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UK's New Refugee Citizenship Policy Sparks Integration Concerns
The UK government's new policy, effective February 10th, 2024, denies citizenship to refugees entering illegally, sparking concerns about social division and integration challenges from faith leaders, charities, and unions, including Unison's £1.49m donation to Labour.
UK's New Refugee Citizenship Policy Sparks Integration Concerns
The UK government's new policy, effective February 10th, 2024, denies citizenship to refugees entering illegally, sparking concerns about social division and integration challenges from faith leaders, charities, and unions, including Unison's £1.49m donation to Labour.
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56% Bias Score
San Clemente to Partner with CBP on Coastal Surveillance to Combat Illegal Immigration
San Clemente, California, is partnering with U.S. Customs and Border Protection to install cameras along its coastline to monitor and deter illegal maritime immigration via panga boats, following a recent increase in such activity.
San Clemente to Partner with CBP on Coastal Surveillance to Combat Illegal Immigration
San Clemente, California, is partnering with U.S. Customs and Border Protection to install cameras along its coastline to monitor and deter illegal maritime immigration via panga boats, following a recent increase in such activity.
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68% Bias Score
TikTok Used to Advertise Human Smuggling Across U.S.-Canada Border
Canadian traffickers advertised human smuggling operations on TikTok, targeting Indian migrants seeking U.S. entry for \$4,000, prompting concern over border security vulnerabilities and the use of social media for illicit activities. These ads violated TikTok's community standards and have been rem...
TikTok Used to Advertise Human Smuggling Across U.S.-Canada Border
Canadian traffickers advertised human smuggling operations on TikTok, targeting Indian migrants seeking U.S. entry for \$4,000, prompting concern over border security vulnerabilities and the use of social media for illicit activities. These ads violated TikTok's community standards and have been rem...
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64% Bias Score
Brandenburg Seeks Border Control Improvements to Ease Congestion
Brandenburg's Minister President Dietmar Woidke supports continued border controls with Poland to combat illegal immigration, acknowledging negative impacts on traffic and seeking solutions to improve flow while maintaining security. He met with Polish officials to address these concerns and support...
Brandenburg Seeks Border Control Improvements to Ease Congestion
Brandenburg's Minister President Dietmar Woidke supports continued border controls with Poland to combat illegal immigration, acknowledging negative impacts on traffic and seeking solutions to improve flow while maintaining security. He met with Polish officials to address these concerns and support...
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40% Bias Score
San Diego Migrant Shelter Closes Amidst Trump Administration Policy Changes
The San Diego migrant shelter, operated by the Jewish Family Service, is closing, laying off 115 employees due to funding and policy changes under the Trump administration after the CBP One app went down on January 20th, despite receiving $22,077,365 in FEMA funding in Fiscal Year 2024.
San Diego Migrant Shelter Closes Amidst Trump Administration Policy Changes
The San Diego migrant shelter, operated by the Jewish Family Service, is closing, laying off 115 employees due to funding and policy changes under the Trump administration after the CBP One app went down on January 20th, despite receiving $22,077,365 in FEMA funding in Fiscal Year 2024.
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36% Bias Score
German Pre-Election Anxieties: Immigration, Economy, and War
Jessy Wellmer and Ingo Zamperoni's ARD documentary, "Was bewegt Deutschland?", explores German anxieties surrounding immigration, economic crisis, and war through diverse perspectives, airing October 25th.
German Pre-Election Anxieties: Immigration, Economy, and War
Jessy Wellmer and Ingo Zamperoni's ARD documentary, "Was bewegt Deutschland?", explores German anxieties surrounding immigration, economic crisis, and war through diverse perspectives, airing October 25th.
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24% Bias Score
UK Court Grants Residency to Palestinian Family Amidst Political Backlash
A British court granted a Palestinian family from Gaza the right to live in the UK under human rights law, sparking political outrage over the use of a Ukrainian family scheme as a legal vehicle to submit the application, and highlighting the absence of a dedicated pathway for Palestinian family reu...
UK Court Grants Residency to Palestinian Family Amidst Political Backlash
A British court granted a Palestinian family from Gaza the right to live in the UK under human rights law, sparking political outrage over the use of a Ukrainian family scheme as a legal vehicle to submit the application, and highlighting the absence of a dedicated pathway for Palestinian family reu...
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56% Bias Score
UK's Anti-Albanian Immigration Campaign Backfires
A UK government campaign, funded by the Foreign Office with a yearly budget exceeding \$4.7 million, attempted to deter Albanian immigration using negative portrayals of Albania. However, this backfired, with Albanian immigrants in the UK sharing negative experiences in Britain.
UK's Anti-Albanian Immigration Campaign Backfires
A UK government campaign, funded by the Foreign Office with a yearly budget exceeding \$4.7 million, attempted to deter Albanian immigration using negative portrayals of Albania. However, this backfired, with Albanian immigrants in the UK sharing negative experiences in Britain.
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40% Bias Score
Spain Ends Golden Visa Program, Shifting Demand to Greece and Portugal
Spain's closure of its golden visa program by April 3, 2025, due to concerns over housing affordability and security, has shifted demand to Greece and Portugal, prompting Portugal to digitize its application process to reduce a backlog of 45,000–50,000 applications; this reflects a broader EU trend ...
Spain Ends Golden Visa Program, Shifting Demand to Greece and Portugal
Spain's closure of its golden visa program by April 3, 2025, due to concerns over housing affordability and security, has shifted demand to Greece and Portugal, prompting Portugal to digitize its application process to reduce a backlog of 45,000–50,000 applications; this reflects a broader EU trend ...
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52% Bias Score
Canada Expands Immigration Officer Powers to Cancel Visas
Canada's new immigration rules grant officers wider authority to cancel visitor visas and travel permits, aiming to strengthen border security and combat fraud; this may lead to 7,000 more visa cancellations annually and potential challenges for travelers.
Canada Expands Immigration Officer Powers to Cancel Visas
Canada's new immigration rules grant officers wider authority to cancel visitor visas and travel permits, aiming to strengthen border security and combat fraud; this may lead to 7,000 more visa cancellations annually and potential challenges for travelers.
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48% Bias Score
Germany to Open Two Dublin Centers for Faster Asylum Seeker Transfers
Germany is establishing two Dublin centers in Eisenhüttenstadt and Hamburg to speed up the return of asylum seekers to other EU countries responsible for their asylum applications, addressing a backlog of tens of thousands of cases in 2023-2024, where transfers often failed due to delays exceeding t...
Germany to Open Two Dublin Centers for Faster Asylum Seeker Transfers
Germany is establishing two Dublin centers in Eisenhüttenstadt and Hamburg to speed up the return of asylum seekers to other EU countries responsible for their asylum applications, addressing a backlog of tens of thousands of cases in 2023-2024, where transfers often failed due to delays exceeding t...
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40% Bias Score
Thuringia to Open New Deportation Detention Center
Thuringia plans to open a deportation detention center in Arnstadt by June, initially with 10 beds, expanding to 37, repurposing a youth detention facility at an estimated cost of €2 million for conversion and €3.4 million annually for operation, due to rising deportation numbers and high costs of u...
Thuringia to Open New Deportation Detention Center
Thuringia plans to open a deportation detention center in Arnstadt by June, initially with 10 beds, expanding to 37, repurposing a youth detention facility at an estimated cost of €2 million for conversion and €3.4 million annually for operation, due to rising deportation numbers and high costs of u...
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32% Bias Score
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