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San Diego Migrant Shelter Closes Amidst Sharp Drop in Asylum Seekers
The Crowne Plaza Hotel in San Diego, a migrant shelter run by Catholic Charities, closed due to a drastic decrease in asylum seekers since the CBP One app malfunctioned in January 2024, mirroring similar closures in New York City and Denver.
San Diego Migrant Shelter Closes Amidst Sharp Drop in Asylum Seekers
The Crowne Plaza Hotel in San Diego, a migrant shelter run by Catholic Charities, closed due to a drastic decrease in asylum seekers since the CBP One app malfunctioned in January 2024, mirroring similar closures in New York City and Denver.
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36% Bias Score
Gazan Families Find Asylum in Spain After Fleeing Conflict
After months of limbo, most Gazan families who applied for asylum in Spain via the Spanish embassy in Cairo have been approved and have started relocating, finding safety and access to resources after fleeing the Israeli military offensive and facing legal and economic vulnerabilities in Egypt.
Gazan Families Find Asylum in Spain After Fleeing Conflict
After months of limbo, most Gazan families who applied for asylum in Spain via the Spanish embassy in Cairo have been approved and have started relocating, finding safety and access to resources after fleeing the Israeli military offensive and facing legal and economic vulnerabilities in Egypt.
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36% Bias Score
AfD's Rejected Plan to Use Erfurt Airport for Deportations and Asylum Seeker Housing
The AfD in Thuringia wants to allocate €34.8 million to Erfurt Airport for deportation flights and on-site asylum seeker housing, a proposal rejected by the budget committee but with potential legal challenges ahead.
AfD's Rejected Plan to Use Erfurt Airport for Deportations and Asylum Seeker Housing
The AfD in Thuringia wants to allocate €34.8 million to Erfurt Airport for deportation flights and on-site asylum seeker housing, a proposal rejected by the budget committee but with potential legal challenges ahead.
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44% Bias Score
Mass Deportation of Venezuelans Sparks Fear in US
On March 16, 2023, the Trump administration deported 238 Venezuelans to El Salvador, citing alleged ties to the Tren de Aragua gang, despite a court order and lack of charges, sparking widespread fear among Venezuelan immigrants in the US due to arbitrary targeting based on factors like tattoos and ...
Mass Deportation of Venezuelans Sparks Fear in US
On March 16, 2023, the Trump administration deported 238 Venezuelans to El Salvador, citing alleged ties to the Tren de Aragua gang, despite a court order and lack of charges, sparking widespread fear among Venezuelan immigrants in the US due to arbitrary targeting based on factors like tattoos and ...
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56% Bias Score
U.S. Deports Venezuelan Asylum Seeker to El Salvador Based on Flimsy Evidence
The U.S. deported Venezuelan soccer player Jerce Reyes Barrios to El Salvador's CECOT prison under the Alien Enemies Act based on a soccer-related tattoo and a hand gesture, despite his clean record and asylum claim, raising human rights concerns and prompting questions about due process.
U.S. Deports Venezuelan Asylum Seeker to El Salvador Based on Flimsy Evidence
The U.S. deported Venezuelan soccer player Jerce Reyes Barrios to El Salvador's CECOT prison under the Alien Enemies Act based on a soccer-related tattoo and a hand gesture, despite his clean record and asylum claim, raising human rights concerns and prompting questions about due process.
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52% Bias Score
UK Summit Focuses on Deportations to Curb Illegal Migration
The UK hosted a summit on illegal migration, resulting in the deportation of over 24,000 people in eight months and a commitment to working with other countries to return migrants, reflecting a shift toward stricter immigration policies.
UK Summit Focuses on Deportations to Curb Illegal Migration
The UK hosted a summit on illegal migration, resulting in the deportation of over 24,000 people in eight months and a commitment to working with other countries to return migrants, reflecting a shift toward stricter immigration policies.
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68% Bias Score
Deportation Leaves Migrants in Limbo at Costa Rican Migrant Camp
Following their deportation from the U.S., over 110 migrants, mostly from Asian and African countries, are held in a Costa Rican migrant camp facing poor conditions and limited options, including applying for asylum in Costa Rica or returning to potentially dangerous home countries.
Deportation Leaves Migrants in Limbo at Costa Rican Migrant Camp
Following their deportation from the U.S., over 110 migrants, mostly from Asian and African countries, are held in a Costa Rican migrant camp facing poor conditions and limited options, including applying for asylum in Costa Rica or returning to potentially dangerous home countries.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Council Member Faces Violence Over Asylum Center Proposal
Council member Rolf van Bruggen in Bedum, Netherlands, faced threats and violence after proposing his town be considered for a new asylum center, highlighting a national pattern of increasing hostility and violence against local officials involved in similar decisions.
Dutch Council Member Faces Violence Over Asylum Center Proposal
Council member Rolf van Bruggen in Bedum, Netherlands, faced threats and violence after proposing his town be considered for a new asylum center, highlighting a national pattern of increasing hostility and violence against local officials involved in similar decisions.
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52% Bias Score
USCIS to Require Social Media Handles from Immigration Applicants
The USCIS will require social media handles from immigration applicants, following a presidential executive order aimed at identifying anti-American sentiments; this builds on a 2019 State Department policy, but raises concerns about free speech and potential for misinterpretations.
USCIS to Require Social Media Handles from Immigration Applicants
The USCIS will require social media handles from immigration applicants, following a presidential executive order aimed at identifying anti-American sentiments; this builds on a 2019 State Department policy, but raises concerns about free speech and potential for misinterpretations.
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36% Bias Score
Transgender Woman Flees Ecuador After Husband's Murder, Highlighting Latin America's Violence
Celine Celis, a transgender woman from Venezuela, fled to Spain after her husband was murdered in Ecuador due to extortion; this exemplifies the dangers faced by transgender women in Latin America, prompting many to seek refuge in Spain, straining its asylum system.
Transgender Woman Flees Ecuador After Husband's Murder, Highlighting Latin America's Violence
Celine Celis, a transgender woman from Venezuela, fled to Spain after her husband was murdered in Ecuador due to extortion; this exemplifies the dangers faced by transgender women in Latin America, prompting many to seek refuge in Spain, straining its asylum system.
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48% Bias Score
Pakistan to Deport 850,000 Afghans by April 1st
Pakistan plans to deport nearly 850,000 Afghans by April 1, 2025, including those holding Afghan Citizenship Cards (ACCs), despite many having lived in Pakistan for decades, sparking criticism from human rights groups and the UNHCR.
Pakistan to Deport 850,000 Afghans by April 1st
Pakistan plans to deport nearly 850,000 Afghans by April 1, 2025, including those holding Afghan Citizenship Cards (ACCs), despite many having lived in Pakistan for decades, sparking criticism from human rights groups and the UNHCR.
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44% Bias Score
Gera Launches Mandatory Community Work for Asylum Seekers
Gera, Germany, launched public community work for 73 eligible asylum seekers, offering 0.80 Euros/hour; refusal may reduce benefits; initiative follows similar programs in Saale-Orla and Greiz.
Gera Launches Mandatory Community Work for Asylum Seekers
Gera, Germany, launched public community work for 73 eligible asylum seekers, offering 0.80 Euros/hour; refusal may reduce benefits; initiative follows similar programs in Saale-Orla and Greiz.
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44% Bias Score
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