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Airline fines have caused major fall in undocumented asylum arrivals – Justice Minister Simon Harris

There has been a very significant reduction in airport arrivals by asylum seekers without documents after fines were handed out to airlines, the Minister for Justice has said.

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Where the dollars go: Lobbying a big business for large food and beverage CPGs

Food industry news, voices and jobs. Optimized for your mobile phone.

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Energy companies will spend up to $24 million to sway power grid reforms their way

A WFAA analysis finds the companies already have spent more than the prior legislative session, including the hiring of 338 lobbyists this year

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Texas lawmakers race against the clock to push through new voting restrictions

Texas lawmakers race against the clock to push through new voting restrictions Alexandra Villarreal © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Eric Gay/AP Texas lawmakers are locked in a fight over legislation that would further restrict voting access, as Republicans lean on procedural moves to avoid public testimony and keep eleventh-hour negotiations behind closed doors. “No rules are going to contain them. No norms are going to protect us. They’re gonna do whatever they want to, and whatever they can, to get these bills through,” said Emily Eby, staff attorney at the Texas Civil Rights Project. The Texas House of Representatives on Thursday evening started debating Senate Bill 7 (SB7), which would make it more difficult to cast a ballot in a state already infamous for being the hardest place to vote nationwide. Democrats were raring for an all-night battle, armed with more than 100 amendments.

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