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Thousands of Afghan Families Remain Separated After US Withdrawal"
Following the chaotic US withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021, over 10,000 families remain separated, including 2,800 unaccompanied minors; despite the State Department's CARE program assisting nearly 200,000 Afghan immigrants, many vetted individuals remain in danger due to funding freezes an...
Thousands of Afghan Families Remain Separated After US Withdrawal"
Following the chaotic US withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021, over 10,000 families remain separated, including 2,800 unaccompanied minors; despite the State Department's CARE program assisting nearly 200,000 Afghan immigrants, many vetted individuals remain in danger due to funding freezes an...
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44% Bias Score
US Arrests, Seeks to Deport Anti-Israel Activist, Citing Foreign Policy Concerns
US immigration authorities arrested Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate and leader of an anti-Israel student movement, on Saturday for allegedly disseminating Hamas propaganda; a judge temporarily blocked his deportation on Monday, citing a rarely used legal exception, while the State Dep...
US Arrests, Seeks to Deport Anti-Israel Activist, Citing Foreign Policy Concerns
US immigration authorities arrested Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate and leader of an anti-Israel student movement, on Saturday for allegedly disseminating Hamas propaganda; a judge temporarily blocked his deportation on Monday, citing a rarely used legal exception, while the State Dep...
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56% Bias Score
Venezuela to Resume Repatriation Flights from the U.S.
Venezuela will resume flights on Friday to repatriate its citizens who illegally entered the U.S., reversing a decision made in response to the U.S. revoking Chevron's operating license; the U.S. stated that all countries are obligated to return their citizens who are illegally in the U.S. and that ...
Venezuela to Resume Repatriation Flights from the U.S.
Venezuela will resume flights on Friday to repatriate its citizens who illegally entered the U.S., reversing a decision made in response to the U.S. revoking Chevron's operating license; the U.S. stated that all countries are obligated to return their citizens who are illegally in the U.S. and that ...
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40% Bias Score
Mauritania Expels Irregular Migrants Amidst Human Trafficking Concerns
The Mauritanian government expelled irregular migrants, claiming it was necessary to combat human trafficking networks and protect national security, despite criticism from NGOs about human rights violations; a prior 2022 initiative offered 130,000 migrants legal residency.
Mauritania Expels Irregular Migrants Amidst Human Trafficking Concerns
The Mauritanian government expelled irregular migrants, claiming it was necessary to combat human trafficking networks and protect national security, despite criticism from NGOs about human rights violations; a prior 2022 initiative offered 130,000 migrants legal residency.
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44% Bias Score
CBP Home App: Self-Deportation Policy Raises Concerns
The Trump administration launched the CBP Home app, allowing undocumented immigrants to voluntarily depart the US, potentially impacting future legal return; however, experts warn of unclear long-term implications and the app's use as a data collection tool.
CBP Home App: Self-Deportation Policy Raises Concerns
The Trump administration launched the CBP Home app, allowing undocumented immigrants to voluntarily depart the US, potentially impacting future legal return; however, experts warn of unclear long-term implications and the app's use as a data collection tool.
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56% Bias Score
UK Channel Crossings Surpass Records Amidst Rwanda Plan Controversy
Between January 1 and March 10, 4,393 migrants arrived in the UK via small boats, exceeding previous records for the same period; the increase follows the Labour government's decision to scrap the Rwanda asylum plan, prompting criticism and debate on its effectiveness.
UK Channel Crossings Surpass Records Amidst Rwanda Plan Controversy
Between January 1 and March 10, 4,393 migrants arrived in the UK via small boats, exceeding previous records for the same period; the increase follows the Labour government's decision to scrap the Rwanda asylum plan, prompting criticism and debate on its effectiveness.
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60% Bias Score
ICE Detentions Surge Under Trump, Nearing Biden-Era Numbers
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency detained almost 33,000 immigrants since President Trump's term, nearing last year's number under President Biden, revealing intense pressure to increase detentions and causing tensions with the White House and internal agency conflicts.
ICE Detentions Surge Under Trump, Nearing Biden-Era Numbers
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency detained almost 33,000 immigrants since President Trump's term, nearing last year's number under President Biden, revealing intense pressure to increase detentions and causing tensions with the White House and internal agency conflicts.
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48% Bias Score
Alameda County Allocates $2.2 Million for Immigrant and Refugee Services
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved $2.2 million for immigrant and refugee services, including legal aid and community outreach, in response to stricter federal immigration policies affecting the county's large immigrant population.
Alameda County Allocates $2.2 Million for Immigrant and Refugee Services
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved $2.2 million for immigrant and refugee services, including legal aid and community outreach, in response to stricter federal immigration policies affecting the county's large immigrant population.
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Ukrainian Refugee Dies by Suicide in UK Due to Loneliness
Oleksandr Cherednichenko, a 25-year-old Ukrainian refugee working as a postman in the UK, died by suicide on December 10, 2024, due to loneliness, as indicated by a note found in his car. His mother confirmed he was learning English and planned to seek British citizenship.
Ukrainian Refugee Dies by Suicide in UK Due to Loneliness
Oleksandr Cherednichenko, a 25-year-old Ukrainian refugee working as a postman in the UK, died by suicide on December 10, 2024, due to loneliness, as indicated by a note found in his car. His mother confirmed he was learning English and planned to seek British citizenship.
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Ecuador Revokes Amnesty for Venezuelan Immigrants
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa repealed decree 370, revoking amnesty for undocumented Venezuelan immigrants seeking regularization, impacting an estimated 100,000 people, amidst a political dispute with Venezuela and one month before Ecuador's presidential runoff.
Ecuador Revokes Amnesty for Venezuelan Immigrants
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa repealed decree 370, revoking amnesty for undocumented Venezuelan immigrants seeking regularization, impacting an estimated 100,000 people, amidst a political dispute with Venezuela and one month before Ecuador's presidential runoff.
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40% Bias Score
Greece Faces Crisis with Influx of Unaccompanied Minors
Greece faces a crisis with the rising number of unaccompanied minors, mainly Egyptian, overwhelming shelters and causing violent incidents; 5,139 asylum requests were filed last year, but only 1,500 suitable places exist, leading to overcrowding and insufficient care.
Greece Faces Crisis with Influx of Unaccompanied Minors
Greece faces a crisis with the rising number of unaccompanied minors, mainly Egyptian, overwhelming shelters and causing violent incidents; 5,139 asylum requests were filed last year, but only 1,500 suitable places exist, leading to overcrowding and insufficient care.
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40% Bias Score
B.C. Fast-Tracks U.S. Healthcare Worker Credentials to Address Shortages
British Columbia is launching a recruitment campaign and fast-tracking credential recognition for U.S. doctors and nurses to alleviate its critical healthcare worker shortage, planning targeted outreach in Washington, Oregon, and California, and streamlining the licensing process for those with Amer...
B.C. Fast-Tracks U.S. Healthcare Worker Credentials to Address Shortages
British Columbia is launching a recruitment campaign and fast-tracking credential recognition for U.S. doctors and nurses to alleviate its critical healthcare worker shortage, planning targeted outreach in Washington, Oregon, and California, and streamlining the licensing process for those with Amer...
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32% Bias Score
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