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US To Spend $7.85 Million To Help Costa Rica Deport Immigrants: Report
The US State Department is planning to spend up to $7.85 million to help Costa Rica deport immigrants, according to a document seen by Reuters, under an arrangement similar to a Biden-era program that drew criticism from migrant advocates.
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Indian Woman Urges US To Deport Her Husband, Says "He's A Fake Asylee"
A woman living in India has taken to social media to urge the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to deport her husband, accusing him of abandoning her and their 7-year-old daughter after moving to the United States.
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"Don't Fight Guys": Ex-Russia President To Trump, Musk. Tesla CEO Responds
The friction between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, the two former allies, began shortly after the Tesla CEO criticised the US President's marquee tax bill.
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Russia Offers Elon Musk Political Asylum Amid Feud With Donald Trump
Russia could offer political asylum to tech billionaire Elon Musk following his public fallout with US President Donald Trump, a senior Russian lawmaker said.
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Explained: Elon Musk, Donald Trump And Claims Of White Genocide In South Africa
US President Donald Trump granted refugee status to nearly 60 white Afrikaners from South Africa, citing unverified claims of a "white genocide." The US processed their asylum requests directly in South Africa and flew them out of Johannesburg on a s
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Republicans Seek To Give Trump Power To Charge Asylum Seekers $1,000
Republican lawmakers are seeking to give President Donald Trump broad powers to charge onerous fees to migrants seeking asylum in the United States -- suggesting a minimum cost of $1,000 per application.
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Some Migrants Turn To Pricey Smugglers, Riskier Routes After Trump Action
After Honduran migrant Alex Diaz' US asylum appointment was cancelled following Donald Trump's immigration and border crackdown, the 23-year-old former bus driver began considering what he had been determined to avoid: entering the US illegally.
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US Immigration Crackdown Begins, Trump Declares Emergency At Mexico Border
President Donald Trump announced severe new restrictions on immigration and asylum in the United States hours after taking office Monday, declaring that he will send troops to the US-Mexico border and attempt to end birthright citizenship.
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"Please Let Us In": Trump Crackdown Leaves Migrants In Tears
Margelis Tinoco broke down in tears after her asylum appointment was canceled as part of a sweeping immigration crackdown announced by US President Donald Trump on his first day in office.
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Syria War Live: Assad Gets Russia Asylum, US Wants Him To Be Held Accountable
Ousted Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad and his family have been granted asylum in Russia, hours after the Islamist-led rebels took control of his country.
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How Luck Often Trumps Justice In US Immigration System
The US asylum process is meant to offer a fair shot at safe haven. But new reporting from Bloomberg uncovers how the difference between those who are granted asylum and those who are denied often boils down to chance.
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Undeterred By Crackdown, 3,000 Migrants Travel In Caravans To US Border
About 3,000 people carrying bags, water and small children trod through intense heat along a highway in southern Mexico on Tuesday, traveling in two groups aiming to reach the US border.
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"Not Here To Take Care Of You": Top Court Dismisses Petition Of US Citizen Seeking Asylum
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a plea of US citizen Claude David Convis seeking asylum in India on grounds including that he feared persecution if he returned to his homeland.
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"Misuse Of Asylum" By Criminals Top Agenda At India-US Dialogue: Sources
The "misuse of asylum" by criminals in the United States of America will be a top agenda when officials from India and the USA meet on Wednesday in a high-level dialogue on Homeland Security.
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US Southern Border Becomes Global Entry Point For Asylum Seekers
As rich countries struggle to adjust to an era of mass migration, authorities there often focus on lethal sea routes out of Africa to Europe and the long-standing flow north from impoverished Latin American countries.
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US To Spend $7.85 Million To Help Costa Rica Deport Immigrants: Report
The US State Department is planning to spend up to $7.85 million to help Costa Rica deport immigrants, according to a document seen by Reuters, under an arrangement similar to a Biden-era program that drew criticism from migrant advocates.
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Indian Woman Urges US To Deport Her Husband, Says "He's A Fake Asylee"
A woman living in India has taken to social media to urge the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to deport her husband, accusing him of abandoning her and their 7-year-old daughter after moving to the United States.
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"Don't Fight Guys": Ex-Russia President To Trump, Musk. Tesla CEO Responds
The friction between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, the two former allies, began shortly after the Tesla CEO criticised the US President's marquee tax bill.
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Russia Offers Elon Musk Political Asylum Amid Feud With Donald Trump
Russia could offer political asylum to tech billionaire Elon Musk following his public fallout with US President Donald Trump, a senior Russian lawmaker said.
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Explained: Elon Musk, Donald Trump And Claims Of White Genocide In South Africa
US President Donald Trump granted refugee status to nearly 60 white Afrikaners from South Africa, citing unverified claims of a "white genocide." The US processed their asylum requests directly in South Africa and flew them out of Johannesburg on a s
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Republicans Seek To Give Trump Power To Charge Asylum Seekers $1,000
Republican lawmakers are seeking to give President Donald Trump broad powers to charge onerous fees to migrants seeking asylum in the United States -- suggesting a minimum cost of $1,000 per application.
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Some Migrants Turn To Pricey Smugglers, Riskier Routes After Trump Action
After Honduran migrant Alex Diaz' US asylum appointment was cancelled following Donald Trump's immigration and border crackdown, the 23-year-old former bus driver began considering what he had been determined to avoid: entering the US illegally.
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US Immigration Crackdown Begins, Trump Declares Emergency At Mexico Border
President Donald Trump announced severe new restrictions on immigration and asylum in the United States hours after taking office Monday, declaring that he will send troops to the US-Mexico border and attempt to end birthright citizenship.
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"Please Let Us In": Trump Crackdown Leaves Migrants In Tears
Margelis Tinoco broke down in tears after her asylum appointment was canceled as part of a sweeping immigration crackdown announced by US President Donald Trump on his first day in office.
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Syria War Live: Assad Gets Russia Asylum, US Wants Him To Be Held Accountable
Ousted Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad and his family have been granted asylum in Russia, hours after the Islamist-led rebels took control of his country.
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How Luck Often Trumps Justice In US Immigration System
The US asylum process is meant to offer a fair shot at safe haven. But new reporting from Bloomberg uncovers how the difference between those who are granted asylum and those who are denied often boils down to chance.
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Undeterred By Crackdown, 3,000 Migrants Travel In Caravans To US Border
About 3,000 people carrying bags, water and small children trod through intense heat along a highway in southern Mexico on Tuesday, traveling in two groups aiming to reach the US border.
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"Not Here To Take Care Of You": Top Court Dismisses Petition Of US Citizen Seeking Asylum
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a plea of US citizen Claude David Convis seeking asylum in India on grounds including that he feared persecution if he returned to his homeland.
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"Misuse Of Asylum" By Criminals Top Agenda At India-US Dialogue: Sources
The "misuse of asylum" by criminals in the United States of America will be a top agenda when officials from India and the USA meet on Wednesday in a high-level dialogue on Homeland Security.
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US Southern Border Becomes Global Entry Point For Asylum Seekers
As rich countries struggle to adjust to an era of mass migration, authorities there often focus on lethal sea routes out of Africa to Europe and the long-standing flow north from impoverished Latin American countries.
