TOKYO -- Japan implemented revised immigration legislation on Monday, with critics taking aim at rules making it easier for authorities to deport people repeatedly applying for refugee status.
The new law has stirred debate around Japan's treatment of undocumented immigrants while the country looks to attract more foreign workers to tackle its demographic decline.
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