Immigration News Headlines – December, 2016

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Parent and grandparent super visa gives North Vancouver woman a super headache

By Belle Puri, CBC News, December 15, 2016

Businesses applaud changes to allow temporary foreign workers to stay as long as permits renewed

By Alia Dharssi, National Post, December 15, 2016

Canada adopts lottery system for reuniting immigrants with parents, grandparents

Yahoo News, December 14, 2016

‘It’s a blessing’: Agriculture, tourism sectors hail TFW changes

By Alia Dharssi, Vancouver Sun, December 15, 2016

Canada Border Services Agency’s use of facial recognition flags man with two identities

By Justin Lee, Biometric Update, December 14, 2016

5-year-old refused flight home to Vancouver over new passport rules

By Rhianna Schmunk, CBC News, December 14, 2016

Canada Eyes Expanding Fast-Track Work Visa Beyond Startups

By Gerrit De Vynck, Bloomberg, December 14, 2016

Federal government ordered to stop demanding proof of sex change surgery

By Nicholas Keung, The Star, December 14, 2016

Feds scrap first come, first serve parent visa application process

By Stephanie Levitz, iPolitics, December 14, 2016

Sleight-of-hand fraud leads to charges against 8 people

By Elise von Scheel, CBC News, December 14, 2016

Birth tourism fix gets cold shoulder from Liberals

By Graeme Wood, Richmond News, December 14, 2016

Two men with the same face, or one man lying about having two identities to stay in Canada?

By Adrian Humphreys, National Post, December 14, 2016

‘It may go unnoticed’: Why Canada is ripe for immigration scams

By Lori Ward, CBC News, December 14, 2016

Only majority of Conservative voters want tighter immigrant screening: Forum Research poll

By Tim Naumetz, Hill Times, December 14, 2016

Liberals scrap ‘4-in, 4-out’ rule for temporary foreign workers

CBC News, December 13, 2016

World immigration in news

Politics After years on the outside, foes of legal immigration find a louder voice with Trump’s election

By David Nakamura, The Washington Post, December 19, 2016

Cities, counties plan immigrant legal aid after Trump’s win

New Zealand Herald, December 20, 2016

Home Office pilots one-day immigration application scheme

By Lisa O’Carroll, The Guardian, December 19, 2016

Peter Dutton’s disappointment is a sign that all is well

By Nicholas Stuart, The Cranberra Times, December 19, 2016

Japan leaves children of migrant families with dire choices

TRT World, December 19, 2016

Plight of refugees, overseas Pakistanis highlighted

By Sher Ali Khalti, The News, December 19, 2016

GOP again eyes sanctuary cities ban due to political tide

New Zealand Herald, December 19, 2016

Philippines’ Rodrigo Duterte fires two immigration officials ‘tainted with corruption’

DNA India, December 18, 2016

More than 7,100 migrant deaths in 2016 is a world record; most were in Mediterranean

By James Mcauley, The Spokesman-Review, December 17, 2016

Switzerland adopts immigration law amid EU pressure

Daily Sabah, December 16, 2016

Kurds fear deportation as Sweden tightens immigration rules

RUDAW, December 17, 2016

Time for a Complete Halt on All Immigration

By Selwyn Duke, American Thinker, December 17, 2016

Indian-origin immigration manager found guilty in H1-B tech visa fraud case

The New Indian Express, December 17, 2016

Migrants needed to save Austria’s social system

New Europe, December 16, 2016

Mexico braces for fresh flood of Central American asylum seekers

By Gabriel Stargardter, The Star Online, December 16, 2016

Why It’s Not Humanitarian To Import Drastically Different Cultures Into Welfare States

By Gavin Wax, The Federalist, December 15, 2016

‘Enormous negligence’: Boat captain convicted in wreck that left 700 migrants dead

By Samantha Schmidt, The Washington Post, December 14, 2016

Finland wants EU deals with Iraq and others on migrants

The Star Online, December 14, 2016

Migrant crisis will return to Europe with a vengeance

By Roger Boyes, The Australian, December 14, 2016

Immigration reformers call for unified resistance to Trump’s policies

By Joel Ebert, The Tennessean, December 13, 2016

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