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EU Countries Seek Review of Human Rights Convention Over Migration Rulings
Italy, Denmark, and seven other EU countries issued an open letter calling for a review of the European Convention on Human Rights due to concerns about the European Court of Human Rights' rulings on migrant treatment, arguing that the court overstepped its authority and hindered national decision-m...
EU Countries Seek Review of Human Rights Convention Over Migration Rulings
Italy, Denmark, and seven other EU countries issued an open letter calling for a review of the European Convention on Human Rights due to concerns about the European Court of Human Rights' rulings on migrant treatment, arguing that the court overstepped its authority and hindered national decision-m...
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Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Deportation of Migrants to South Sudan
A U.S. judge halted the Trump administration's deportation of eight migrants with criminal records to South Sudan, deeming it a violation of a court order. The migrants, from Cuba, Laos, Mexico, South Sudan, Myanmar, and Vietnam, are now held in Djibouti at a U.S. military base, pending further lega...
Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Deportation of Migrants to South Sudan
A U.S. judge halted the Trump administration's deportation of eight migrants with criminal records to South Sudan, deeming it a violation of a court order. The migrants, from Cuba, Laos, Mexico, South Sudan, Myanmar, and Vietnam, are now held in Djibouti at a U.S. military base, pending further lega...
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Court Halts Deportation of Eight Immigrants to South Sudan
A federal judge in Boston blocked the Trump administration's deportation of eight immigrants, originally bound for South Sudan, to Djibouti, citing violations of due process, requiring a two-week delay for "reasonable fear" interviews, and raising questions about the extent of U.S. authority over de...
Court Halts Deportation of Eight Immigrants to South Sudan
A federal judge in Boston blocked the Trump administration's deportation of eight immigrants, originally bound for South Sudan, to Djibouti, citing violations of due process, requiring a two-week delay for "reasonable fear" interviews, and raising questions about the extent of U.S. authority over de...
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Support Group Formed for Families of Detained Venezuelan Migrants
A WhatsApp group connects relatives of 170 Venezuelan migrants deported to El Salvador, offering support and coordinating efforts for their release, following a US deportation initiative; one grandmother died of stress.
Support Group Formed for Families of Detained Venezuelan Migrants
A WhatsApp group connects relatives of 170 Venezuelan migrants deported to El Salvador, offering support and coordinating efforts for their release, following a US deportation initiative; one grandmother died of stress.
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56% Bias Score
Rotterdam's Fenix Museum: Art and Architecture Explore the Human Experience of Migration
The Fenix Museum in Rotterdam opened in mid-May, showcasing 150 art pieces and 2000 suitcases representing personal migration stories, within a former emigration warehouse featuring a spiraling "Tornado" staircase symbolizing migration's diverse paths.
Rotterdam's Fenix Museum: Art and Architecture Explore the Human Experience of Migration
The Fenix Museum in Rotterdam opened in mid-May, showcasing 150 art pieces and 2000 suitcases representing personal migration stories, within a former emigration warehouse featuring a spiraling "Tornado" staircase symbolizing migration's diverse paths.
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House Passes Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" by Single Vote
The Republican-led House passed the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" by a 215-214 vote early Thursday, fulfilling key parts of President Trump's domestic agenda including tax cuts, Medicaid reform, and immigration spending, after intense internal negotiations.
House Passes Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" by Single Vote
The Republican-led House passed the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" by a 215-214 vote early Thursday, fulfilling key parts of President Trump's domestic agenda including tax cuts, Medicaid reform, and immigration spending, after intense internal negotiations.
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Nine EU Countries Propose ECHR Changes to Address Immigration Challenges
Italy and Denmark, along with seven other EU countries, initiated a letter proposing changes to the European Convention on Human Rights to enhance national control over immigration and the handling of criminal immigrants, citing concerns about the ECtHR's interpretation and its impact on national po...
Nine EU Countries Propose ECHR Changes to Address Immigration Challenges
Italy and Denmark, along with seven other EU countries, initiated a letter proposing changes to the European Convention on Human Rights to enhance national control over immigration and the handling of criminal immigrants, citing concerns about the ECtHR's interpretation and its impact on national po...
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Eight EU Countries Push for ECHR Reforms to Address Immigration
Italy and Denmark, along with Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and the Czech Republic, are proposing ECHR reforms to increase national powers in managing immigration, including deporting criminal foreigners and tracking those who cannot be deported, citing concerns about paralle...
Eight EU Countries Push for ECHR Reforms to Address Immigration
Italy and Denmark, along with Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and the Czech Republic, are proposing ECHR reforms to increase national powers in managing immigration, including deporting criminal foreigners and tracking those who cannot be deported, citing concerns about paralle...
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Nine EU Nations Seek Greater Autonomy to Deport Criminal Immigrants
Italy and Denmark spearheaded a letter signed by seven other EU countries demanding greater national power to deport criminal immigrants, sparking a debate on reforming the European Convention on Human Rights and other international migration agreements.
Nine EU Nations Seek Greater Autonomy to Deport Criminal Immigrants
Italy and Denmark spearheaded a letter signed by seven other EU countries demanding greater national power to deport criminal immigrants, sparking a debate on reforming the European Convention on Human Rights and other international migration agreements.
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Germany's Deportations Surge in First Quarter of 2025
Germany deported 6,151 people between January and March 2025, a 28.4% increase from the same period in 2024, with the new government planning further increases; top destinations included Turkey, Georgia, France, and Poland, with many transfers under the Dublin Regulation, incurring significant costs...
Germany's Deportations Surge in First Quarter of 2025
Germany deported 6,151 people between January and March 2025, a 28.4% increase from the same period in 2024, with the new government planning further increases; top destinations included Turkey, Georgia, France, and Poland, with many transfers under the Dublin Regulation, incurring significant costs...
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Judge Blocks Deportation of Eight Convicted Criminals
A Massachusetts judge temporarily blocked the deportation of eight convicted criminals, including a man convicted of sexually assaulting a disabled woman, to South Sudan, prompting strong criticism from DHS and President Trump who called the judge's ruling "deranged".
Judge Blocks Deportation of Eight Convicted Criminals
A Massachusetts judge temporarily blocked the deportation of eight convicted criminals, including a man convicted of sexually assaulting a disabled woman, to South Sudan, prompting strong criticism from DHS and President Trump who called the judge's ruling "deranged".
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Trump's Secret Crypto Dinner Sparks Corruption Concerns
President Trump hosted a private dinner with 220 major investors, many exceeding \$100 million invested in his meme coin, at his golf club; Democratic senators criticized the secrecy surrounding the guest list, which included foreign investors, raising concerns about corruption and national security...
Trump's Secret Crypto Dinner Sparks Corruption Concerns
President Trump hosted a private dinner with 220 major investors, many exceeding \$100 million invested in his meme coin, at his golf club; Democratic senators criticized the secrecy surrounding the guest list, which included foreign investors, raising concerns about corruption and national security...
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56% Bias Score
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