Its presence reminds us that we've been allowed to enter.
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But he won't be allowed to enter Mecca or Medina.
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She may not be allowed to enter legally at all.
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Press wasn't allowed to enter the main facility yet, however.
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Until 1970, visitors were not allowed to enter the country.
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US citizens and permanent residents are still allowed to enter.
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Women were officially allowed to enter the race in 26.8.
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Visitors were allowed to enter the room one at a time.
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But the Border Patrol is allowed to enter campus fully armed.
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Residents are not allowed to enter, and the destruction seems surreal.
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After an outcry, the student was allowed to enter the country.
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He was also allowed to enter a treatment program, court records confirm.
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I am allowed to enter the room full of oversized white balloons.
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Now Amina fears he'll never be allowed to enter the United States.
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Here's what we know: Who will be allowed to enter the U.S.?
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The glass was inspected and Romney was allowed to enter with it.
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He has since been allowed to enter the US and attend school.
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Palestinian Harvard Student Blocked From Coming to U.S. Is Allowed to Enter Ismail Ajjawi, who was denied entry to the United States, was allowed to enter on Monday and was at Harvard University for the start of classes.
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But that could all change if she isn't allowed to enter the country.
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When Lufthansa's passengers arrived in Boston, they were allowed to enter, Roth said.
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As casting begins, Banks confirmed that all ages will be allowed to enter.
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Only ticket-holders will be allowed to enter the perimeter during the event.
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The quarantined grain will be allowed to enter the marketplace, the USDA said.
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Women aren't allowed to enter the mines, so they do the outdoor work.
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Outsiders are allowed to enter Canyon de Chelly only with a Navajo guide.
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My temperature was then screened before I was allowed to enter the country.
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Players would be allowed to enter the NBA right out of high school.
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It said US citizens would be allowed to enter but placed in quarantine.
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Only people holding tickets would be allowed to enter the terminal, it said.
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Established Western firms were allowed to enter new, previously closed markets, most notably China.
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When the additional news organizations attempted to gain access, they weren't allowed to enter.
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Even after his death, Rankins was not allowed to enter the hospital, she said.
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STUDENTS are widely judged on their abilities before being allowed to enter top universities.
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No Muslims should be allowed to enter the United States —as immigrants or visitors.
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Reporters were not allowed to enter the clubhouse until 30 minutes after the game.
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In the pageant's beginnings, non-white women were not allowed to enter the competition.
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A Russian military official said investigators would be allowed to enter the city tomorrow.
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No one inside was allowed to leave, and no one was allowed to enter.
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There was a video store, but she wasn't allowed to enter — only men were.
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As a result, all of the drivers were not allowed to enter club property.
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After waiting in line with everybody else, Santa is finally allowed to enter the country.
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That tally would have risen to 20 if all Russians had been allowed to enter.
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" Rekha Devi, 33 "We are not allowed to enter the houses of upper caste people.
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Finally, word came that the convoy would not be allowed to enter Daraya at all.
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But if they're on an airplane and inbound, they'll be allowed to enter the country.
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You're not allowed to enter Djoser itself, but can explore the surroundings and mortuary complex.
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Elizabeth Warren attempted to visit the complex but said she was not allowed to enter.
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Indigenous groups were not even allowed to enter the sessions that were discussing the report.
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He and his family were finally allowed to enter the U.S. around 7:45 p.m.
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This person is on an international watchlist and is not allowed to enter the United States.
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"No one is allowed to enter the premises for gossip or chit-chat," declares one manager.
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But anyone who already has a valid visa should still be allowed to enter the country.
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The group was not allowed to enter the building because of security concerns, which infuriated Turner.
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Lastly, for privatization to be successful, innovative service providers must be allowed to enter the marketplace.
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They'll be allowed to enter the room if tests show the boys are free of infection.
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Most cars from the United States are allowed to enter Mexico with little or no review.
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So as it turns out, Dany might not even be allowed to enter the Dosh Khaleen.
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Am I even allowed to enter the country at all without being accompanied by a man?
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Both individuals who tested positive were screened on Monday and not allowed to enter the building.
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Anyone who exhibits a fever, cough or shortness of breath will not be allowed to enter.
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This would mean that only supplies of food and medicines would be allowed to enter Europe.
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"Can you imagine if someone like him was not allowed to enter the country?" says Metselaar.
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Under the current system, Sandra and her three children would be allowed to enter as well.
