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US Officials Checking Facebook Profiles Of Immigrants: Report
The US border officials are checking the Facebook profiles of immigrants before allowing them into the country, a media report said.
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Air France Turns Away 21 Travelling From Muslim Countries After Trump Ban
Air France has blocked 21 passengers from Muslim countries from traveling to the U.S. because they would have been refused entry under President Donald Trump's new immigration ban.
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With Students Stranded Abroad, US Colleges Condemn Travel Ban
Dozens of U.S. colleges are opposing President Donald Trump's sweeping travel ban that has left some students and professors stranded abroad.
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US Court Stays Order After Donald Trump's Ban On Refugees, Migrants Causes Outrage
Judge Ann Donnelly of the U.S. District Court in Brooklyn granted a request from the ACLU to stay deportations of those detained on entry to the United States following President Donald Trump's executive order.
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Mark Zuckerberg Takes On Donald Trump: 'US A Nation Of Immigrants, Should Be Proud Of That'
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg today strongly hit out at the Donald Trump on his social network site for the new US President's anti-immigration policies and his plans to build a wall along the border with Mexico to keep illegal immigrants out.
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Donald Trump Expected To Block Refugees, Restrict Muslim Visitors
President Donald Trump is reportedly poised on Thursday to suspend the US refugee program for four months and halt visas for travellers from seven Muslim countries.
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Election Throws US Plans For Syrian Refugees Into Question
Arabic language classes are drawing 25 to 30 people a week in preparation for the new arrivals in town. High school students are helping collect furniture and housewares for them, and employers have inquired about giving them jobs.
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United States Cardinal Sees Difficult 4 Years With Donald Trump On Refugees
Pope Francis' surprise pick for Cardinal, American Archbishop Joseph Tobin, said that the United States church has four difficult years ahead as it insists on providing a refuge to migrants and refugees during a Donald Trump administration.
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US Officials Checking Facebook Profiles Of Immigrants: Report
The US border officials are checking the Facebook profiles of immigrants before allowing them into the country, a media report said.
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Air France Turns Away 21 Travelling From Muslim Countries After Trump Ban
Air France has blocked 21 passengers from Muslim countries from traveling to the U.S. because they would have been refused entry under President Donald Trump's new immigration ban.
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With Students Stranded Abroad, US Colleges Condemn Travel Ban
Dozens of U.S. colleges are opposing President Donald Trump's sweeping travel ban that has left some students and professors stranded abroad.
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US Court Stays Order After Donald Trump's Ban On Refugees, Migrants Causes Outrage
Judge Ann Donnelly of the U.S. District Court in Brooklyn granted a request from the ACLU to stay deportations of those detained on entry to the United States following President Donald Trump's executive order.
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Mark Zuckerberg Takes On Donald Trump: 'US A Nation Of Immigrants, Should Be Proud Of That'
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg today strongly hit out at the Donald Trump on his social network site for the new US President's anti-immigration policies and his plans to build a wall along the border with Mexico to keep illegal immigrants out.
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Donald Trump Expected To Block Refugees, Restrict Muslim Visitors
President Donald Trump is reportedly poised on Thursday to suspend the US refugee program for four months and halt visas for travellers from seven Muslim countries.
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Election Throws US Plans For Syrian Refugees Into Question
Arabic language classes are drawing 25 to 30 people a week in preparation for the new arrivals in town. High school students are helping collect furniture and housewares for them, and employers have inquired about giving them jobs.
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United States Cardinal Sees Difficult 4 Years With Donald Trump On Refugees
Pope Francis' surprise pick for Cardinal, American Archbishop Joseph Tobin, said that the United States church has four difficult years ahead as it insists on providing a refuge to migrants and refugees during a Donald Trump administration.
