Sentence examples for changes to asylum laws from inspiring English sources

This year, the Swiss have already voted on issues ranging from the building of a road tunnel, to taxation for married couples, to changes to asylum laws.

The immigration minister, Scott Morrison, looks set to introduce temporary protection visas (TPVs) for asylum seekers in Australia after reaching a deal with Clive Palmer as part of a series of sweeping changes to asylum laws.

Trump is demanding significant border security investments, including his wall, massive legal immigration cuts, and changes to asylum law in order to approve protections for undocumented young people who came to the U.S. as kids, which could sink a deal.

The bill's changes to asylum law alarmed immigration activists online, as well some on the right, including attorney and conservative writer Gabriel Malor.

"This is a major change to asylum law that will block tens of thousands of children who are now showing up at our borders from ever getting protection," said Greg Chen, director of government relations for the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

Among the proposals likely to be made are changes to EU asylum law and collaboration with Libya, from whose coast the majority of boats set sail for the two European countries.

An introduction to asylum law and overview of the role health professionals can play in the asylum process.

Refugee advocates say the sanctuary movement is especially important in the broader context of family separations at the border, the administration's attempts to change asylum laws, the prosecution of immigrant parents and detention of their children.

Trump repeated his complaints about Democrats' unwillingness to change asylum laws and his contention that gang members and others with criminal records were abusing the system.

Austria is the latest European country to change its asylum laws in response to the refugee crisis.

First, negotiation with Congress, to change asylum law to override the court decisions currently tying up the Trump White House's attempts at deterrence — like the attempt to make Central American asylum petitioners wait out the process in Mexico.