Migrants

Pope Leo Revives Francis’ Vision, Confronts Trump-Era Border Politics

Pope Leo Revives Francis’ Vision, Confronts Trump-Era Border Politics

Vatican City, October 9, 2025: In his first major papal document, Pope Leo called for urgent global efforts to help migrants and reduce economic inequality, echoing one of late Pope Francis’ strongest rebukes of former U.S. President Donald Trump’s anti-immigration policies.The 104-page apostolic exhortation, titled “Dilexi te” (“I Have Loved You”), focuses on the plight of the poor and the need for sweeping reforms in the global economic system. It calls for a more compassionate and inclusive approach to governance, urging world leaders to prioritize humanity over profit.Originally drafted by Pope Francis before his death in April after 12 years…
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Delhi Police Arrest Three Illegal African Nationals in South West Delhi

Delhi Police Arrest Three Illegal African Nationals in South West Delhi

National Times Bureau :- Delhi Police, acting on a tip-off, arrested three African nationals who had been residing illegally in India for an extended period. During verification, authorities discovered that the individuals did not possess valid travel or visa documents and had overstayed in the country. The arrested individuals have been identified as Elamuno Gabriel, Chinedu Paulinus, and Sanusi Sani. Investigations revealed that they were employed in housekeeping and were residing in Shahpur (Delhi), Gurugram, and Noida, often moving between locations. At the time of their arrest, they were living near Sector 01, Palam Village, Delhi. Following due legal procedure,…
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More Bitter Than Silence: Canada’s Forgotten Migrants

More Bitter Than Silence: Canada’s Forgotten Migrants

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): What is more painful than silence is the quiet departure of thousands of individuals who once believed Canada would be their new home. These individuals, comprising international students, temporary foreign workers, and refugee claimants, arrived with aspirations of building better lives. Many pursued higher education, worked extended hours, paid taxes, and integrated into communities across the country. Today, they find themselves compelled to leave, not due to any wrongdoing, but because the system no longer has space for them. The majority are those whose student permits, post-graduation work permits, or temporary work authorizations are expiring without renewal.…
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