos Plevris announced a significant increase in asylum revocations, saying that over 1,000 revocations are expected by June 2026.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for stricter measures against illegal immigration following a terrorist attack, emphasizing the need for changes in the country's migration policy.

Johan Forssell, the Swedish Minister of Migration, faced criticism from the opposition after failing to provide concrete solutions to the issue of teenage deportations during a parliamentary committee meeting.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson defends the controversial deportations of young migrants who reach the age of 18 while their families remain, arguing that the law must not cater to individual cases.

Migration Minister Johan Forssell rejects calls for a temporary law to halt controversial deportations of teenagers who reach the age of 18.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis presented a cohesive security plan at the 2nd Pre-Congress of New Democracy in Alexandroupoli, linking it closely to freedom and social prosperity.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has reiterated his commitment to extending the Evros fence to cover the entire length of the Greek-Turkish border for enhanced security.

The SPD is reluctantly supporting a law to implement reforms to the Common European Asylum System (GEAS) as the German government takes steps toward a stricter migration policy.

The author expresses fear regarding government decisions on immigration policies that could impact their partner, who has immigrated from a third country.

Residents of Korenica protest against a proposed migrant center at the former Željava military airport, which could house up to 1,500 migrants as part of EU immigration policy.

Minister of Demography and Migration Ivan Šipić presented Croatia's demographic revitalization measures at a European Parliament conference.

Fredrik Kopsch, a national economist, reflects on the impact of Sweden's immigration policy while meeting individuals affected by deportations in the summer of 2025.

Italy is required to compensate a migrant after unlawfully detaining him and sending him to a controversial facility in Albania as part of a new migration policy.

The European Commission is considering measures to facilitate the recruitment of skilled drivers from outside the EU to address a workforce shortage in the trucking industry.

German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt proposes a rapid integration plan for refugees to enter the workforce, but critics argue it may fail due to its short-sighted nature.

Germany's interior minister states that anyone can work three months after arriving in the country, raising concerns about potential pull factors for migration.

Former Social Democratic leader Håkan Juholt expresses his anger over the deportation threat faced by SSU member Afnan Agha, which he deems a failure of the migration policy.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has criticized the Sweden Democrats for publicly negotiating detention and deportation issues amid internal government disagreements over migration policy.

Jonas Eek explains his motivations for staying on the Migration Agency's Ethical Council despite a peer's resignation.

The Bavarian state government reports a successful shift in migration policy, highlighted by a significant reduction in new asylum applications and an increase in the number of residency terminations.

A shift among Swedish Democrats (SD) voters shows that a majority now oppose deportations of teenagers, signaling a potential crisis in Sweden's migration policy.

Mohammed Ouhemmou argues that migration policies fail to prioritize safety, highlighting the deadly route from Africa to the Canary Islands as a 'necrocorredor.'

Sweden's migration policy is under scrutiny as cases emerge of children facing deportation despite their parents holding residence permits.

The Left Party may face a significant political cost if it enters a government coalition after the election, particularly regarding migration policy where Nooshi Dadgostar will have to negotiate her moral principles.

A recent GPO poll reveals significant divisions in how Greeks perceive migration, with many calling for stricter policies despite a humanitarian view of migrants' motivations.

Swedish Minister for Migration Johan Forssell announced that the government is working on a proposal to address teenage deportations, emphasizing the need for these youths to complete their schooling and build their futures in Sweden.

The letter discusses the issues surrounding the separation of children from their parents under Sweden's migration policies, highlighting a significant systemic flaw.

At least 15 bodies of migrants have been discovered off the coast of Italy amidst dangerous sea travel conditions in the Mediterranean.

A senior Czech MP stated that Ukrainian migrants should not receive preferential treatment when applying for long-term residence permits in the Czech Republic.

Greece is reshaping its immigration policy by linking legal residency to employment while emphasizing a 'zero tolerance' approach to irregular immigration, significantly affecting migration routes through the Balkans.

The Center Party in Sweden proposes reforms to migration policies to prevent the expulsion of young adults from families with residency permits.

India aims to send young workers abroad amid rising youth unemployment, with experts cautioning against potential political manipulation of labor.

Spain has opened its doors to hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants, offering legal residency and access to work and benefits, framing it as both a human rights issue and an economic necessity.

Angus Taylor distances himself from a controversial leaked immigration plan, while a report highlights systemic racism in Australian universities, and 34 women and children from a Kurdish detention camp face repatriation issues.

Germany has announced a six-month extension of its temporary border controls, citing the need for more effective migration management.

The Social Insurance Committee will vote on a proposal aimed at stopping teenage deportations, urging Social Democrats and Liberals to support the initiative.

Germany is extending border controls with its neighbors for six more months as part of its new migration policy, according to Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt.

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega softens his anti-imperialist rhetoric and introduces new measures aimed at improving relations with the United States.

EU's chief diplomat, K. Kallas, asserts that Europe doesn't face civilizational extinction as per U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's comments on massive migration and European defense.

The Sweden Democrats have reached a consensus on converting permanent residence permits to temporary ones amidst disputes over migration policy with other Tidö parties.

Marco Rubio emphasized the strong connections between the US and Europe while addressing concerns about deindustrialization and migration at a recent Munich forum.

Gerald Knaus discusses the various threats Europe is currently facing.

After a colleague resigned in protest against teenage deportations, Alexandra Segenstedt remains in her role but expresses criticism of current migration policies in Sweden.

The European Union is set to implement new regulations to expedite asylum proceedings and facilitate the transfer of migrants to other countries, prompting criticism from human rights organizations.

Greece has passed a law mandating harsh penalties for human trafficking and criminalizing assistance to migrants arriving in the country, raising concerns among humanitarian organizations.

Sweden's government aims to attract foreign researchers but its migration policy, especially concerning deportations of young individuals, is driving them away, according to the union Sulf.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government has proposed a draft law to implement naval blockades against migrant boats to enhance border security.

The Italian government has proposed a bill that allows the imposition of a maritime blockade for up to six months to prevent migrant boats from entering its territorial waters.

Italian Minister Matteo Piantedosi emphasizes the necessity of defending EU borders following the approval of a new immigration bill.