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"I was very disappointed when Aurier, from P.S.G., was not allowed to enter England," he said.
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Chinese nationals who already have Kyrgyz visas are still allowed to enter the country, Abdrakhmanov said.
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But now he's not sure if he'll be allowed to enter because of his dual citizenship.
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But getting to Doha requires a stop in Kuwait or Oman even for those allowed to enter.
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He had flown all the way to DC, and now he wasn't allowed to enter the event.
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"There are many in government who believe that women should be allowed to enter stadiums," Fatemeh says.
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This one's extremely conceptual; you are not allowed to enter the room unless you are wearing rollerblades.
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Willamette University law professor Warren Binford was among the lawyers allowed to enter the Clint detention center.
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However, the Syrian government has complete control over who is allowed to enter and who is not.
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With no humans allowed to enter this area, it has become a resting place for migrating cormorants.
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The Supreme Court offered some guidance about who will be allowed to enter under its modified ban.
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Spanish media reported he had asked to be allowed to enter the courtroom via the car park.
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"He should not be allowed to enter the UK to spread messages of hate," the petition reads.
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He should be forced to take an IQ test before being allowed to enter the GOP debate.
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Rick Perry should be allowed to enter treaties and wage war against children coming from Central America.
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There's an odd quietness in the pen, which visitors are allowed to enter: an almost ghostly chill.
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Hong Kong's newest restriction, announced Monday, is that non-residents are not allowed to enter the territory.
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Lim is stuck with Valencia, an investment he has allowed to enter a sort of managed decline.
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Update: The woman has been allowed to enter Thailand while her request for refugee status is processed.
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Anyone with a "bona fide relationship" with a person or organization in America will be allowed to enter, as will anyone who already has a valid visa to enter the US. The Supreme Court offered some guidance about who will be allowed to enter under its modified ban.
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"[I]f they're on an airplane and inbound, they will be allowed to enter the country," Kelly said.
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Only authorized vehicles were allowed to enter, and hotel restaurants were not taking reservations until after the summit.
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A judge granted her request that they not be allowed to enter the football stadium, the paper said.
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Only relatives of the 40 passengers and crew who died are allowed to enter the actual crash site.
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For a period, aid access was opened up and convoys of food and medicines were allowed to enter.
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It's unclear whether refugees who don't already have close family members will be allowed to enter the country.
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Those who are not allowed to enter Aruba often travel in rickety boats under the cover of darkness.
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However, they were still allowed to enter the country and regularize their immigration status within a few years.
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Two immigration attorneys and two reporters told the Los Angeles Times they were not allowed to enter Mexico.
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Unchecked bags and packages are not allowed to enter the premises, according to a statement from Charlottesville authorities.
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All asylum seekers are allowed to enter the country while they wait for their cases to be reviewed.
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According to the Crimson, Fryer has not been allowed to enter the research lab he runs since March.
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Until the draft ends, visitors to the museum will only be allowed to enter through its West Entrance.
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He suspects that the Ebola virus was allowed to enter the country in order to weaken the population.
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Mormons who abuse others are not allowed to enter sacred temples, nor can they work in church ministries.
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One of the suitors will be allowed to enter exclusive talks as early as next week, they added.
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Such material would still be allowed to enter China even when all solid waste imports are off-limits.
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This time, officials said, people already booked to travel to the United States would be allowed to enter.
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But while Mr. Suliman was allowed to enter the country, his father had been detained since 22012 a.m.
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The family, fleeing religious persecution in Russia in 1893, was soon reunited and allowed to enter the country.
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They were eventually allowed to enter the US but their case challenging the constitutionality of the executive order continues.
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Some expressed worry about second-guessing executive branch determinations about who should be allowed to enter the United States.
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For example, since February 2016 foreign institutions have been allowed to enter the interbank bond market without prior approval.
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She proposes cutting back the number of people allowed to enter France each year from around 200,000 to 10,000.
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They were allowed to enter on a temporary "parole" status, two senior administration officials told CNN at the time.
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This new order will reduce the number of refugees allowed to enter the United States from 28503,22019 to 50,000.
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Women were allowed to enter a sports stadium for the first time on September 23, for a special pageant.
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Family members will be allowed to enter the unit if tests show that the boys are free of infection.
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In 1961/62 the "one city, one team" rule was dropped, with countries now allowed to enter three sides.
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Our sources say he will be allowed to enter the U.S. again ... but not until he reapplies for admission.
