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07-02-2025

Sweden’s Worst Mass Shooting Leaves Immigrant Community in Fear

Sweden

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A gunman killed 10 students at an adult learning centre in Orebro, Sweden, before taking his own life. Many victims were immigrants, including 29-year-old Salim Iskef, a Syrian refugee. His fiancée, Kareen Elia, was devastated.

Authorities have not confirmed the shooter’s identity or motive, increasing fear and uncertainty. Witnesses described panic as shots rang out. Immigrant communities feel vulnerable.

Some fear rising anti-immigrant sentiment. Locals want answers, but officials urge patience. The mayor and residents mourn the tragedy. Many say Sweden is changing, comparing the attack to those seen in the U.S. The city remains in shock.
11-03-2025

US Denies Entry to Pakistan’s Ambassador, Citing Immigration Issues

United States

#visadenial

#entry

The US denied entry to Pakistan’s Ambassador to Turkmenistan, K.K. Ahsan Wagan, and deported him from Los Angeles. Wagan had a valid visa but was stopped by immigration authorities due to “controversial visa references.”

The exact reason remains unclear. Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is investigating. Wagan, a seasoned diplomat, was on a personal visit. The incident raises concerns over potential US travel restrictions on Pakistanis.

Reports suggest Pakistan could face tougher visa scrutiny, with possible limits on business and tourist visas. Pakistan is seeking clarification from US authorities regarding the matter.
11-03-2025

US Court Halts Deportation of Gaza Protest Leader Mahmoud Khalil

Palestinian Territory Occupied United States

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A US court has blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to deport Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil. Khalil, a Columbia University graduate, was arrested by immigration agents.

The Department of Homeland Security accused him of supporting Hamas but gave no proof. His lawyer called the detention an attack on free speech. ICE revoked his visa and green card.

Protesters in New York demanded his release. Trump vowed to deport “terrorist sympathizers.” Columbia University denied aiding ICE. A hearing is set for Wednesday. Officials also threatened Khalil’s pregnant wife. Critics call the move political repression. His supporters insist he is innocent.
11-03-2025

Denmark Tightens Student Visa Rules to Curb Misuse

Denmark

#studentvisa

#visapolicy

Denmark is tightening student visa rules to prevent misuse. Many international students, especially from Nepal, use study permits mainly to work, which impacts Denmark’s job market.

Authorities found a sharp rise in Nepalese students enrolling in low-quality schools. Many work in low-paid jobs instead of focusing on studies. New rules will block students in unofficial programs from automatic work rights.

Their spouses will also lose work permits. Officials say this will protect Danish workers and prevent labor exploitation. These changes align with the EU’s upcoming ETIAS system. Denmark’s move may influence student visa policies across Europe.

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