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Spanish Government Divided Over Asylum Seekers
The Spanish government faced internal division after the Attorney General appealed a Supreme Court ruling ordering the government to accommodate 1,200 unaccompanied minors seeking asylum in the Canary Islands, highlighting the strain on the country's asylum system and causing a brief internal crisis...
Spanish Government Divided Over Asylum Seekers
The Spanish government faced internal division after the Attorney General appealed a Supreme Court ruling ordering the government to accommodate 1,200 unaccompanied minors seeking asylum in the Canary Islands, highlighting the strain on the country's asylum system and causing a brief internal crisis...
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Asylum Policy Fuels Protests Against Asylum Centers
The Dutch Association of Municipalities (VNG) blames the national government's asylum policy, specifically the debate around the distribution law, for the resurgence of violent protests against asylum centers in several towns, leading to postponed decisions on new centers and threats against local o...
Dutch Asylum Policy Fuels Protests Against Asylum Centers
The Dutch Association of Municipalities (VNG) blames the national government's asylum policy, specifically the debate around the distribution law, for the resurgence of violent protests against asylum centers in several towns, leading to postponed decisions on new centers and threats against local o...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Asylum Center Plans Blocked by Weed, Legal Challenges
The discovery of nutsedge, a rapidly spreading weed, on the proposed site in Heerle, Netherlands, combined with the COA's assessment of the location's poor suitability, and legal challenges, led to the cancellation of a planned asylum seekers center; similar tactics are being used elsewhere.
Dutch Asylum Center Plans Blocked by Weed, Legal Challenges
The discovery of nutsedge, a rapidly spreading weed, on the proposed site in Heerle, Netherlands, combined with the COA's assessment of the location's poor suitability, and legal challenges, led to the cancellation of a planned asylum seekers center; similar tactics are being used elsewhere.
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60% 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
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
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
Death of Petro Georgiou: A Legacy of Principled Dissent
Petro Georgiou, a prominent Australian Liberal politician known for his independent stance, died at 77; his career was marked by challenging party lines on asylum seeker policies and advocating for human rights and multiculturalism.
Death of Petro Georgiou: A Legacy of Principled Dissent
Petro Georgiou, a prominent Australian Liberal politician known for his independent stance, died at 77; his career was marked by challenging party lines on asylum seeker policies and advocating for human rights and multiculturalism.
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24% Bias Score
Dutch Resident Protests Force Changes to Asylum Center Plans
Following recent protests in several Dutch towns, plans for asylum centers were either altered or cancelled. In Bussum, residents successfully initiated a dialogue with the mayor; Het Hogeland is revising plans due to local objections about the proposed size; while the municipality of Roosendaal aba...
Dutch Resident Protests Force Changes to Asylum Center Plans
Following recent protests in several Dutch towns, plans for asylum centers were either altered or cancelled. In Bussum, residents successfully initiated a dialogue with the mayor; Het Hogeland is revising plans due to local objections about the proposed size; while the municipality of Roosendaal aba...
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48% Bias Score
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
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
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
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