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Omar and Tlaib would be allowed to enter Israel despite their support for the BDS movement to boycott Israel.
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The border port commission added that Iraqis now in Iran would be allowed to enter Iraq until March 15.
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Foreign nationals who've been in China within the prior 14 days are currently not allowed to enter the US.
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About 46% agreed that journalists should be allowed to enter the Senate chamber with cameras and cover the trial.
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Shoppers waited in a long queue outside the supermarket to get their temperature checked before being allowed to enter.
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There's no guarantee, the agency says, that someone with a visa will be allowed to enter the United States.
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When they are on their period, they are not allowed to enter their houses, visit the temples or cook.
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Ultimately, a federal judge ordered that more than 150 Haitians be released and allowed to enter the United States.
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Not even a proper aid convoy is being allowed to enter Ghouta, and the international community is just watching.
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MTN Nigeria staff confirmed that they were allowed to enter offices for the first time on Friday since this week.
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According to the Post, an elevator inspector arrived on the scene after the rescue, but was not allowed to enter.
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Metering started up again in September, with at least one week where no one was allowed to enter the port.
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Under Monaco's civil code, children are allowed to enter the line with a subsequent marriage, sanctioned by the reigning sovereign.
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Stuyvesant High School, the building on the right, held classes on Wednesday (students were allowed to enter from another street).
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At the time, then-businessman Trump argued that Ebola patients should not be allowed to enter the US for treatment.
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OA: I think everyone would agree that individuals who pose a threat to the country shouldn't be allowed to enter.
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Houses of worship are dealing with calls to close or limit the number of people allowed to enter their congregations.
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A few migrants who have been detained offshore for years have recently been allowed to enter Australia for medical treatment.
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Freeland works in secrecy, with undercover agents based in a sealed room that other employees are not allowed to enter.
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People who can show they have a relationship to a person or entity will be allowed to enter the country.
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Long lines formed in the drizzling rain as groups of about 50 were given protective gear and allowed to enter.
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The agency also argues that it should be allowed to enter jails to pick up suspects in a secure setting.
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The rule could significantly affect who is allowed to enter and remain in the US as a lawful permanent resident.
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Those who are allowed to enter the US -- if they enter as a family -- may be given a stark choice.
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But instead of being allowed to enter the United States, the family has been detained, according to the court papers.
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They were not allowed to enter pleas at the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's court in Tanzania's commercial capital, Dar es Salaam.
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His new executive order on who will be allowed to enter the U.S. is expected as early as this week.
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The question is whether the anecdotes reflect a meaningful and permanent shift in who's allowed to enter the asylum process.
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According to some reports, however, Green would be allowed to enter the arena after the game for a potential celebration.
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"Whenever the train has left the station we are allowed to enter the platform," a Beijing-based European executive said.
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But the dual U.S. and Mexican citizen is not charged with any crimes, so she was allowed to enter and leave.
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I'm afraid that family members who do have green cards won't be allowed to enter the country and things like that.
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Immigration agents will not be allowed to enter a school building, but will be "kept out on the sidewalks," she added.
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She said she later found that aid groups — who unlike reporters are allowed to enter the camp — occasionally handed them out.
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Authorities have said 10,000 mourners will be allowed to enter the Dusit Maha Prasat Throne Hall, inside the palace, each day.
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ICE is allowed to enter public areas without a warrant, and may stop, question, or even arrest people in the space.
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It's a room she would have only been allowed to enter while she was ill and being cared for by Adora.
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Ultimately, she and her children were allowed to enter the United States through a port of entry at Otay Mesa, Calif.
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Under the new measures effective from Sunday, people are not allowed to enter or leave the Lombardy region, which surrounds Milan.
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The news agency reported that the Saudi Interior Ministry stated that no one would be allowed to enter or leave Qatif.
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Only around a hundred people are allowed to enter the secured room, where each of the eight teams has a table.
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"My understanding is that our families will not be allowed to enter the United States for a visit," Mr. Gharghabi said.
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The March air base group was limited to a fenced quarantine area where only official medical staff were allowed to enter.
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Foreign nationals who can show they have a relationship to a person or entity will be allowed to enter the country.
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But near Winston-Salem, N.C., a prosecutor accused of offering $20,000 to fix an election was allowed to enter pretrial diversion.
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He was allowed to enter the U.S. a few weeks later after Harvard and Amideast, the organization that sponsored him, intervened.
