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canada’s looming federal election could put immigration in the spotlight. this year will be an important year for canada as this year’s fall will witness an election to usher in a new government at the central level. and as a result, immigration is expected to be a central issue for the first time in recent times. on the one hand, canada’s. brexit: uk hikes visa fees for non-eu migrants as measure to crackdown on immigration. with the rules taking effect immediately, there is an increment on all the uk visas for non-eu migrants, which has a validity period of over 6 months. the rule was set after the uk government decided to increase the immigration health surcharge to twice its initial value. in 2015, contrary to president trump’s immigration policies, gavin newsom – the new governor of california – while giving his first speech promised that the most populated state will be a sanctuary to everyone who seeks it. the new governor revealed his anti-trump move in the latest development, countries in asia, asia pacific, and the americans have been included in canada’s biometric collection program for 2019. in-canada applications are included in this program. it is now mandatory for people applying from these countries to submit a top organization representing indian doctors and the host of their colleagues from all over the world is not pleased with the immigration health surcharge which has been raised from £200 to £400. this surcharge is paid when applying for a uk visa. for this reason, the a new report from the us congress reveals that removing the country quota from the procedure for processing the high-in-demand us green cards will put a stop to the prevalent discrimination in america’s labour market. on the other hand, it will pave the way for countries a good number of british citizens submitted applications to get an irish pas*port in 2018 as britain prepares for its departure from the eu which will officially happen on the 29th of may, 2019. of the applications for ireland’s pas*port, 98,544 of them were from