The UK plans to let top earners and entrepreneurs settle faster — anyone making over £125,000 could apply for permanent residency after three years, per new Home Office rules https://t.co/GWUzTX6UWZ ...

Government Policy - The U.K government announced an overhaul of its immigration policy [1] Immigration Control - The policy aims to deter asylum seekers from arriving on British shores [1]

Immigration Policy - The Supreme Court will review a Trump-era immigration policy regarding the rejection of potential asylum seekers at the border [1]

Supreme Court announces it will review an immigration policy from Trump's first term of turning away potential asylum seekers at the borderhttps://t.co/xNdzUchpau ...

Immigration Policy Changes - The UK will restrict asylum-seekers' access to financial assistance [1] - The UK will make it more difficult for asylum-seekers to obtain permanent residency [1]

RT JD™ (@LostMyHats)Israel is one of the most closed nations on earth, and it their religious ethno-state make no attempt to pretend otherwise. Consider the difference between the U.S. policy Shapiro is advocating for and that of Israel:Non-Jewish workers cannot bring families, cannot become citizens, cannot integrate, cannot naturalize, and are removed when their contracts end. Even long-term foreign caregivers who spend a decade in Israeli homes are still treated as rotating labor rather than future resid ...

The UK government won a key challenge against its use of hotels to house asylum seekers in a ruling that’s an effective backing of the Labour Party’s immigration policy https://t.co/h1l1wDkcQO ...

The already shaky white collar job is doubly fraught for those at the whim of Trump's immigration policy https://t.co/m8elFqYVaC ...

The chief of one of the world’s largest asset managers labeled President Donald Trump’s immigration policy “anti-growth,” as the US administration pushes ahead with an unprecedented crackdown, spurring chaos among skilled foreign workers https://t.co/KjV8xv8HOx ...

Immigration Policy Concerns - Current immigration policies, deemed suitable in the past (50-60 years ago), may not be optimal for the future [1] - High immigration numbers hinder the formation of a cohesive community [2] Social Impact - Unrestricted immigration could erode the social trust that underpins American freedom and prosperity [1] Proposed Solution - The number of immigrants accepted into America should be significantly reduced from current levels [2]