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🚨 Hungary’s Bold Move: MIGRANTS to be Bused to BRUSSELS! 🚌

In our latest video, we explore Hungary’s strong stance against the EU's migration policies. With over 1 million illegal border crossing attempts stopped, Hungary is feeling the pressure. Now, the government has a bold plan: busing intercepted migrants directly to Brussels! 🇭🇺

Watch the full video to learn more about this controversial move and share your thoughts! 👇 📺 Watch here: https://youtu.be/C2s7RxotHuI

[stuartmarkw]

Calling all aspiring migrants! In this blog post, we delve into the exciting details unveiled in the YouTube video "Unveiling Australia's Migration Blueprint for 2024: A Guide for Aspiring Migrants."... https://bit.ly/4cj8Ou6/

[visamintglobal]

Under Hungary's new immigration law, skilled workers, low-skilled workers, and investors are now in separate categories among the 24 available residence permits, including 8 for employment. This law is stricter, suspending new applications until April 30, 2024. Worker residency is granted for 3 years, non-extendable, based on previous employment evaluation. A "Golden Visa" offers permanent residency for 10 years with a €250,000 investment, extendable for another decade.

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Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken leads a U.S.-hosted meeting on migration with a Mexican delegation led by Foreign Secretary Alicia Bárcena at the Department of State.

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Australia's Migration Boom | Australia's Net Migration Hits 445,510

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US and Mexico Work Together to Improve Relations and Address Migration Challenges #migrationpolicies #USMexicorelations

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Can Migration Policies Unlock Global Prosperity?

  Populations across the globe are aging at an unprecedented pace, making many countries increasingly reliant on migration to realize their long-term growth potential, according to a new report from the World Bank. The World Development Report 2023: Migrants, Refugees, and Societies, identifies this trend as a unique opportunity to make migration work better for economies and people. Wealthy countries as well as a growing number of middle-income countries—traditionally among the main sources of migrants—face diminishing populations, intensifying the global competition for workers and talent. Meanwhile, most low-income countries are expected to see rapid population growth, putting them under pressure to create more jobs for young people. “Migration can be a powerful force for prosperity and development,” said World Bank Senior Managing Director Axel van Trotsenburg. “When it is managed properly, it provides benefits for all people — in origin and destination societies.”   In the coming decades, the share of working-age adults will drop sharply in many countries. Spain, with a population of 47 million, is projected to shrink by more than one third by 2100, with those above age 65 increasing from 20% to 39% of the population. Countries like Mexico, Thailand, Tunisia and Türkiye may soon need more foreign workers because their population is no longer growing. Beyond this demographic shift, the forces driving migration are also changing, making cross-border movements more diverse and complex. Today, destination and origin countries span all income levels, with many countries such as Mexico, Nigeria, and the U.K. both sending and receiving migrants. The number of refugees nearly tripled over the last decade. Climate change threatens to fuel more migration. So far, most climate-driven movements were within countries, but about 40% of the world’s population—3.5 billion people—lives in places highly exposed to climate impacts. Current approaches not only fail to maximize the potential development gains of migration, they also cause great suffering for people moving in distress. About 2.5% of the world’s population—184 million people, including 37 million refugees—now live outside their country of nationality. The largest share—43%—lives in developing countries. The report underscores the urgency of managing migration better. The goal of policymakers should be to strengthen the match of migrants’ skills with the demand in destination societies, while protecting refugees and reducing the need for distressed movements. The report provides a framework for policymakers on how to do this. “This World Development Report proposes a simple but powerful framework to aid the making of migration and refugee policy,” said Indermit Gill, Chief Economist of the World Bank Group and Senior Vice President for Development Economics. “It tells us when such policies can be made unilaterally by destination countries, when they are better made plurilaterally by destination, transit and origin countries, and when they must be considered a multilateral responsibility.”   Origin countries should make labor migration an explicit part of their development strategy. They should lower remittance costs, facilitate knowledge transfers from their diaspora, build skills that are in high demand globally so that citizens can get better jobs if they migrate, mitigate the adverse effects of “brain drain,” protect their nationals while abroad, and support them upon return. Destination countries should encourage migration where the skills migrants bring are in high demand, facilitate their inclusion, and address social impacts that raise concerns among their citizens. They should let refugees move, get jobs, and access national services wherever they are available. International cooperation is essential to make migration a strong force for development. Bilateral cooperation can strengthen the match of migrants’ skills with the needs of destination societies. Multilateral efforts are needed to share the costs of refugee-hosting and to address distressed migration. Voices that are underrepresented in the migration debate must be heard: this includes developing countries, the private sector and other stakeholders, and migrants and refugees themselves.   Sources: THX News & World Bank. Read the full article

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How welcoming is Australia with its post-pandemic migration policies?

As the world grapples with service and labor shortages in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, people movement - also known as migration - is being affected massively. While governments of various nations had been under extreme pressure to curb immigrants' influx, unlike other countries, Australia has still not relaxed its migration policies, thereby still abiding by the same rule of restricting migrant entry into the country.

The flow of migrants is quite critical to economies. And as it has been put on a limitation, Australia has been experiencing a significant downfall. As a country that was once a favorite destination for migrants and always lent a helping and welcoming hand to the new arrivals - it is no longer seen as an easy country to move to, barring the current migration policies of the government - inflexible and unrelaxed.

