The Cabinet on Tuesday approved proposed revisions to Japan's immigration law that include controversial measures to enable the deportation of individuals repeatedly applying for refugee status.The latest proposals to amend the immigration law largely retain the 2021 attempt to revise the law, which was withdrawn amid opposition backlash and controversy over the death of a 33-year-old Sri Lankan woman detained in an immigration facility.While the government intends to enact the bill within the current Diet session, the inclusion of a new rule on how to accommodate foreigners facing deportat…READ FULL ARTICLE
