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Bannon states that foreign entrepreneurs create 25% of new companies in the U.S., yet he advocates for reducing legal immigration.
Sweden faces a gun crime epidemic, with 342 shootings reported last year, the highest in Europe.
Dzhamshed returns to Tajikistan as Russia's economic crisis forces many Tajiks home.
Malik Govinda from South London shares his Brexit experience and vision for Britain.
In the 1960s, African-Americans known as Black Hebrews immigrated to Israel's Negev desert under the leadership of Ben Ammi Ben Israel, seeking a spiritual home.
Michael Patten explores the personal story of his neighbor, an immigrant drawn to the QAnon conspiracy theory, reflecting its appeal in American society.
Conan O'Brien recalls a 2007 appearance by Garry Shandling, who began his career as a writer before gaining fame for his unique comedic style.
Biden's immigration policies continue to result in family separations, as illustrated by a father's difficult decision to send his son alone across the U.S.-Mexico border.
Brexit impacts immigration, with net EU migration dropping since the referendum.
80% of homes in Northern Cyprus are claimed to belong to Greek Cypriots who fled during the island's division, raising ethical concerns for foreign buyers.
The Dominican Republic faces a crisis as the residency deadline threatens deportation for many.
The Dominican Republic is deporting around 10,000 individuals to Haiti weekly, raising concerns about nativism, anti-Blackness, and immigration policies.
FRONTLINE investigates MS-13 killings and the wrongful detention of immigrant teens.
The rise in deportations in the United States, particularly after the 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act, has significantly impacted American families.
Japanese authorities fight against illegal Chinese immigration fueling crime and drug trade.
Laura, a mother from South Texas, is deported and murdered after pleading for protection.
Ukrainians eligible for Israeli immigration receive support from the Jewish Agency and Sharansky.
Residents in Milan's Chinaland feel threatened by the influx of Chinese migrants and call for action.
Ranchers in Brooks County, Texas, combat migrant deaths with water stations amid rising tensions.
Nine out of ten residents in Stoke-on-Trent plan to vote for Britain to leave the European Union, reflecting a significant shift in political sentiment.
Shervin Pishevar discusses the Hyperloop and his connections in Silicon Valley.
Every year, over 100,000 Mexicans are deported from America to Mexico, facing harsh realities.
Zohran Mamdani's ascent in New York City politics reflects his family's Khoja heritage, tracing roots from Tanzania and Uganda to Queens, New York.
Immigrants from the British Isles and Europe are enhancing Canada's national life by contributing diverse skills and specialized knowledge across the country.
New Year's Eve in Cologne, Germany, saw over 1,000 sexual assault complaints linked to immigrants, leading to a significant shift in the nation's view on refugees.
600,000 North Korean descendants live in Japan, with Jong Tae Se representing their community on the international football stage.
One deportee received only one pair of shoes upon returning to a country they had not lived in for years, illustrating the challenges of reintegration.
Membership in the Soldiers of Odin is in the thousands, with chapters across Canada claiming to protect against perceived threats from refugees.
Democratic senators seek to aid foreign-born recruits facing citizenship delays in the U.S. Army.
An estimated 15 million people compete annually for 50,000 green cards through the U.S. diversity immigrant visa program, with odds of winning at just 0.25%.
Michael Moynihan discusses immigration's impact on the U.S. economy with Adam Davidson.
A man accused by Rwandan authorities lives in Australia, raising immigration concerns.
Kehinde Andrews claims Theresa May is more dangerous than Donald Trump due to her policies.
The Financial Times explains the British immigration plan post-Brexit and its criticisms.
British voters advocate for leaving the European Union to regain control over laws and trade.
The U.S. struggles with immigration issues, reflecting on past events and ongoing challenges.
Jose Castillo seeks asylum in Canada but faces challenges and separation from his family.
ICE arrests 114 in Ohio, impacting families and community members after the raid on Tuesday.
Border Patrol in El Paso releases overwhelmed migrants, including Gustavo from Guatemala.
Thousands of Haitians, including Delva and his family, are stranded at the U.S.-Mexico border after a mass exodus from Haiti due to violence and natural disasters.
A mother and her son, Oh Leon, navigate the challenges of separation at the US-Mexico border, reflecting on immigration struggles and family connections.
John Oliver critiques Tony Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia, and his controversial leadership.
In 2004, only Britain, Sweden, and Ireland opened their labor markets to new European Union member states, resulting in an influx of 20 times the predicted number of immigrants.
Trump insists the United States needs a wall for effective border security and protection.
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra responds to President Trump's State of the Union in Spanish.
Trump instructs rally attendees on handling protesters while promoting free speech in America.
In El Paso, military preparations for immigration and the Trump administration's border wall efforts highlight ongoing debates about effective border security measures.
President Trump’s zero tolerance policy impacts legal asylum seekers in the United States.
