Joe Biden’s Xenophobia Remark Sparks Controversy: What The Word Means

White House has defended President JoeBiden’sremarks. US President Joe Biden recently came under fire for calling India, Japan, Russia, and China “xenophobic” nations while talking about the US’ reputation for welcoming immigrants. Now that has led many to ask what exactly “xenophobia” means. What is xenophobia? Xenophobia means to have a fear of or hate people from other cultures or countries. It often … Read more

Ahead of elections, Biden calls India, China, Russia and Japan ‘xenophobic’

Washington: US President Joe Biden has called two of his QUAD partners – India and Japan – and two of his adversaries – Russia and China – “xenophobic” nations, asserting that none of these countries, unlike the United States, welcome immigrants. “This election is about freedom, America and democracy. That’s why I badly need you. … Read more

U.S. legal immigration system doesn’t prioritize the economy

A person holds an American flag as they participate in a ceremony to become an American citizen during a U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services naturalization ceremony at the Miami Field Office on August 17, 2018 in Miami, Florida. Joe Raedle | Getty Images The U.S. has more foreign-born residents than any other country, according to … Read more

A Brief History Of Republicans Walking Away From Bipartisan Immigration Deals

WASHINGTON ― A bipartisan compromise on immigration reform fell apart this week in the Senate as Republicans heeded former President Donald Trump’s advice to kill it. The deal’s demise showed Trump’s power over Republicans, but it also continued a long-running pattern in immigration politics where a group of Republicans and Democrats strike a compromise, and … Read more

Lawmakers Discussing Border As Immigrants Set To Boost Economy By $7 Trillion

While Senate Republicans killed a border security bill Wednesday because they said it wasn’t tough enough, Congress’ own economists said immigration is set to add trillions of dollars to the U.S. economy over the next decade. The finding, by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, echoes other economists who say the surge in immigration may have … Read more

More than 15% of immigrants have left Canada within 20 years: StatsCan – National

More than 15 per cent of immigrants who came to Canada from 1982 to 2017 ended up leaving the country within 20 years of their admission, according to a new study from Statistics Canada. The numbers come as the federal Liberals continue to face pressure to lower immigration input, and less than a month after … Read more