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1. www.telegraph.co.uk › news › 2024/05/18Northern Ireland ruling sparks fear of UK 'people border'

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   18 hours ago · Legal decision on asylum seekers in Northern Ireland raises concerns over potential internal passport checks and Rwanda deportations

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   • From my understanding it is fairly difficult to gain entry to Norway (not to speak of getting permanent residence), so no, Norway does not currently have an immigration problem (though the current far right parties may beg to differ). Political Animal, Physician, Goofball, and All Around Nerd. Upvoted by What's the hardest part being an immigrant?

   Does Norway have an immigration problem?

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   Did Norway have an immigration problem during the Syrian refugee crisis?

   • In some places, Norway had an immigration problem during the Syrian refugee crisis in 2015, the largest refugee crisis since WW2, especially between summer 2015 and December 2015. The asylum arrivals decreased very sharply from January 2016.

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   Is being an immigrant in Norway a good thing?

   • I spoke to a few, who confirmed that being an immigrant in Norway is on the whole an experience of openness, tolerance and fairness – the recent, infamous bout of murderous right-wing extremism has simply prompted more navel gazing about the desire to be open, tolerant and fair. The only staring I noticed was at my made-in-Ghana braids.

   What's it like being black in Norway? - The Guardian

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   How many immigrants are there in Norway?

   • At the beginning of 2018, 746 700 immigrants and another 170 000 persons born in Norway to two immigrant parents were registered as residents, in all representing 17.3 per cent of the population. This was an increase of 0.5 percentage points in one year. Poland was the country of origin for the largest group of immigrants.

   Immigration and Integration 2017-2018 - Regjeringen.no

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