These policies have resulted in various problems, including labor shortage and the education system experiencing a decline as overseas student admissions have not been registered. There's an increase in entry-level positions but barely enough people to take those roles - hence a surge in the standard pay rates for the minimum number of citizens willing to work in these sectors.

The epidemic crisis has left the country with long-lasting repercussions given the current migration policies and how Australia has always depended on temporary migration for industry and economic growth. Australia must consider a relaxed approach towards these policies and make them flexible for new arrivals. The refusal rate is too high at the moment, which has been holding the government back from being welcoming to migration seekers.

As an experienced migration advisor, I feel the only solution to this problem is the revision of the migration policies- enabling the rules to go easy on migrants holding and seeking temporary visas. Since this problem is affecting businesses and the education sector the most, allowing a proper flow of temporary migrants into the country can help these industries to go back up and flourish as they used to.

In my opinion, Australia should restart the flow of international students into the country to save the education system from being left to wither on the vine. International education has been Australia's second-largest service export, contributing about $38 billion to the country's economy and supporting 250,000 jobs each year.

Even if there are a few policies allowing entry of migrants, they are extremely strict at the department level, resulting in the rejection of the average and below-average applications.

I think Australia should relax its migration policies as the revision will help curb the following problems:

● Struggling businesses that have not been able to flourish due to labor shortages will be able to get back into the industry competition easily.

● The high demand and low supply chain will halt, enabling businesses to hire people at the standard pay rates without worrying about paying extra to the limited workers they get to keep.

● Current empty institutions will be able to fill up to their best capacities. ● Australia will again be seen on the world map as a favorite destination for migrants, especially young students looking to study and permanent visa seekers.

In my view, easing migration policies will help curb the labor shortage problem. What, according to you, will help improve the lingering conditions and what is the solution to help labor shortage and deteriorating education industry?

[rodaportal]

🇩🇪 Strengthening Germany's Security 🇩🇪

In this exclusive video, Nancy Faeser, the Federal Minister of the Interior and Community of Germany, unveils critical new measures on border control and migration policy. Learn about the steps Germany is taking to enhance national security and protect its borders. 🛡️

Watch Now 👉 https://youtu.be/g9otj27zUtU

Key topics: 🔒 Border security and controls ✈️ Irregular migration policies 🚔 Deportation and federal police actions 🤝 Cooperation with EU neighbors

Don't miss out on this insightful update about Germany's path to stronger security! 💬

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[stuartmarkw]

Embark on the Migration Odyssey: Unraveling Australia's 2024 Migration Reset Calling all dreamers, adventurers, and those seeking a new chapter in a vibrant land! Join us as we unveil the path to Dow... https://bit.ly/4cj8Ou6/

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Anticipated Inclusion of India in the UK's Safe States List to Tackle Illegal Migration

The United Kingdom is reportedly considering including India in its list of safe countries as part of an effort to fortify its immigration system, aiming to discourage individuals seeking illegal asylum and immigration. This move would grant the immigration department the authority to reject candidates who entered the country unlawfully, emphasizing that those arriving without following proper procedures will not be allowed to stay.

In response to this issue, a proposal for the change has been presented in UK parliament with the objective of promoting legal immigration. If a country is added to the safe list, travelers from that nation are less likely to face prosecution under Section 80AA of the UK's legislation. This adjustment is anticipated to facilitate the repatriation of nationals in accordance with the law. The proposal is part of the Illegal Migration Act 2023, currently under consideration in parliamentary discussions.

The current list of safe countries includes Albania, Switzerland, and member states of the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA). The UK government anticipates benefits from the Illegal Migration Act, foreseeing a reduction in criminal activities and deterring travelers from undertaking perilous journeys, such as crossing the English Channel in small boats.

Countries often maintain lists of safe or low-risk states for various purposes, and the potential inclusion of India in this list signifies the UK government's perception of it as a secure nation, free from human rights violations. This could lead to the repatriation of asylum seekers to India or potentially to another third country.

In a parallel development, Canada is expected to introduce a citizenship program targeted at undocumented immigrants, aligning with its goal to welcome 500,000 immigrants annually by 2025. The program aims to address the vulnerability and risk of deportation faced by illegal immigrants, including those with expired visas who have stayed on despite legal documents for work or study. This initiative is pursued despite Canada facing housing challenges and elevated inflation rates, recognizing the crucial role of the immigrant population in bolstering the country's workforce and fostering economic prosperity.

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Favorite tweets: .@MPI_Europe is hiring an Associate Policy Analyst to join its team in Brussels! This position is perfect for someone eager to gain migration research experience at a leading international think tank. Info on how to apply: https://t.co/hQhwR0GU4D pic.twitter.com/EwWDb9FSDc— MigrationPolicy Inst (@MigrationPolicy) December 26, 2020

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“Out of more than 150m health care sector workers in 2015, immigrants made up nearly 26m, or 17%, according to a 2017 ⁦@MigrationPolicy⁩ study.“ https://t.co/WJWGnSyA16

— Ali Noorani (@anoorani) August 25, 2020