Japan now able to deport people with multiple failed asylum claims

Japan's new immigration rules that limit the number of times foreign nationals can apply for asylum went into force on Monday, allowing the country to deport people who have been rejected multiple times.Those who have submitted three or more asylum applications are now at risk of deportation under the country's revised Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act if they fail to present reasonable grounds to support their case to stay.Previously, Japan could not deport a foreign national whose application for refugee status was being processed, but the changes were made as authorities be…READ FULL ARTICLE