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Why the floodgates are opening: Telecom companies weren't allowed to enter M&A discussions during the FCC's spectrum auction, which recently ended.
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When I'm finally allowed to enter the installation, I find out I must share it with four other noise-making human beings.
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International humanitarian assistance, the U.N. and international media have not been allowed to enter the region, amid allegations of human rights abuses.
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We were able to get to the road that UN aid trucks will take when they are allowed to enter the city.
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In a tweet, Trump said Germany was going through "massive attacks to its people by the migrants allowed to enter their country".
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Saudi Arabia is renovating its stadiums so that women will be allowed to enter them to watch sports for the first time.
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The private firms were allowed to enter partnerships with foreigners, but the foreign investors were not allowed to directly hold a concession.
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India's foreign affairs ministry said Adeeb did not have a valid travel document and was hence not allowed to enter the country.
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The Chinese government has a list of people who are not allowed to enter the meeting and might face additional enforcement action.
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However, during this period, port companies cannot load or unload coal and coal ships will not be allowed to enter the ports.
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Across the United States, children are required to be immunized from life-threatening diseases before they're allowed to enter school or daycare.
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On Tuesday, female protesters, reported to be in the millions, came out in support of women being allowed to enter the temple.
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The FIO also represents the U.S. in a group of international regulators and is allowed to enter into certain international regulatory agreements.
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Since March 17, only permanent residents with proper identification -- including a permanent resident entry permit -- have been allowed to enter Dare County.
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Under the proposed draft, toddlers and young children in Germany who have not been immunized would not be allowed to enter preschool.
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As long as there are rockets being fired and tunnels being dug, there will be a chokehold on resources allowed to enter.
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Rick Perry -- now Trump's energy secretary -- should be allowed to enter treaties and wage war against the children arriving from Central America.
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Only people who live in Tyrol, work in the critical infrastructure or supply goods are allowed to enter the province, he added.
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When the injunction was stayed, the migrants were returned to Mexico, allowed to enter the United States only for their court hearings.
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Most foreign nationals will not be allowed to enter the United States if they've been to China in the preceding two weeks.
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They are allowed to enter the area up to 30 times a year and stay for up to five hours per visit.
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They have been allowed to enter the US only to attend their immigration court hearings, and largely unable to access legal counsel.
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Some opposition members said they had not been allowed to enter that room, and they contended that the budget vote was unlawful.
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He said that nearly 400 Pakistanis with travel documents, who had been stranded in Afghanistan, were also allowed to enter the country.
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The first group was limited to a fenced quarantine area on the base, where only official medical staff were allowed to enter.
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Women are physiologically incapable of running a marathon, the letter said, and they are not allowed to enter a men's division race.
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There would almost certainly need to be a bailout from the IMF, which hasn't even been allowed to enter the country in years.
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Wolf said Ajayi wanted to install a thumb scanner on the room's entrance so he would be the only person allowed to enter.
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Sarmad Assali said they received a call from authorities Saturday morning telling them their relatives would not be allowed to enter the country.
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"We have towns where, when ... planes land, the army and the police are not allowed to enter," Torres told Reuters in an interview.
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And, on top of that, 27 other would-be riders weren't even allowed to enter the United Kingdom because of their criminal records.
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Authorities can then use that ranking to decide whether an offender should receive jail time or be allowed to enter a rehabilitation program.
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It previously announced that foreigners who had been to mainland China over the previous 14 days would not be allowed to enter Taiwan.
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Travelers will be allowed to enter the country through any airline except Qatar Airways, including those that depart from Doha, the Saudis said.
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He later softened his position, saying leaders of Muslim nations and U.S. citizens who are Muslim would be allowed to enter the country.
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At another point, he called for a "strong immigration policy" while also saying those seeking asylum should be allowed to enter the country.
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Following media outrage, journalists were allowed to enter the second half of the hearing but were still banned from attending the second day.
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After all, if Suzuki had been allowed to enter the majors at 22, like Rose, he might be pushing 4,000 hits right now.
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And as of August 2019, Venice will start limiting the number of cruise ships that are allowed to enter the city's historic center.
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For the first time ever in September, women were allowed to enter King Fahd Stadium for a celebration commemorating the kingdom's 87th anniversary.
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He explicitly praised the 1924 Immigration Act, which severely limited the number of immigrants allowed to enter the US, as a useful model.
