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US Tightens Visa Rules: Applicants Citing Home-Country Persecution Face Denial
A new US visa rule could deny entry to applicants who admit fearing persecution at home, aiming to curb asylum misuse but raising concerns about its impact on genuine refugees.
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"F**k Right Off': Shabana Mahmood Hits Back At 'White Liberal' Hecklers
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has defended her immigration policies after being heckled at a West End theatre, telling "white liberals" to "fk right off" and rejecting claims she is copying Reform UK, as she faces growing opposition from within Labour and from charities.
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5th Iranian Woman Footballer Gives Up Asylum In Australia, Returns Home
The Iranian authorities have welcomed the female soccer player's change of heart as a victory against Australia and US President Donald Trump. The Iranians livin in Australia blame pressure from Tehran.
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Pakistani Christian Asylum Seeker Awarded Rs 1 Crore After Alleged Mistreatment By UK Officials
Nadra Almas, a Pakistani asylum seeker, was awarded 98,757.04 pounds in compensation by the UK Home Office after she was unlawfully detained and subjected to conditions that breached her human rights.
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UK's Suella Braverman Attacks Churches Facilitating Bogus Asylum Cases
Britain's former Home Secretary Suella Braverman lashed out at several churches around the country that facilitate bogus asylum claims at an "industrial scale" by wrongly certifying non-Christians.
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New York's Historic Roosevelt Hotel Turns Into Migrant Shelter Home As Thousands Seek Asylum
Not just Roosevelt, many other hotels are also being transformed into emergency shelters, many of them in prime locations.
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"Must Stop The Boats": UK Proposes Bill To Detain, Deport Illegal Asylum Seekers
"It has to be that if you come here illegally you will be detained and swiftly removed," UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman said.
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For Asylum Seeker "Invasion" Remarks, UK Home Minister Draws Criticism
British Home Secretary Suella Braverman faced heavy criticism on Tuesday for describing the arrival of asylum seekers as an invasion, with lawmakers across the political spectrum warning of the risk of using inflammatory language.
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Record 70.8 Million People Displaced At End Of 2018: UN
More than 70 million people were counted last year as displaced from their homes, a record that underestimates the real number of refugees and asylum seekers, the UN said Wednesday.
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Record 70.8 Million People Displaced At End Of 2018, Says United Nations
More than 70 million people were counted last year as displaced from their homes, a record that underestimates the real number of refugees and asylum seekers, the UN said Wednesday.
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Pope Francis Wears Refugee ID Bracelet In Appeal For Help For Migrants
Pope Francis on Sunday urged governments and people to do more to help migrants and not see them as enemies, wearing a plastic ID bracelet used by asylum seekers to drive home his message
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Failed Asylum Seekers Safe To Return Home: Sri Lankan Prime Minister Wickremesinghe
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said on Wednesday that failed asylum seekers held in Australian-run detention centres in the South Pacific will not face prosecution or harm if they return home.
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Angela Merkel Says Refugees Must Return Home Once War Over
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday tried to placate the increasingly vocal critics of her open-door policy for refugees, insisting that asylum seekers from Syria and Iraq would go home once the conflicts there had ended.
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Shots Fired At Refugee Home In Germany, 1 Man Lightly Injured
Several shots were fired early today at a home for asylum seekers in western Germany and one resident was lightly injured, police said.
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Islamic State May be Trying to Exploit Refugee Debate: German Minister
Germany's justice minister today warned against drawing a hasty link between refugees and perpetrators of the deadly Paris attacks, warning that the IS group could be trying to exploit the debate over Europe's migrant influx.
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US Tightens Visa Rules: Applicants Citing Home-Country Persecution Face Denial
A new US visa rule could deny entry to applicants who admit fearing persecution at home, aiming to curb asylum misuse but raising concerns about its impact on genuine refugees.
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"F**k Right Off': Shabana Mahmood Hits Back At 'White Liberal' Hecklers
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has defended her immigration policies after being heckled at a West End theatre, telling "white liberals" to "fk right off" and rejecting claims she is copying Reform UK, as she faces growing opposition from within Labour and from charities.
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5th Iranian Woman Footballer Gives Up Asylum In Australia, Returns Home
The Iranian authorities have welcomed the female soccer player's change of heart as a victory against Australia and US President Donald Trump. The Iranians livin in Australia blame pressure from Tehran.
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Pakistani Christian Asylum Seeker Awarded Rs 1 Crore After Alleged Mistreatment By UK Officials
Nadra Almas, a Pakistani asylum seeker, was awarded 98,757.04 pounds in compensation by the UK Home Office after she was unlawfully detained and subjected to conditions that breached her human rights.
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UK's Suella Braverman Attacks Churches Facilitating Bogus Asylum Cases
Britain's former Home Secretary Suella Braverman lashed out at several churches around the country that facilitate bogus asylum claims at an "industrial scale" by wrongly certifying non-Christians.
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New York's Historic Roosevelt Hotel Turns Into Migrant Shelter Home As Thousands Seek Asylum
Not just Roosevelt, many other hotels are also being transformed into emergency shelters, many of them in prime locations.
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"Must Stop The Boats": UK Proposes Bill To Detain, Deport Illegal Asylum Seekers
"It has to be that if you come here illegally you will be detained and swiftly removed," UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman said.
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For Asylum Seeker "Invasion" Remarks, UK Home Minister Draws Criticism
British Home Secretary Suella Braverman faced heavy criticism on Tuesday for describing the arrival of asylum seekers as an invasion, with lawmakers across the political spectrum warning of the risk of using inflammatory language.
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Record 70.8 Million People Displaced At End Of 2018: UN
More than 70 million people were counted last year as displaced from their homes, a record that underestimates the real number of refugees and asylum seekers, the UN said Wednesday.
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Record 70.8 Million People Displaced At End Of 2018, Says United Nations
More than 70 million people were counted last year as displaced from their homes, a record that underestimates the real number of refugees and asylum seekers, the UN said Wednesday.
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Pope Francis Wears Refugee ID Bracelet In Appeal For Help For Migrants
Pope Francis on Sunday urged governments and people to do more to help migrants and not see them as enemies, wearing a plastic ID bracelet used by asylum seekers to drive home his message
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Failed Asylum Seekers Safe To Return Home: Sri Lankan Prime Minister Wickremesinghe
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said on Wednesday that failed asylum seekers held in Australian-run detention centres in the South Pacific will not face prosecution or harm if they return home.
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Angela Merkel Says Refugees Must Return Home Once War Over
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday tried to placate the increasingly vocal critics of her open-door policy for refugees, insisting that asylum seekers from Syria and Iraq would go home once the conflicts there had ended.
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Shots Fired At Refugee Home In Germany, 1 Man Lightly Injured
Several shots were fired early today at a home for asylum seekers in western Germany and one resident was lightly injured, police said.
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Islamic State May be Trying to Exploit Refugee Debate: German Minister
Germany's justice minister today warned against drawing a hasty link between refugees and perpetrators of the deadly Paris attacks, warning that the IS group could be trying to exploit the debate over Europe's migrant influx.
