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US Government Opposes Asylum for Salvadoran Man, Citing MS-13 Membership
The Trump administration is opposing Kilmar Abrego Garcia's asylum application, alleging his MS-13 gang membership renders him ineligible, despite his denial and lack of charges; this follows his wrongful deportation and subsequent return to the US.
US Government Opposes Asylum for Salvadoran Man, Citing MS-13 Membership
The Trump administration is opposing Kilmar Abrego Garcia's asylum application, alleging his MS-13 gang membership renders him ineligible, despite his denial and lack of charges; this follows his wrongful deportation and subsequent return to the US.
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40% Bias Score
Sharp Decline in Russian Residents in Turkey Amid Economic Hardship and Stricter Policies
The number of Russians in Turkey plummeted from 154,000 in 2023 to 85,000 in 2025 due to Turkey's 33% inflation, 30%+ housing price increases, stricter immigration policies, and deteriorating public services, prompting many to relocate to other countries like Serbia, Portugal, and Spain.
Sharp Decline in Russian Residents in Turkey Amid Economic Hardship and Stricter Policies
The number of Russians in Turkey plummeted from 154,000 in 2023 to 85,000 in 2025 due to Turkey's 33% inflation, 30%+ housing price increases, stricter immigration policies, and deteriorating public services, prompting many to relocate to other countries like Serbia, Portugal, and Spain.
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44% Bias Score
Cuban Asylum Seekers in Brazil Outnumber Venezuelans
Due to the termination of a US humanitarian program, Brazil now receives more asylum applications from Cubans than Venezuelans, with many settling in Curitiba due to its robust economy and social services, creating integration challenges.
Cuban Asylum Seekers in Brazil Outnumber Venezuelans
Due to the termination of a US humanitarian program, Brazil now receives more asylum applications from Cubans than Venezuelans, with many settling in Curitiba due to its robust economy and social services, creating integration challenges.
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28% Bias Score
Ukraine's Projected Two-Wave Emigration Post-Conflict
Ukraine anticipates two waves of emigration post-conflict: an immediate wave involving 2 million returnees offset by 2 million male departures, and a later wave (1-2 million) potentially linked to EU accession and economic conditions; however, several receiving countries have indicated they will not...
Ukraine's Projected Two-Wave Emigration Post-Conflict
Ukraine anticipates two waves of emigration post-conflict: an immediate wave involving 2 million returnees offset by 2 million male departures, and a later wave (1-2 million) potentially linked to EU accession and economic conditions; however, several receiving countries have indicated they will not...
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56% Bias Score
Greece Enacts Strict Anti-Migrant Law
Greece passed a law imposing prison sentences, fines, and ankle tags on rejected asylum seekers, reflecting a government effort to deter undocumented migration, despite criticism from human rights groups and concerns about labor shortages.
Greece Enacts Strict Anti-Migrant Law
Greece passed a law imposing prison sentences, fines, and ankle tags on rejected asylum seekers, reflecting a government effort to deter undocumented migration, despite criticism from human rights groups and concerns about labor shortages.
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40% Bias Score
USCIS Tightens Family-Based Visa Requirements, Prioritizing Security Checks
USCIS implemented stricter requirements for family-based immigrant visas, effective immediately, prioritizing background checks to ensure genuine relationships and national security, amidst a record backlog of over 11 million pending cases.
USCIS Tightens Family-Based Visa Requirements, Prioritizing Security Checks
USCIS implemented stricter requirements for family-based immigrant visas, effective immediately, prioritizing background checks to ensure genuine relationships and national security, amidst a record backlog of over 11 million pending cases.
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36% Bias Score
Shifting Sands: Colombian Emigration Redirects to South America
In 2025, 145,000 Colombians emigrated, similar to 2024's 314,000, but stricter US, Mexican, and EU policies shifted destinations to South American countries like Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, where 2025 emigration already surpasses 2024 totals.
Shifting Sands: Colombian Emigration Redirects to South America
In 2025, 145,000 Colombians emigrated, similar to 2024's 314,000, but stricter US, Mexican, and EU policies shifted destinations to South American countries like Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, where 2025 emigration already surpasses 2024 totals.
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40% Bias Score
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