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Inquiry Launched into Deadliest Channel Crossing: At Least 27 Dead After Rescue Delays
A British inquiry into the deadliest Channel crossing in history has heard that at least 27 people died after an inflatable boat carrying at least 33 people capsized in November 2021, despite multiple distress calls. The inquiry will investigate the delayed response of UK authorities, which left vic...
Inquiry Launched into Deadliest Channel Crossing: At Least 27 Dead After Rescue Delays
A British inquiry into the deadliest Channel crossing in history has heard that at least 27 people died after an inflatable boat carrying at least 33 people capsized in November 2021, despite multiple distress calls. The inquiry will investigate the delayed response of UK authorities, which left vic...
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60% Bias Score
NYC Migrant Crisis Eases; 53 Shelters to Close After Dramatic Drop in Arrivals
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a significant decrease in migrant arrivals—from 4,000 to 350 per month—attributing the decline to a combination of city policies and federal actions under the Trump administration, leading to the closure of 53 migrant shelters, including the Roosevelt Hotel.
NYC Migrant Crisis Eases; 53 Shelters to Close After Dramatic Drop in Arrivals
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a significant decrease in migrant arrivals—from 4,000 to 350 per month—attributing the decline to a combination of city policies and federal actions under the Trump administration, leading to the closure of 53 migrant shelters, including the Roosevelt Hotel.
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52% Bias Score
Record Low Border Encounters Amidst Trump's Stricter Immigration Policies
On February 25th, a record-low 200 migrants were encountered at the Southern border, the lowest daily number in 15 years, following a 36% monthly decrease in January to 61,465 apprehensions. These drops are attributed to new border policies implemented by the Trump administration, resulting in the c...
Record Low Border Encounters Amidst Trump's Stricter Immigration Policies
On February 25th, a record-low 200 migrants were encountered at the Southern border, the lowest daily number in 15 years, following a 36% monthly decrease in January to 61,465 apprehensions. These drops are attributed to new border policies implemented by the Trump administration, resulting in the c...
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Italy-Albania Migrant Center Agreement Fails: All Transferred Migrants Returned to Italy
Despite an agreement between Italy and Albania to house up to 36,000 migrants annually, all 73 migrants transferred to Albania have been returned to Italy due to legal challenges, rendering the €1 billion project a failure and sparking debate about future migration strategies.
Italy-Albania Migrant Center Agreement Fails: All Transferred Migrants Returned to Italy
Despite an agreement between Italy and Albania to house up to 36,000 migrants annually, all 73 migrants transferred to Albania have been returned to Italy due to legal challenges, rendering the €1 billion project a failure and sparking debate about future migration strategies.
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52% Bias Score
US Deports 177 Venezuelan Migrants from Guantanamo Bay
On Thursday, September 7, 2023, the US deported 177 Venezuelan migrants from Guantanamo Bay to Honduras for subsequent transfer to Venezuela via a Conviasa flight, nearly emptying the base; the Venezuelan government requested the repatriation, and Honduras facilitated the transfer.
US Deports 177 Venezuelan Migrants from Guantanamo Bay
On Thursday, September 7, 2023, the US deported 177 Venezuelan migrants from Guantanamo Bay to Honduras for subsequent transfer to Venezuela via a Conviasa flight, nearly emptying the base; the Venezuelan government requested the repatriation, and Honduras facilitated the transfer.
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Panama Moves 100 Migrants to Detention Center"))
Following reports of safety concerns and claims of being held against their will, 100 migrants were moved from a Panama City hotel to a detention center. Panamanian authorities cited security reasons and identity verification as justifications, though the action has caused worry among human rights o...
Panama Moves 100 Migrants to Detention Center"))
Following reports of safety concerns and claims of being held against their will, 100 migrants were moved from a Panama City hotel to a detention center. Panamanian authorities cited security reasons and identity verification as justifications, though the action has caused worry among human rights o...
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Migrants Stranded on Gas Rig Amid International Rescue Dispute
Dozens of shipwrecked migrants are stranded on a gas rig in the Miskar oil and gas field off Tunisia, with one death reported and an international dispute over rescue responsibilities; the migrants, who spent five days at sea, are suffering from cold, hunger, and sickness.
Migrants Stranded on Gas Rig Amid International Rescue Dispute
Dozens of shipwrecked migrants are stranded on a gas rig in the Miskar oil and gas field off Tunisia, with one death reported and an international dispute over rescue responsibilities; the migrants, who spent five days at sea, are suffering from cold, hunger, and sickness.
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Record Number of Child Migrant Deaths in the English Channel in 2024
A record 82 migrants died crossing the English Channel in 2024, including 14 children, prompting calls for increased safety measures and safe migration routes; the UN's IOM Missing Migrants Project recorded these deaths.
Record Number of Child Migrant Deaths in the English Channel in 2024
A record 82 migrants died crossing the English Channel in 2024, including 14 children, prompting calls for increased safety measures and safe migration routes; the UN's IOM Missing Migrants Project recorded these deaths.
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40% Bias Score
Bronx Opens Massive Migrant Shelter Amidst Community Outrage
A new 2,200-bed migrant shelter for men opened in the Bronx on Saturday despite strong local opposition, while the city simultaneously announced the closure of the Roosevelt Hotel migrant shelter in Manhattan, causing further outrage among Bronx residents who felt their community was being used as a...
Bronx Opens Massive Migrant Shelter Amidst Community Outrage
A new 2,200-bed migrant shelter for men opened in the Bronx on Saturday despite strong local opposition, while the city simultaneously announced the closure of the Roosevelt Hotel migrant shelter in Manhattan, causing further outrage among Bronx residents who felt their community was being used as a...
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Migrant Boat Capsizes off Panama, Killing Child Amid 'Reverse Flow'
A boat carrying mostly Venezuelan and Colombian migrants capsized off Panama's Caribbean coast on Saturday, killing an 8-year-old boy; the incident is part of a growing 'reverse flow' of migrants returning to their home countries due to stricter US immigration policies.
Migrant Boat Capsizes off Panama, Killing Child Amid 'Reverse Flow'
A boat carrying mostly Venezuelan and Colombian migrants capsized off Panama's Caribbean coast on Saturday, killing an 8-year-old boy; the incident is part of a growing 'reverse flow' of migrants returning to their home countries due to stricter US immigration policies.
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36% Bias Score
US Deportation to Panama Sparks Human Rights Concerns
The US deported 299 migrants, including Turkish citizens, to Panama, where they are held in a luxury hotel against their will, sparking protests and concerns about human rights violations under a policy from the Trump administration.
US Deportation to Panama Sparks Human Rights Concerns
The US deported 299 migrants, including Turkish citizens, to Panama, where they are held in a luxury hotel against their will, sparking protests and concerns about human rights violations under a policy from the Trump administration.
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40% Bias Score
Mass Firing of Immigration Judges Exacerbates 4 Million-Case Backlog
President Trump fired immigration judge Kerry Doyle and at least 19 other judges, exacerbating an existing 4 million-case backlog and impacting the processing of asylum, permanent residence, and removal cases, while also pausing immigration applications from Latin America and Ukraine.
Mass Firing of Immigration Judges Exacerbates 4 Million-Case Backlog
President Trump fired immigration judge Kerry Doyle and at least 19 other judges, exacerbating an existing 4 million-case backlog and impacting the processing of asylum, permanent residence, and removal cases, while also pausing immigration applications from Latin America and Ukraine.
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36% Bias Score
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