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12-03-2025

Canada Is No Safe Haven for Undocumented U.S. Immigrants

Canada United States

#immigration

#illegal

Trump's crackdown on undocumented immigrants has many looking to Canada. But for most, entry is impossible. Canada’s strict immigration rules block visitor, student, and work visas for those without legal U.S. status.

Permanent residence is difficult and requires high education, financial stability, and work experience. The Safe Third Country Agreement prevents asylum claims. Housing shortages and strained services make large-scale migration unlikely.

Some may qualify through business, intra-company transfers, or French-speaking programs, but these are limited. Irregular border crossings are risky and ineffective. Canada’s policies and capacity mean that for most undocumented U.S. immigrants, there is no refuge.
12-03-2025

U.S. Immigration Detention Hits Capacity as Trump Expands Crackdown

United States

#immigration

#detention

U.S. immigration detention has reached its limit at 47,600 detainees. ICE, funded for 41,500 beds, is seeking more space with help from federal agencies. Trump’s administration plans mass deportations, aiming for 100,000 beds.

ICE arrests have surged since Trump took office on January 20, with 32,800 arrests by March 10. Of these, 27% had no other criminal charges. Biden’s administration made 113,400 arrests in fiscal 2024.

While ICE arrests have increased, Trump’s deportations remain below Biden’s levels. Biden-era deportations were higher due to rapid removals at the border. ICE is now pushing for more detention funding.
12-03-2025

Norwegian Municipalities Struggle with Immigration Surge

Norway

#immigration

Norway faces challenges due to record-high immigration, mainly from Ukrainian refugees. Local services like housing, schools, and healthcare are under pressure. Public support remains strong, but concerns about capacity are rising.

Norway has tightened policies, restricting Ukrainian refugees from returning home without a valid reason. Those from “safe areas” and dual citizens from safe countries no longer get automatic protection.

Immigration is a key issue in upcoming elections. European trends show stricter policies, as seen in Germany and Sweden. Despite these changes, Norway remains one of Europe’s most tolerant nations, although attitudes could shift over time.
12-03-2025

US to Enforce Mandatory Registration for Canadians Staying Over 30 Days

Canada United States

#immigration

The US will enforce a law requiring Canadians staying over 30 days to register with immigration authorities. The rule takes effect on April 11 and includes fingerprinting and background checks.

Around 900,000 Canadians, mainly winter visitors, will be affected. The law existed but was not strictly applied to land travelers. The move comes amid US-Canada trade tensions. Trump’s executive order prioritizes enforcement.

Non-compliance may lead to civil or criminal action. The Canadian Snowbird Association is lobbying to exempt Canadian travelers. DHS has not yet provided full details. Travelers should check official sources for updates before visiting the US.

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