Today's NZ First policy: Immigration Reform Policies New Zealand First has today announced a number of campaign policies that will make sweeping changes to current immigration laws. In addition to the already announced policies of citizen’s only voting and citizen’s only NZ Super, New Zealand First will introduce the following policies in the next term of government: Birthright Citizenship – New Zealand First will update birthright citizenship requirements, so that only the children of citizens will be automatically entitled to New Zealand citizenship at birth. Asylum Seeker Changes - New Zealand First will reform the asylum seeker system, updating current settings so that they are fair, consistent, and fit for purpose. Protected person status will become temporary by design, subject to ongoing assessment. Any person who seeks asylum while in New Zealand on a working-class visa will be ineligible to do so. Asylum claimants will not be able to use the temporary work rights granted during the assessment period as a stepping stone to another visa. Permanent Resident and Citizenship Qualifying Period Adjustments - New Zealand First will double the required period to qualify for citizenship from five years to a minimum of ten years. The qualifying period for permanent residence will be extended from two to five years. Citizenship and Permanent Residence Application Fees – New Zealand First will increase the cost of applying for New Zealand citizenship and permanent residence to reflect its value and to better fund the wider immigration system. Welfare Stand-Down Period - New Zealand First will implement a 10-year welfare stand-down period for all visa holders, meaning non-citizens will be ineligible for jobseeker, accommodation supplement, or any other benefits during their first 10 years in New Zealand. Broadened Ability to Deport - New Zealand First will widen the criteria for deportation liability to cover any offence for which imprisonment is available as a sentence - with automatic deportation for those found guilty of violent or sexual crimes, found guilty of fraud, participating in an organised criminal group, money laundering, aiding and abetting under the Immigration Act, or migrant exploitation. Resident Visa Cap Referendum - New Zealand First will hold a referendum on the introduction of a legislated annual cap on the number of resident visas issued each year. Included in the Resident Visa Cap Referendum will be: A resident visa cap of 20,000 per year. Linking immigration settings directly to infrastructure capacity. Requiring major population growth to occur only where infrastructure already exists or is fully funded and scheduled for delivery. Stopping councils being forced to adapt to central government planning where local infrastructure cannot support it. Development of a 30-year Population Plan to coordinate immigration, housing and infrastructure planning. Social Housing for Citizens First – New Zealand First will ensure that social housing will be made available to citizens first and foremost. Chronic Overstayers – New Zealand First will implement a 24-month amnesty for overstayers to self-deport with no restrictions on applications to return. Any overstayer found past the clemency period has lapsed will be deported and permanently ineligible to apply for any visa in the future. In recognition of our commitment to our enduring Pacific relations, we will allow for a 24-month clemency period to facilitate any Pacific overstayer to apply to remain in the country legally on a valid visa. This will apply only to overstayers of Pacific origin. Student Visa Holders – New Zealand First will ensure student visa holders intending to transition to another visa will be required to leave before reapplying for another visa from abroad. Removal of Automatic Work Rights for Student Visa Holders – New Zealand First will remove the automatic work rights for international students and stop our kiwi jobs being taken by foreign students. Export education was designed to allow foreign students to come here, their economy pay for their education, and go back. It was not designed to allow them to take jobs off kiwis, have our economy pay for their education, and then to use the visa to move on to residence or work. It will be mandatory for any international student who wants to work in New Zealand while they study to apply under strict conditions to work. First and foremost, those job opportunities cannot be taken from New Zealanders looking for work. Immigration Ministerial Portfolio - It is imperative that a New Zealand First Minister holds the Immigration portfolio when part of the next coalition government to ensure the oversight, control and reform of the immigration system. New Zealanders have the right to determine the future size and character of their country. This set of polices is about taking back control of the future of our country and valuing our unique citizenship the way it should be - just like the vast majority of other countries do around the world.

'너희나라에도 xx있어?' 물어보는 수준이 너무 심해서 레딧에 여러 외국인들이 일본인에게 들은 황당한 말 써놓은것들도 있더라. 근데 이것마저 한국인 탓을 해? 무지한데 뻔뻔하기까지하네

Barry Keoghan reveals he’s been undergoing a cosmetic skin-tightening treatment to “feel better” about himself: “I think it’s important to look after yourself inside and outside.”

本日、訪日中のタレク・ラーマン・バングラデシュ首相@trahmanbnpと首脳会談を行いました。 「民主主義」や「法の支配」といった価値を共有する友人として、ラーマン首相の就任を直接お祝いでき、とても嬉しく存じました。 日本は、「民主的な総選挙」を経て発足したラーマン政権による国づくりを、力強く後押ししてまいります。 本日は、こうした観点から、バングラデシュと日本の協力について議論しました。 バングラデシュは、「自由で開かれたインド太平洋（FOIP）」の実現に向けた重要なパートナーです。 今回、両国の協力の基軸である「ベンガル湾産業成長地帯」構想、いわゆる「BIG-B」を進化させ、ラーマン首相との新たな戦略的協力イニシアティブ「繁栄を分かち合う BIG-B」として、推進していくことを確認しました。 ラーマン首相からは、日本が「平和国家」として歩み、バングラデシュの独立をいち早く承認したこと、日本はバングラデシュの人々にとって特別な存在であることを伺い、また、日本政府及び国民による幅広い分野への支援や協力に関する感謝を表明いただきました。 東南アジアと南アジアを結ぶバングラデシュは、人口1.7億人の若い巨大市場の大きな潜在性も含め、日本の経済にとっても極めて重要です。 両国の「戦略的パートナーシップ」の下、本日発表した『首脳共同声明』も踏まえ、官民による両国間の取組により、「共に、強く、豊かに。」 インド太平洋地域の平和と繁栄に向けて、ラーマン首相と緊密に連携してまいります。

Blepharoplasty might be worse than buccal fat removal at this point. Ladies please leave your beautiful hooded eyes alone 😭

crazy how men like this get to walk freely and live their life especially after finding out how bad the burning sun scandal was

Come on Twitter. Do your stuff SOMEONE knows who it is…..

NEW: “Well-known individual” attempting to block media outlets from publishing allegations about him accused of inappropriate/exploitative sexual activities, the high court has heard. The person is detained in a psychiatric hospital for his own safety. theguardian.com/law/2026/oct…

Shower before class . He was nice and said “that’s okay” I’m like wtf??…. All because we worked up a little sweat … fyi I shower before & after class 🤣