The Aporia
The Aporia
10 articles about 10 events for “US Immigration Policy” from ABC News (AU). Events are ordered by how widely they were covered, how many readers opened them, and how recent they are.
“But the president's immigration crackdown and policy of mass deportations over the past two years has changed that.”
“The decision to allocate fewer second and third-year visa extensions prompted WA's Premier Roger Cook to ask federal Immigration Minister Tony Burke to reconsider the restrictions.”
“I witnessed that policy end in high school, when the Whitlam government removed race from immigration criteria in 1973.”
“Nguinamau Celestino, an engineer originally from Angola, was trying to reach her from inside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility.”
“He said they used to have one.”
“The US Attorney's office is investigating Ms Omar's financial disclosures alongside the immigration probe, US Attorney Jeanine Pirro told Fox News.”
“…tion Leader Angus Taylor this month unveiled what he described as the "biggest cut to immigration in this country's history", slashing the temporary visa program intake by about 650,000 over four years through deep cuts to graduate, refugee and bridging…”
“One of my predecessors as Boyer Lecturer, the distinguished Australian foreign policy thinker Owen Harries, titled his first address And Then There Was One, because in 2003 the US was the only superpower in the world.”
“Under the policy, which proposed what Mr Taylor described as "the biggest cuts to immigration in this country's history", the number of temporary migrant visas would be slashed by 650,000 over four years.”
“…oward's quiet legacy rings loudly today We remember the decade before that as Australia's great reform era: the dollar floated, tariffs came down, finance was deregulated, superannuation was made compulsory, and competition policy remade old public…”