 ACT MP Dr ParmJit Parmar talks about Education and Training (Equal Treatment) Amendment Bill, it would "ensure universities do not allocate resources, benefits or opportunities based on race".

Only about a quarter of New Zealanders feel safer than they did 12 months ago, according to the RNZ-Reid Research Poll.

He also talks about India trip with Pm Rt Hon. Christopher Luxon.

 

&nbsp;ACT MP Dr ParmJit Parmar talks about <a href="https://assets.nationbuilder.com/actnz/pages/21719/attachments/original/1743129699/Education_and_Training_Equal_Treatment_Amendment-v1.1.pdf">Education and Training (Equal Treatment) Amendment Bill</a>, it would "ensure universities do not allocate resources, benefits or opportunities based on race".
Only about a quarter of New Zealanders feel safer than they did 12 months ago, according to the RNZ-Reid Research Poll.
He also talks about India trip with Pm Rt Hon. Christopher Luxon.
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Yours Politically - Sanjesh Narain

Yours Politically - Sanjesh Narain

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Immigration officers will soon have the power to ask suspected overstayers for identification in homes and workplaces.The government said it was closing a compliance gap in the deportation system, while critics argued it was a step towards the immigration conditions that had allowed the Immigration and Customs Enforcement [ICE] raids seen in the United States.  In September last year, the New Zealand government announced a suite of immigration settings changes aimed at strengthening deportation levers. Among them was giving immigration officers the power to ask for identity-based information from individuals they suspected were in breach of their visa conditions.The Green Party's immigration spokesperson Ricardo Menéndez March said these ICE raids did not happen overnight. "They were enabled by American politicians slowly allowing their immigration officials to have more powers to search, to detain and to target migrant communities.

Immigration officers will soon have the power to ask suspected overstayers for identification in homes and workplaces.The government said it was closing a compliance gap in the deportation system, while critics argued it was a step towards the immigration conditions that had allowed the Immigration and Customs Enforcement [ICE]&nbsp;<a href="https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/world/586882/courts-have-ruled-4-400-times-that-ice-jailed-people-illegally-it-hasn-t-stopped">raids seen in the United States</a>.&nbsp; In September last year, the New Zealand government announced a&nbsp;<a href="https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/572046/deporting-criminals-set-to-get-easier-under-law-change">suite of immigration settings changes</a> aimed at strengthening deportation levers.&nbsp;Among them was giving immigration officers the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.rnz.co.nz/international/pacific-news/570519/children-s-commissioner-says-immigration-bill-fails-to-reflect-lessons-of-dawn-raid-era">power to ask for identity-based information</a> from individuals they suspected were in breach of their visa conditions.The Green Party's immigration spokesperson Ricardo Men&eacute;ndez March said these ICE raids did not happen overnight.&nbsp;"They were enabled by American politicians slowly allowing their immigration officials to have more powers to search, to detain and to target migrant communities.

 Ricardo Menéndez March

Interview with ACT MP Dr Parmjit Parmar.

Dr parm has written to the immigration minister seeking changes to the parent Category Visa application. 

Interview with ACT MP Dr Parmjit Parmar.
Dr parm has written to the immigration minister seeking changes to the parent Category Visa application.&nbsp;

Dr parmjit Parmar

Labour's Immigration spokesperson Phil Twyford speaks to Tarana on topics ranging from Economy to Immigration.

Labour's Immigration spokesperson Phil Twyford speaks to Tarana on topics ranging from Economy to Immigration.

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