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Six EU Nations Plan Stricter Migration Policies
Six EU nations—Germany, France, Poland, Austria, Czechia, and Denmark—agreed on Friday to strengthen EU external border controls, increase deportations to countries including Afghanistan and Syria, and potentially process asylum claims in non-EU countries to combat illegal immigration.
Six EU Nations Plan Stricter Migration Policies
Six EU nations—Germany, France, Poland, Austria, Czechia, and Denmark—agreed on Friday to strengthen EU external border controls, increase deportations to countries including Afghanistan and Syria, and potentially process asylum claims in non-EU countries to combat illegal immigration.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Government Highlights Fire Service Investment Amidst OPKEPE Scandal and Mount Athos Tensions
Greece's Prime Minister highlights the delivery of 164 new fire service vehicles as part of a 1400-vehicle program amidst the OPKEPE scandal, while facing opposition from some Mount Athos monasteries during his visit, which was accompanied by a €150 million infrastructure investment.
Greek Government Highlights Fire Service Investment Amidst OPKEPE Scandal and Mount Athos Tensions
Greece's Prime Minister highlights the delivery of 164 new fire service vehicles as part of a 1400-vehicle program amidst the OPKEPE scandal, while facing opposition from some Mount Athos monasteries during his visit, which was accompanied by a €150 million infrastructure investment.
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40% Bias Score
German Border Controls Reduce Asylum Seekers at Giessen Reception Center
The number of asylum seekers arriving at the Giessen initial reception center in Hesse, Germany, decreased by about 25 percent since stricter border controls in early May, with 7,631 arrivals in the first half of 2023, including 2,260 Ukrainians and 5,371 via the normal procedure. Discrepancies exis...
German Border Controls Reduce Asylum Seekers at Giessen Reception Center
The number of asylum seekers arriving at the Giessen initial reception center in Hesse, Germany, decreased by about 25 percent since stricter border controls in early May, with 7,631 arrivals in the first half of 2023, including 2,260 Ukrainians and 5,371 via the normal procedure. Discrepancies exis...
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36% Bias Score
ICE Granted Access to Sensitive Medicaid Data
The Trump administration allowed ICE access to a Medicaid database containing personal information of 79 million Americans, ostensibly to locate undocumented immigrants, despite warnings that this violates multiple statutes and raises serious privacy concerns.
ICE Granted Access to Sensitive Medicaid Data
The Trump administration allowed ICE access to a Medicaid database containing personal information of 79 million Americans, ostensibly to locate undocumented immigrants, despite warnings that this violates multiple statutes and raises serious privacy concerns.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Mutually Exclusive Economic Goals Create Self-Defeating Cycle
President Trump seeks lower interest rates, reshored manufacturing, and a reduced US working-age population, policies creating a self-defeating cycle due to increased inflation from tariffs, and labor shortages from immigration restrictions, hindering manufacturing and necessitating higher rates.
Trump's Mutually Exclusive Economic Goals Create Self-Defeating Cycle
President Trump seeks lower interest rates, reshored manufacturing, and a reduced US working-age population, policies creating a self-defeating cycle due to increased inflation from tariffs, and labor shortages from immigration restrictions, hindering manufacturing and necessitating higher rates.
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56% Bias Score
Virginia Sanctuary Policy Leads to Release of Twice-Deported Rapist
Arlington County, Virginia, released twice-deported rapist David Cabrera despite an ICE detainer due to its sanctuary policy, forcing ICE to apprehend him on the street and highlighting increased risks for agents and the public amid rising anti-ICE violence.
Virginia Sanctuary Policy Leads to Release of Twice-Deported Rapist
Arlington County, Virginia, released twice-deported rapist David Cabrera despite an ICE detainer due to its sanctuary policy, forcing ICE to apprehend him on the street and highlighting increased risks for agents and the public amid rising anti-ICE violence.
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68% Bias Score
Military Bases to House Illegal Immigrants, Sparking Democratic Outrage
Military bases in New Jersey and Indiana will temporarily house illegal immigrants, sparking outrage from New Jersey Democrats who cite concerns over military readiness and the militarization of immigration policy; the decision follows the passage of the Big Beautiful Bill allocating billions toward...
Military Bases to House Illegal Immigrants, Sparking Democratic Outrage
Military bases in New Jersey and Indiana will temporarily house illegal immigrants, sparking outrage from New Jersey Democrats who cite concerns over military readiness and the militarization of immigration policy; the decision follows the passage of the Big Beautiful Bill allocating billions toward...
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52% Bias Score
Tech-Driven Real Estate Firm UrbanFlip Disrupts Madrid Market
Mohamed El Madani's UrbanFlip uses machine learning to identify and renovate underpriced properties in Madrid's prime areas, attracting high-net-worth investors with high returns and revitalizing neglected buildings; the company projects €50 million in revenue by 2025.
Tech-Driven Real Estate Firm UrbanFlip Disrupts Madrid Market
Mohamed El Madani's UrbanFlip uses machine learning to identify and renovate underpriced properties in Madrid's prime areas, attracting high-net-worth investors with high returns and revitalizing neglected buildings; the company projects €50 million in revenue by 2025.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration to Share Medicaid Data with ICE
The Trump administration will share the personal information of nearly 79 million Medicaid enrollees with ICE to identify and deport undocumented immigrants, prompting legal challenges from multiple states concerned about the impact on healthcare access.
Trump Administration to Share Medicaid Data with ICE
The Trump administration will share the personal information of nearly 79 million Medicaid enrollees with ICE to identify and deport undocumented immigrants, prompting legal challenges from multiple states concerned about the impact on healthcare access.
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36% Bias Score
DHS Accesses Data of 79 Million Medicaid Beneficiaries for Immigration Enforcement
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will access personal data, including addresses and ethnicity, of 79 million Medicaid beneficiaries to locate undocumented immigrants for potential deportation, sparking legal challenges and concerns about healthcare access.
DHS Accesses Data of 79 Million Medicaid Beneficiaries for Immigration Enforcement
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will access personal data, including addresses and ethnicity, of 79 million Medicaid beneficiaries to locate undocumented immigrants for potential deportation, sparking legal challenges and concerns about healthcare access.
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56% Bias Score
DHS to Share Medicaid Data with ICE to Identify Undocumented Immigrants
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will share data of 79 million Medicaid enrollees with ICE to locate undocumented immigrants, granting ICE access to names, addresses, birthdates, and other identifying information until September 9th, despite legal challenges from 20 states and concerns rega...
DHS to Share Medicaid Data with ICE to Identify Undocumented Immigrants
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will share data of 79 million Medicaid enrollees with ICE to locate undocumented immigrants, granting ICE access to names, addresses, birthdates, and other identifying information until September 9th, despite legal challenges from 20 states and concerns rega...
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48% Bias Score
ICE Gains Access to Medicaid Data to Deport Illegal Immigrants
ICE now has access to Medicaid data (addresses, ethnicities) of over 71 million enrollees to deport illegal immigrants; this follows a lawsuit from California and 19 other states alleging HIPAA violations and unauthorized data transfer.
ICE Gains Access to Medicaid Data to Deport Illegal Immigrants
ICE now has access to Medicaid data (addresses, ethnicities) of over 71 million enrollees to deport illegal immigrants; this follows a lawsuit from California and 19 other states alleging HIPAA violations and unauthorized data transfer.
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64% Bias Score
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