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Canada Investigates Spike in Asylum Claims Linked to Indian Nationals, Policy Review Underway

For Indian nationals, the development underscores the importance of following legal migration pathways and avoiding misinformation The situation reflects

Canada Reviews Asylum Surge Among Indian Nationals, Signals Stricter Screening Measures

The situation reflects broader challenges in managing migration flows and maintaining system integrity PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Canada is reviewing a recent

UK deports Indian national to France under new migrant return pact

France is expected to send the first legally approved group of migrants to the UK from Saturday, although several

Impact of Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ on Indians abroad and home

While there are immediate visible effects, the broader economic and social ramifications—especially on Indian families dependent on U.S.-based NRIs—are yet

Sharp rise in Indian asylum seekers in the US amid policy shifts

The study further suggests that asylum approvals may decline under the Trump administration Within hours of Trump’s inauguration on

Undocumented Asian migrants in the U.S. face uncertainty amid potential policy shifts

South Korean undocumented residents in the U.S. face a unique set of challenges distinct from those of economic migrants Amid

The rise of ‘Donkey Flights’: A new trend in illegal immigration from India

To stop the influx of illegal immigration from India and other countries, stronger border security measures and reforms to the

Undocumented Indians cross from Canada to the US in record numbers

The increase in unauthorized crossings and asylum requests has spotlighted the need for a coordinated international response to address gaps

Record surge in Indian asylum seekers at Canadian Airports

The surge in asylum seekers from India to Canada reflects a complex interplay of political, social, economic, and policy-related factors

Human smugglers coached migrants to falsely claim Khalistan support for asylum

According to CID officers, the agents advised potential emigrants from Punjab to pose as Khalistani supporters if apprehended by US

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