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The US deportees are marched into the Terrorism Confinement Centre in Tecoluca. The crown jewel of El Salvador’s aggressive anti-crime strategy is a mega-prison where visitation, recreation and education are not allowed.

‘Most extreme measure yet’: Trump invokes wartime law to deport migrants to infamous mega-prison

The law requires a president to declare the US is at war. It has only been invoked three times, and not for about 80 years.

  • Iona Cleave

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Hunting influencer Sam Jones handles an echidna in a video posted to Instagram on February 4,

Next time, steal a crocodile: PM’s advice for US tourist after viral wombat video

The hunting influencer has posted videos showing her handling Australian animals including a wombat and an echidna. The minister for immigration wants her out of the country.

  • Penry Buckley, Kayla Olaya and Hamish Hastie
NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey says international students will always remain key to the state’s economy.

‘Not problems to be capped’: NSW treasurer defends international students

International education is second only to coal in terms of NSW’s export industries. Would a cap on overseas student numbers put that at risk?

  • Alexandra Smith and Matt Wade

Lawyers, warrants, sermons: How churches became the final frontier in Trump’s deportation plan

President Donald Trump’s threat to deport millions of undocumented immigrants has US religious institutions on high alert.

  • Liz Gooch
A citizenship ceremony in Olympic Park.

What it’s like at one of Sydney’s so-called ‘vote-buying’ citizenship ceremonies

Under the Sydney Showground’s corrugated iron roof, hundreds of soon-to-be Australian citizens wore their Saturday best. But with allegations of an industrial-scale vote stack, one couple believed there was too much focus on voting.

  • Max Maddison
Senator Kerrynne Liddle says claims a failed Voice referendum would harm reconciliation are ‘outrageous’.

Coalition senator fills in for Burke at citizenship ceremonies slammed by Dutton

Kerrynne Liddle spoke at a citizenship ceremony on behalf of Tony Burke on the same day Coalition colleagues implied he was using the events to swing votes in key seats.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos
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Brisbane remains a popular city for people to go to university, enter the workforce and raise families.

Brisbane set for population shift not seen in Queensland since the 1970s

The federal government expects more people to be living in Greater Brisbane than the rest of Queensland within months.

  • Sean Parnell
Illustration: Joe Benke

As Dutton parades his softer side, let’s not forget how hard he’s played the politics of race

In these racially charged times, the opposition leader has returned to old ways as the election campaign approaches.

  • Sean Kelly
Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke announced the deal on Sunday.

Murderer among former detainees to be shifted to Nauru

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says the Pacific island nation has approached Australia to take three violent criminal members of a group of former immigration detainees.

  • Paul Sakkal

Should we fear growing separatism? Germany offers a clue

Immigration will be the No.1 issue at next week’s German election, part of a backlash against a well-meaning but ultimately misguided policy of multicultural integration.

  • Parnell Palme McGuinness

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