Former acting ICE director Jonathan Fahey analyzes the Trump administration's efforts to end H-4 spouse work permits and restrict visa rules. He also discusses DHS targeting legally deficient asylum claims.
The British government has approved an aid package worth over £100 million to (~$143 million) Pakistan, despite the country's refusal to take back Shabir Ahmed, the Pakistan-born ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang.
The British government intends to send aid worth hundreds of millions of dollars to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, despite its refusal to take back Shabir Ahmed, a Pakistan-born grooming gang ringleader. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The British government has approved a £153 million (~$205 million) aid package for Pakistan, despite the Islamic Republic’s refusal to take back Shabir Ahmed, the Pakistan-born ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang. DETAIL: The aid package will be sent over the next three years. The government intends to send the package despite the fact that the Pakistani government has refused to take back Ahmed, who was released from prison earlier this month after serving just 14 years of a 22-year…Open
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