The hottest Immigration Policies Substack posts right now

Democrats are being pressured to vote on impeaching the Homeland Security Secretary
Democrats are trying to shift the blame for immigration policies to the GOP
Proposed immigration deal could worsen border issues

High Court judge refrained from launching contempt proceedings against the home secretary despite serious errors in handling an entry clearance application.
Home secretary acknowledged major errors made in the case and offered a sincere apology to the applicant and the tribunal.
Decision was made not to initiate contempt proceedings due to acknowledgment of breaches, apology, unintentional nature of breaches, and measures taken to prevent recurrence.

Citizens should be allowed to raise questions about immigration policies without being dismissed as 'right-wing.'
Countries need to consider the implications of accepting refugees on their own citizens' safety and access to public services.
A thoughtless open borders policy may not benefit migrants or citizens, and it's the government's responsibility to manage such a crisis.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the author remained in the US to support their community and avoid potential discrimination against Asians.
The Vietnamese government's quick and transparent response to the pandemic left the author impressed.
Amidst the pandemic, the author engaged in various activities at home, such as gardening and following expert analysis on COVID-19.

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