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Switzerland is heading for a major national referendum that could reshape its immigration future and potentially strain relations with the European Union. On June 14, 2026, Swiss voters will decide whether to cap the country’s population at 10 million people by 2050, following a proposal led by the right-wing Swiss People’s Party (SVP). 📊 Current

The European Parliament has approved major changes to the EU asylum system, marking one of the strongest shifts in migration policy since the 2015 refugee crisis. The reforms now await final approval from the 27 EU member states before full implementation. 📜 What Has Been Approved? EU lawmakers passed amendments to the Asylum Procedures Regulation,

Planning to visit the UAE in 2026? Whether you’re traveling for tourism, family visits, or short-term business, staying updated on visit visa rules is essential to avoid fines and legal issues. This guide breaks down everything you need to know. 1-What’s New in 2026? The UAE immigration system continues to streamline services with a digital-first

What Happened? A coalition of immigration rights organizations, lawyers, and U.S. citizens has filed a lawsuit against: Marco Rubio (U.S. Secretary of State) The U.S. State Department The lawsuit challenges a new U.S. policy that suspended immigrant visa approvals for citizens of 75 countries. 📌 What Did the U.S. Government Do? Last month, the U.S.

Spain has announced a significant new immigration decision that could impact nearly 500,000 undocumented migrants currently living in the country. The Spanish government has approved a decree that will allow many people without legal status to gain residency and work authorization. This step is being seen as one of the largest regularization efforts in Europe

The U.S. Census Bureau has released new population estimates showing a major and historic decline in Net International Migration (NIM). International migration is one of the most important factors shaping population growth in the United States, and the latest figures highlight a significant shift in recent trends. 📉 Key Findings: Sharp Drop in Migration Numbers

🔹What happened? A U.S. federal judge in Boston has stopped the government from cancelling the legal status of around 8,400 migrants who are currently living and working legally in the United States. These migrants entered the U.S. under a special system called family reunification parole. This means: They were invited legally By close family members

The European Union is currently debating a controversial migration plan that would allow member states to establish asylum-processing and return centres outside EU territory. This proposal is part of the broader EU Migration and Asylum Pact and the new EU Returns Regulation, which aim to speed up the return of people whose asylum applications are