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UK Government's Illegal Immigration Pledges Face Challenges Amidst Record Crossings
The UK government's efforts to curb illegal immigration are facing challenges, with small boat crossings reaching record highs despite pledges to 'stop the boats', while the asylum backlog increases despite increased processing; however, returns of those with no legal right to be in the UK increased...
UK Government's Illegal Immigration Pledges Face Challenges Amidst Record Crossings
The UK government's efforts to curb illegal immigration are facing challenges, with small boat crossings reaching record highs despite pledges to 'stop the boats', while the asylum backlog increases despite increased processing; however, returns of those with no legal right to be in the UK increased...
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40% Bias Score
UK Net Migration Halves Amid Stricter Visa Rules
UK net migration plummeted by 49.9% to 431,000 in 2024 due to stricter work and study visa restrictions introduced in early 2024 by the previous Conservative government; this follows record highs under the Conservatives and anti-immigration riots in August 2024 after Labour came to power.
UK Net Migration Halves Amid Stricter Visa Rules
UK net migration plummeted by 49.9% to 431,000 in 2024 due to stricter work and study visa restrictions introduced in early 2024 by the previous Conservative government; this follows record highs under the Conservatives and anti-immigration riots in August 2024 after Labour came to power.
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52% Bias Score
US Judge's Order Allegedly Violated in Migrant Deportations to South Sudan
A US judge's order preventing the deportation of migrants to third countries without proper notice was allegedly violated when at least 12 Vietnamese and Burmese migrants were deported to South Sudan this week, prompting legal action and raising human rights concerns.
US Judge's Order Allegedly Violated in Migrant Deportations to South Sudan
A US judge's order preventing the deportation of migrants to third countries without proper notice was allegedly violated when at least 12 Vietnamese and Burmese migrants were deported to South Sudan this week, prompting legal action and raising human rights concerns.
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56% Bias Score
EU Eases Asylum Seeker Deportations to 'Safe Third Countries'
The EU Commission proposed a policy change to ease deportations of asylum seekers to countries deemed "safe," even if not their origin countries, prompting criticism for potentially violating human rights and externalizing responsibility; this follows similar policies in the UK and Italy.
EU Eases Asylum Seeker Deportations to 'Safe Third Countries'
The EU Commission proposed a policy change to ease deportations of asylum seekers to countries deemed "safe," even if not their origin countries, prompting criticism for potentially violating human rights and externalizing responsibility; this follows similar policies in the UK and Italy.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Cabinet Urged to Aid Municipalities Dealing with Disruptive Syrian Youths
Utrecht Mayor Sharon Dijksma calls on the Dutch cabinet for more support in addressing issues caused by disruptive young Syrian asylum seekers, citing increased crime, public disorder, and the strain on municipal resources, while existing government funding is set to expire in September.
Dutch Cabinet Urged to Aid Municipalities Dealing with Disruptive Syrian Youths
Utrecht Mayor Sharon Dijksma calls on the Dutch cabinet for more support in addressing issues caused by disruptive young Syrian asylum seekers, citing increased crime, public disorder, and the strain on municipal resources, while existing government funding is set to expire in September.
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64% Bias Score
Netherlands Secrecy on Asylum Reports Sparks Outcry
The Dutch government has stopped publishing public safety reports used in asylum decisions, affecting tens of thousands of refugees, particularly Syrians, and sparking criticism from legal experts and rights groups.
Netherlands Secrecy on Asylum Reports Sparks Outcry
The Dutch government has stopped publishing public safety reports used in asylum decisions, affecting tens of thousands of refugees, particularly Syrians, and sparking criticism from legal experts and rights groups.
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52% Bias Score
US Expulsion of Asylum Seekers to Costa Rica Condemned by HRW
Human Rights Watch condemns the US expulsion of 200 asylum seekers, including children, to Costa Rica in February, citing abusive detention and denial of asylum applications; over half have since returned to their countries of origin, while the remaining are given 90 days to seek asylum or leave Cos...
US Expulsion of Asylum Seekers to Costa Rica Condemned by HRW
Human Rights Watch condemns the US expulsion of 200 asylum seekers, including children, to Costa Rica in February, citing abusive detention and denial of asylum applications; over half have since returned to their countries of origin, while the remaining are given 90 days to seek asylum or leave Cos...
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52% Bias Score
UK Net Migration Plunges 50% in 2024
Net migration to the UK fell by almost 50% in 2024 to 431,000, down from 860,000 in 2023, primarily due to fewer work and study visas and departing pandemic-delayed travelers, exceeding even the pandemic-era drop; the previous government's policies and post-pandemic travel patterns are key factors.
UK Net Migration Plunges 50% in 2024
Net migration to the UK fell by almost 50% in 2024 to 431,000, down from 860,000 in 2023, primarily due to fewer work and study visas and departing pandemic-delayed travelers, exceeding even the pandemic-era drop; the previous government's policies and post-pandemic travel patterns are key factors.
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40% Bias Score
Germany to Resume Deportations to Greece After 14-Year Pause
Germany will resume deportations to Greece after a 14-year pause, focusing on young, single, healthy men previously registered there, following a German court ruling that deemed conditions in Greece sufficient and the European Commission's support, despite ongoing concerns and Greek opposition.
Germany to Resume Deportations to Greece After 14-Year Pause
Germany will resume deportations to Greece after a 14-year pause, focusing on young, single, healthy men previously registered there, following a German court ruling that deemed conditions in Greece sufficient and the European Commission's support, despite ongoing concerns and Greek opposition.
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56% Bias Score
Italian Migrant Center Evictions Spark Housing Crisis
Nine migrants, including Makan Koné, face eviction from Malalbergo's Alabastro migrant center within 72 hours due to a new prefectural circular prioritizing center turnover, despite their pending international protection status and lack of alternative housing.
Italian Migrant Center Evictions Spark Housing Crisis
Nine migrants, including Makan Koné, face eviction from Malalbergo's Alabastro migrant center within 72 hours due to a new prefectural circular prioritizing center turnover, despite their pending international protection status and lack of alternative housing.
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48% Bias Score
EU Considers Expedited Migrant Deportations to Third Countries
The European Union is considering a plan to expedite the deportation of migrants to third countries by relaxing existing restrictions and allowing deportation to countries with which the EU has agreements, even if the migrants have never been there, drawing criticism from human rights organizations.
EU Considers Expedited Migrant Deportations to Third Countries
The European Union is considering a plan to expedite the deportation of migrants to third countries by relaxing existing restrictions and allowing deportation to countries with which the EU has agreements, even if the migrants have never been there, drawing criticism from human rights organizations.
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52% Bias Score
EU Commission Proposes Expanding "Safe Third Country" Definition to Reduce Immigration
The European Commission proposed broadening the definition of "safe third country", granting EU member states more flexibility to reject asylum seekers who have transited through such countries, aiming to decrease immigration pressure while avoiding a common EU list of designated countries.
EU Commission Proposes Expanding "Safe Third Country" Definition to Reduce Immigration
The European Commission proposed broadening the definition of "safe third country", granting EU member states more flexibility to reject asylum seekers who have transited through such countries, aiming to decrease immigration pressure while avoiding a common EU list of designated countries.
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40% Bias Score
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