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In Texas Border Towns, Illegal Immigration Is Big Business
For volunteer activists working with immigrants, those who profit from the migrants' plight are "sick."
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Germany Expects Around 300,000 Refugees This Year
The head of Germany's Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) told a German newspaper that he expected a maximum of 300,000 refugees to arrive in Germany this year.
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Turkey: Reaching Limits But Will Keep Taking In Refugees
Turkey's deputy premier says his country has reached the end of its "capacity to absorb" refugees but will continue to take them in.
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EU Demands Italy Use Force To Fingerprint All Migrants
The European Commission on Tuesday demanded Italy use force if required to take the fingerprints of migrant arrivals after launching legal action against the country for its failure to register all newcomers in an EU-wide database.
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European Union, Pakistan Discuss Cooperation on Managing Refugee Flow
European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini today said she discussed with Pakistan the need to cooperate on managing refugee flows from the country.
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Support for German Chancellor Merkel's Party Falls Over Refugee Influx
Backing for German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party has fallen to its lowest point in two years, a survey published today showed, as dissatisfaction over a record refugee influx spreads.
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Germany Re-Imposes Border Controls to Slow Migrant Arrivals
Germany re-imposed border controls on Sunday after Europe's most powerful nation acknowledged it could scarcely cope with thousands of asylum seekers arriving every day.
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Migrants' Rush Forces Austria to Cut Rail Link to Hungary
After days of smooth operation, Austria's transfer of migrants to Germany appeared to break down on Thursday as a rush of people crossing from Hungary forced it to suspend train services across that border.
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Migrant Trains Arrive in Austria as Crisis Deepens
Trains packed with migrants arrived in Austria's capital on Monday where 20,000 people turned out to show their support for the new arrivals, as Europe struggled to cope with the biggest movement of people since World War II.
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In Texas Border Towns, Illegal Immigration Is Big Business
For volunteer activists working with immigrants, those who profit from the migrants' plight are "sick."
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Germany Expects Around 300,000 Refugees This Year
The head of Germany's Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) told a German newspaper that he expected a maximum of 300,000 refugees to arrive in Germany this year.
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Turkey: Reaching Limits But Will Keep Taking In Refugees
Turkey's deputy premier says his country has reached the end of its "capacity to absorb" refugees but will continue to take them in.
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EU Demands Italy Use Force To Fingerprint All Migrants
The European Commission on Tuesday demanded Italy use force if required to take the fingerprints of migrant arrivals after launching legal action against the country for its failure to register all newcomers in an EU-wide database.
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European Union, Pakistan Discuss Cooperation on Managing Refugee Flow
European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini today said she discussed with Pakistan the need to cooperate on managing refugee flows from the country.
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Support for German Chancellor Merkel's Party Falls Over Refugee Influx
Backing for German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party has fallen to its lowest point in two years, a survey published today showed, as dissatisfaction over a record refugee influx spreads.
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Germany Re-Imposes Border Controls to Slow Migrant Arrivals
Germany re-imposed border controls on Sunday after Europe's most powerful nation acknowledged it could scarcely cope with thousands of asylum seekers arriving every day.
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Migrants' Rush Forces Austria to Cut Rail Link to Hungary
After days of smooth operation, Austria's transfer of migrants to Germany appeared to break down on Thursday as a rush of people crossing from Hungary forced it to suspend train services across that border.
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Migrant Trains Arrive in Austria as Crisis Deepens
Trains packed with migrants arrived in Austria's capital on Monday where 20,000 people turned out to show their support for the new arrivals, as Europe struggled to cope with the biggest movement of people since World War II.
