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Deputy Dombrava raises concerns over the lack of monitoring regarding foreign students in Latvia, specifically highlighting issues related to students from third-world countries who fail to attend classes.

The article discusses a proposal from German ministers urging Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt to halt the deportation of Yezidis and provide them with permanent residency in Germany.

Swedish politicians have once again reversed their stance on migration policy in response to strong public opinion and increased refugee inflows.

Ebba Busch, leader of the Christian Democrats in Sweden, discusses her vision for migration policy focused on 'common sense', while acknowledging the contradictions in government reforms affecting those who are contributing to society.

A Belarusian blogger falsely claims that life in Latvia is dire compared to the wealth in Belarus, attracting widespread attention on social media.

Blue states are increasing tax pressures to retain wealthy residents who are moving to states with lower taxes, sparking debates about economic policies and governance.

Riga's Deputy Mayor Edvards Ratnieks has reached out to the State Security Service regarding a video of migrants praying on a sidewalk, emphasizing the need for immediate action on immigration policy.

The Swedish Migration Agency faces severe criticism from the National Audit Office for detaining people slated for deportation, while the government aims to intensify the conditions for those held.

EU leaders are taking action to address the issue of uncontrolled migration across Europe.

The Polish government is considering new legal regulations in response to challenges arising from the growing trend of urban residents relocating to rural areas.

Germany has rejected around 30,000 people at its borders since May 2025, according to Interior Minister Alexander Dobrint.

Vilnius has approved a plan to integrate foreign residents with a budget of 4 million euros, highlighting the city's growing foreign population.

The Swedish government is proposing that citizenship can be revoked for serious criminals, particularly gang leaders, under certain conditions.

During an annual St. Patrick's Day visit to the Oval Office, Irish PM M. Martin respectfully challenged Donald Trump's views on various issues, including the war in Iran and migration.

The Trump administration is pushing for the construction of a new section of border wall in the Santa Teresa area facing Ciudad Juárez as part of a security project costing approximately $4.5 billion.

The Swedish government promised to stop the deportations of young people, yet evidence suggests that more deportations are likely to occur contrary to those commitments.

The article discusses the proposed suspension of temporary residence permit applications from citizens of Russia and Belarus in Lithuania, emphasizing the need for a rational debate about migration policies based on factual data.

The leader of the CSU parliamentary group in the Bundestag, Alexander Hoffmann, has called for clarification regarding the controversial cooperation between CDU and CSU in the European Parliament with the AfD and other right-wing parties.

The article discusses Australia's refugee policy in relation to the growing humanitarian crisis in Iran, examining past interventions and the changing political landscape surrounding migration.

Greek Minister of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy Vassilis Kikilias raised concerns about the ongoing crisis in the Middle East and its implications for Greek sailors and the economy.

The CDU/CSU parliamentary group in the European Parliament has reportedly cooperated closer with the AfD and other right-wing parties than previously known, according to DPA.

Internal chats reveal that the EPP in the EU Parliament has cooperated more closely with the AfD and other right-wing parties than previously acknowledged, including participation in discussions on migration policy.

The EKRE political council has issued a statement committing to economic growth, national sovereignty, and radical changes in migration policy ahead of the parliamentary elections.

The European Parliament's LIBE Committee has adopted changes to the EU's policy on illegal migrants, facilitating and increasing deportations.

Edin Hasanović, the new Commissioner Hamza Kulina from the Frankfurt "Tatort" series, discusses stereotypes, German migration policy, and his career concerns in a recent interview.

Venezuelan immigrants in Chile are reluctant to return to their home country, undermining the immigration promises of Chile's newly inaugurated president, José Antonio Kast.

Cuban migrants deported from the United States are now arriving in Chiapas, Mexico, highlighting the ongoing challenges of migration and U.S. policy.

The Spanish government has announced the expansion of free healthcare services to include illegal immigrants in the country.

The article criticizes the Swedish government's policy regarding young war refugees, urging a stop to the persecution of these individuals.

The CDU and other parties in the European Parliament are moving towards a right-wing majority to tighten migration policies, particularly regarding the 'Return Regulation' part of the European Asylum System.

Spain has expanded access to free healthcare services to include undocumented migrants living in the country.

The Swedish government made a significant retreat in its migration policy last Friday, prompting concerns from experts about potential further political failures.

Spain has reinstated universal access to public healthcare, ensuring coverage for migrants regardless of their legal status.

The EU Justice Committee has approved stricter measures on migrant repatriations while rejecting alternative compromise amendments, signaling a breakdown of the 'Ursula majority'.

Nathan Shachar argues that while Cuba and Venezuela have become helpless due to mass migration and economic policy failures, Iran remains a dynamic player with advanced technology industries.

François-Xavier Bellamy is leading efforts to unite right-wing parties in the European Parliament to pass a significant regulation aimed at making it easier to expel illegal migrants.

Spain is set to grant legal residency to at least 500,000 undocumented migrants to support both the migrants and the Spanish economy.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico addresses his voters, emphasizing his government's priorities ahead of upcoming elections, which include avoiding military entanglements and protecting Slovakia from illegal immigration.

The number of Argentinians seeking employment in Brazil has surged, attributed to the end of the minimum price policy for mate under President Javier Milei.

Despite a pause in deportations announced for teenagers, those with existing deportation orders remain at risk.

The Swedish government has announced significant changes to its migration policy, including the cessation of deportations of teenagers.

The Tidö parties in Sweden are set to present a solution for the controversial deportation of teenagers, proposing a legislative 'ventil' to protect young people who have recently turned 18.

The article discusses the geopolitical implications of a potential US and Israel attack on Iran, suggesting it would be more complex and fraught with consequences than similar actions in other regions like Venezuela.

The Polish government has extended the temporary ban on entry in the designated border area with Belarus for an additional three months amidst ongoing tensions.

Lithuanian officials are proposing to reduce the maximum working hours for foreign students from 40 to 20 hours per week as part of legislation aimed at strengthening control over their employment.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda has proposed a new immigration policy that would restrict foreign workers to specific employers and limit their ability to settle in Lithuania permanently.

Readers express their views on airstrikes in Iran, the importance of living in the moment, migration policy, and rising rent prices.

The President of Lithuania is holding a meeting to discuss new initiatives aimed at achieving effective migration policy that strengthens national identity.

The U.S. government has announced the end of Temporary Protected Status for thousands of foreigners, impacting their ability to reside and work legally in the country.

Afnan Agha, a 21-year-old boxer and LSS worker, epitomizes the struggles faced by young migrants in Sweden following recent immigration policy changes.