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US Vice President Kamala Harris, known for her past opposition to deportations, has now pledged tough measures to combat illegal immigration. This shift has sparked controversy, particularly in light of her past advocacy against deportations and her continued support for Jussie Smollett, who was found guilty of faking a hate crime. This article explores the contrasting viewpoints on immigration between Harris and former President Trump, highlighting the significant decrease in deportations under the Biden administration.

Indonesia has taken a strong stance against inappropriate behavior by tourists in Bali, introducing stricter regulations and a new cultural preservation tax to protect local traditions and promote responsible tourism. Despite the measures, Bali continues to attract a high number of visitors, demonstrating the effectiveness of the approach.

Indonesia is taking a firm stance against disrespectful tourist behavior in Bali, with violators facing deportation and strict penalties. The government aims to protect the island’s cultural heritage and environment, promoting quality tourism over quantity.

The House of Representatives has passed a bill aimed at deporting illegal immigrants convicted of sexual offenses, sparking a heated debate over the border crisis and the role of immigration in public safety. The bill, championed by Republicans, has drawn criticism from Democrats who argue it is xenophobic and fearmongering.

Betsey Stevenson, a former Obama administration economist, has warned of potential food inflation if undocumented immigrant farm workers are deported, citing their significant role in American agriculture. This warning comes amid former President Trump’s plans for large-scale deportations and his controversial views on immigration.

The President of the United Arab Emirates has pardoned 57 Bangladeshi citizens who were sentenced to prison for protesting against the Bangladeshi government. The pardons come after a recent change in leadership in Bangladesh, with the former prime minister being forced to resign following protests. The Bangladeshi nationals will be deported from the UAE.

Ignacio Cruz-Mendoza, an illegal immigrant with a history of 16 deportations to Mexico, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges related to a crash that killed a man in Colorado. He faces a maximum of one year in jail and fines, sparking outrage from the victim’s widow who feels justice is not being served.

The deportation of Afghan migrants has become a pressing global issue, driven by a confluence of security, political, and humanitarian factors. Countries like Germany, Iran, Pakistan, and the US are intensifying their efforts to manage migration flows, often facing criticism for their approach. This article explores the challenges and consequences of these deportations, highlighting the plight of Afghan migrants and the need for a balanced approach that prioritizes humanitarian needs alongside security concerns.

British-American journalist Charles Glass was deported from Pakistan after authorities cancelled his visa. Glass had been trying to secure an interview with former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who is currently incarcerated. Sources suggest the visa cancellation was due to his attempt to meet Khan.

Thousands of children of legal immigrants, including many Indo-Americans, are at risk of deportation from the United States upon turning 21, despite living in the country for decades. This issue, known as ‘aging out’, affects nearly 250,000 children who came to the US with their parents on temporary work visas. They lose their dependent status and face deportation, as US immigration laws require children to leave the country if their parents haven’t secured permanent residency by the time they turn 21. This situation has sparked bipartisan concern, with lawmakers and the White House urging action to protect these ‘Documented Dreamers’.