The Trump administration imposed a new rule that requires states to report illegal immigrants to the Department of Homeland Security, under penalty of losing federal funding for essential social programs. (translated)
A federal operation called Rotten Apple resulted in the detention of more than two thousand illegal immigrants in New York last month, generating controversies between the White House and local authorities over collaboration on immigration issues. (translated)
The President of the Republic, António José Seguro, faces a humiliating defeat in the Constitutional Court by challenging the new immigration and asylum law, which the court upheld, while Luís Montenegro tries to remedy the educational crisis that has harmed the government’s image. (translated)
Nepalese immigrants in Portugal, organized by Nialp, are planning to help the victims of the devastating floods that hit the district of Rasuwa in Nepal, where many of them have roots. (translated)
ICE, the Immigration Service of the United States, sets a record for immigrant detentions in July, with nearly 50 thousand arrests. (translated)
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa called for the unity of Southern African countries in addressing the challenge of migration during a regional summit in Durban, following an anti-immigration march that demanded countries return illegal citizens, reflecting the growing tension and discrimination against immigrants in the country. (translated)
Milhares de imigrantes tentam sair do Marrocos e atravessar novamente a fronteira e chegar até a cidade espanhola de Celta. https://t.co/rqxNaJFxiH #Migração #Imigrantes #Fronteira
Spain and Morocco increased border security in Ceuta by sending 500 police officers and 2,000 military personnel in response to social media calls for a new migrant invasion on the holiday of August 15, following a recent influx of immigrants who crossed the border illegally. (translated)
Latvian authorities discovered a secret tunnel used by 15 immigrants to cross the border from Belarus to Latvia illegally, which led to increased border control to combat irregular immigration and prevent destabilization caused by hybrid threats. (translated)
The prime ministers of Italy and Denmark criticized uncontrolled immigration to Europe, linking it to an increase in crime and advocating for more deportations, while emphasizing the need for immigrants to respect European cultural values. (translated)
Rodrigo Tas, a deputy from Chega, criticizes the sending of a diploma to the Constitutional Court by the President of the Republic, describing the action as irresponsible and expressing concern about the possible legal consequences for immigrants whose asylum requests may be rejected. (translated)
The article reports on the update regarding a fire in Cortiçô, where over 300 operatives are battling the flames with no immediate risk to the populations, as well as addressing the tensions between Spain and Italy due to the re-establishment of border controls and the controversy surrounding the Return Law in Portugal, which leads President António José Seguro to question its constitutionality and concerns about the rights of immigrants. (translated)
The President of the Republic, António José Seguro, sent the Return Law to the Constitutional Court, raising concerns about the proportionality of the measures for detaining illegal immigrants and the deportation of minors, a decision that was well received by parties such as the PCP and the Immigrant Solidarity Association, which criticize the law for its possible violations of human rights. (translated)
The Immigrant Solidarity Association applauded the preventive inspection request from the President of the Republic to the Constitutional Court regarding a decree that classifies as a civilizational setback and which, according to them, takes away essential rights from immigrants and their families in Portugal. (translated)
The President of the Republic, António José Seguro, sent the Law of Return to the Constitutional Court due to concerns about the extension of detention periods for immigrants and the deportation of minors, while also promulgating the Unique Social Benefit and other decrees aimed at simplifying social and legal processes. (translated)
The President of the Republic of Portugal, António José Seguro, sent the new Return Law to the Constitutional Court, expressing concerns about the proportionality of measures for the detention of illegal immigrants and the protection of human rights, while also enacting the Single Social Benefit, emphasizing the importance of social protection amid administrative reforms. (translated)
Prioritizing the defense of human rights and fundamental freedoms, the President of the Republic, António José Seguro, sent the new Return Law to the Constitutional Court, expressing concerns about the increased detention time for illegal immigrants, the deportation of minors, and the reduction of appeal deadlines, while also recognizing the need to combat illegal immigration and protect national borders. (translated)
Prime Minister Luís Montenegro stated that Portugal is providing dignity to immigrants by creating conditions for their reception and integration, unlike other countries that face a lack of regulation in migratory flow. (translated)
Bruno Cardoso Reis argues in the article that Morocco should have alerted Spain about the massive entry of immigrants into Ceuta, highlighting the importance of good neighborliness and the need for communication between neighboring countries. (translated)
