The government and ruling parties plan to resubmit a revision bill to Japan's immigration law, government sources said Thursday, retaining a controversial proposal that triggered criticism and led to its withdrawal in 2021.The proposal is that foreign nationals who apply for refugee status more than twice would be eligible for deportation, an issue almost certain to provoke a backlash from opposition parties when the bill is submitted to the ordinary Diet session set to convene Jan. 23.The move also comes as the government aims to revise the principle of detaining illegal immigrants in immi…READ FULL ARTICLE
