Finland tightened its immigration regulations in 2004, following closely the restrictive stance taken by Denmark in 2002.

Chinese were singled out for exclusion from 1882 onward, and, with the more restrictive Immigration Act of 1924, immigration in general slowed for the next four decades.

This term is used in immigration law and in airline policies.

In addition, a moratorium could be placed on any restrictive policies relating to outsourcing (e.g. government procurement).

Policies on migrants are becoming increasingly tough, especially in those countries that already had the most restrictive provisions.

In this respect, Europe is not much better, although its current restrictive immigration policies will likely be eased over the next decade or so. No such assumption can be made about Japan, where an aging population will intensify the closed and intellectually arid nature of its society.

National policies have something to do with this, but so do the deeply flawed immigration policies in all European Union countries.

This type of correction would also allow emerging markets to pursue more restrictive monetary policies, which they now need, given their greater macroeconomic strength.

Strict immigration laws and anti migration policies, however, have virtually eliminated all forms of legal and safe migration.

The concern is whether varying levels of detail across regions will raise questions about the data quality of those with the most restrictive publication policies.

However, one government official told the Center for Immigration Studies that the country's current effort to tighten immigration policies may include an end to automatic birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants.

The development of successful immigration policies may, therefore, make a telling contribution to Brazil s reputation as an emerging global power.

That was a restrictive view.

As a result, several prominent Republican politicians are now urging their party to reconsider its anti immigration policies, and plans for immigration reform will be on the agenda at the beginning of Obama s second term.

Europe should shift its focus on immigration and security back to policies that reflect the original objectives of the Barcelona Declaration.

It even gave the economy a further boost at the end of 2010, in part to offset the highly restrictive policies of America s 50 states, most of which have balanced budget rules and thus run highly pro cyclical policies.

The general trend was more restrictive, however, with legislative amendments being viewed through a restrictive migration and or counter terrorism lens.

But they make CFMs seem like an intervention of last resort, to be used only after everything else has been tried exchange rate adjustments, reserve accumulation, and restrictive macroeconomic policies.

4390 Restrictive official foreign exchange allocation n.e.s.

In addition, the immigration policies currently applied to Guam have resulted in a considerable increase in migration from countries, particularly the Philippines, to Guam.

17. Calls upon all States to review and, where necessary, revise their immigration policies with a view to eliminating all discriminatory policies and practices against migrants that are inconsistent with relevant international human rights instruments

But the law has recently become more restrictive.

Almost every country in the Middle East and North Africa region excludes domestic workers from the protection of labor laws, though, and subjects them to restrictive immigration rules, granting inordinate power and control to their employers under the sponsorship or kafala system.

The source mentions that adult males from Somalia have been subjected to restrictive security measures by immigration authorities since then and that while in custody, Mr. Ali has been provoked and subjected to harassment because of his observance of the Islamic faith.

While some States developed positive legislation, the general trend was more restrictive, with legislative amendments being viewed through a restrictive migration or counter terrorism lens.

E. Immigration

In late 2007, when GDP growth hit 13 , the government adopted more restrictive anti bubble policies in industries (steel, for example) and asset markets (real estate), which set the stage for an early correction.

Yet gaps of ratification and restrictive reservations and declarations remain.

In the mid 19th century a large wave of immigration started to arrive to Argentina due to new Constitutional policies that encouraged immigration, and issues in the countries the immigrants came from such as wars, poverty, hunger, famines, pursuit of a better life, among other reasons.

Taking Back Immigration

The Immigration Game

Yet we must admit that they are quite restrictive and exclusive.

The UK s Immigration Distraction

Inequality, Immigration, and Hypocrisy

America s Misguided Immigration Debate

Immigration and American Power

Immigration law and practice

Customs, borders and immigration

Where social barriers are sufficiently strong, economic barriers are certain to appear. These can range from protectionist trade policies and increasingly strict immigration controls to religious wars and ethnic cleansing.

Bill C 31, Protecting Canada's Immigration System Act , aims to amend Canadian immigration and refugee law.

Ensure international, national and regional reinforcement of laws and implementation of policies to address the issue of trafficking of women and girls for sexual exploitation and put more effective mechanisms to punish traffickers and exploiters, whilst protecting victims through appropriate immigration laws and policies

Labor unions, once known for their skepticism toward immigration, are increasingly in favor of pro immigration reforms.

General Coordinator of Immigration Police

The Committee reiterates that States parties should ensure that immigration policies do not have the effect of discriminating against persons on the basis of race, colour, descent, or national or ethnic origin.

In particular, immigration policies, which resulted in an influx of people with voting rights, had changed the make up of the population in New Caledonia and, thus, the influence of the Kanak.