Immigration
Union accuses government of intimidating foreigners taking part in demonstrations
The Deputy Secretary of State for the Presidency and Immigration warned in parliament that foreign protesters who do not comply with the law could face negative impacts on their residency status. A union representing immigration workers has publicly condemned these remarks, describing them as intimidation.
Why it matters
If you participate in public protests, be aware that the government has explicitly linked non-compliance with the law during demonstrations to potential consequences for residency status, which may affect your sense of security when exercising your right to protest.Portugal ResidentRead original ↗
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