Google news immigration

Here are some recent news articles related to immigration from Google News:

US Immigration

• "Biden administration to end 'Remain in Mexico' policy, allowing asylum seekers to stay in US" (CNN)
• "US immigration courts face massive backlog, with 1.3 million cases pending" (The Hill)
• "House passes bill to provide pathway to citizenship for 'Dreamers' and farmworkers" (The Washington Post)

Global Immigration

• "UK's new points-based immigration system to prioritize skills over family ties" (The Guardian)
• "Canada to accept 1.2 million new immigrants by 2024, says immigration minister" (Global News)
• "Australia's immigration minister says country needs more skilled workers to fill labor gaps" (The Sydney Morning Herald)

Immigration Policy

• "Trump administration's 'public charge' rule, which targeted low-income immigrants, is officially ended" (NPR)
• "US Supreme Court rules that Trump's 'travel ban' targeting Muslim-majority countries is constitutional" (The New York Times)
• "EU's top court rules that member states can deport migrants back to their home countries" (The Guardian)

Immigration and Economy

• "Immigration boosts US economy, study finds, with foreign-born workers contributing $2.3 trillion" (The Wall Street Journal)
• "Canada's immigration policy helps drive economic growth, says Bank of Canada governor" (The Globe and Mail)
• "UK's immigration system needs overhaul to address labor shortages, says business group" (The Financial Times)

Immigration and Politics

• "Biden's immigration plan faces opposition from some Democrats, who say it doesn't go far enough" (The Washington Post)
• "Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies have had devastating impact on Latin American communities" (The New York Times)
• "EU's migration crisis sparks debate over border control and asylum policies" (The Economist)

These are just a few examples of recent news articles related to immigration. You can use Google News to search for more articles on this topic and stay up-to-date on the latest developments.