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The latest demonstrations occurred on Tuesday in several cities across the country to demand that humanitarian aid be allowed to enter the country.
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There is little information about how to treat people with both diseases, and H.I.V.-positive people are not allowed to enter clinical trials.
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The mysterious island is not labeled and no one is allowed to enter — not Disney World guests and not even Disney World employees.
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I had not expected to not be allowed to enter on a J-1 visa that is maximum a few years for research.
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Rashida Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being allowed to enter on humanitarian grounds And that was the week in 20 headlines.
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To be allowed to enter the home unannounced, prosecutors had to persuade a federal judge that Mr. Manafort was likely to destroy evidence.
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"I do demonstrations, show people the correct technique, and now I'm not allowed to enter the water," Abdulkhalimova, a former professional swimmer, said.
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"We have been assured, that as of the next international game of Iran, women will be allowed to enter football stadiums," he said.
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"I do demonstrations, show people the correct technique, and now I'm not allowed to enter the water," Abdulkhalimova, a former professional swimmer, said.
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It took a court order before the legal advocacy group Federal Defenders of New York was allowed to enter the facility on Friday.
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And if they're not even allowed to enter the United States to plead their asylum case, lawyers won't know about them at all.
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Under a policy of "metering" asylum seekers, in which US officials limit the number of people who are allowed to enter the port and ask for asylum each day, migrants currently wait two months or longer in Tijuana before being allowed to enter the US. Citing resource constraints, the US allows 60 to 100 asylum seekers — or fewer — into San Ysidro each day.
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He was allowed to enter a number of villages that had been inhabited by ISIS troops before they were driven out by coalition forces.
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It said potential partners deemed to be serious contenders would be allowed to enter a second phase and carry out due diligence on Ilva.
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There's just one problem: one of the team members, Samira Samimi, is no longer allowed to enter the United States to board that plane.
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Any new immigration system will have to determine how many and which such migrants should be allowed to enter the country, introducing further complexity.
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But as long as the President of the United States is there, you won't be allowed to enter with a firearm of any kind.
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A recovering city As homeowners are allowed to enter Gatlinburg and secure their properties, some have returned to find all they owned in ashes.
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It also limits the number of refugees allowed to enter the country to 50,000 per year, and eliminates the Green Card visa lottery program.
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Once the visa proposal is endorsed, only Turkish citizens with biometric passports including facial and fingerprint data would be allowed to enter, Timmermans said.
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Unrelated men and women are increasingly allowed to enter family sections of restaurants together, and public events have generally done away with such divisions.
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The Trump administration recommended to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Monday that China Mobile not be allowed to enter the U.S. telecommunications market.
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Farmer told the Post that she was not allowed to enter and exit the property by way of the Wexner's large, gated driveway, though.
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The petitioners, Yasmeen Peerzade and her husband Zuber Peerzade, said that women were allowed to enter mosques during the time of the Prophet Mohammad.
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The family members were not allowed to enter the room where they are being treated, in order to avoid infection, Dr Chaiyawej Thanapaisarn said.
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On Tuesday, he was doing on-court work with his teammates at Oracle Arena when the news media was allowed to enter for interviews.
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They live with their families in the secure Mount Vernon Camp outside the city, an enclave that ordinary Singaporeans are not allowed to enter.
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Foreign residents of China and foreigners with previously issued visas will no longer be allowed to enter the country as of midnight March 14.
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But under MPP, they are mostly being sent back to Mexico and allowed to enter the US only to attend their immigration court hearings.
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As such, he added, the VA has started screening people with respiratory issues for the coronavirus before they are allowed to enter emergency rooms.
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But under MPP, they had mostly been sent back to Mexico and allowed to enter the US only to attend their immigration court hearings.
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An official tried to eject her midcourse back then — women weren't allowed to enter, ostensibly for their own good — but she recovered and finished.
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But now, they are mostly sent back to Mexico and have only been allowed to enter the US to attend their immigration court hearings.
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Each contestant is allowed to enter up to 150 potential lineups, at $25 per entry, so each of the Tolberts spent $3,750 to enter.
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Duncan Public Schools said it was locking down its schools and visitors would not be allowed to enter until police declared the situation safe.
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The mandatory curfew, during which team personnel who work on the car are not allowed to enter the circuit, is set to get longer.
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The Immigration and Nationality Act created several classifications of nonimmigrants who are allowed to enter the country, for limited purposes and amounts of time.
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With today's policies, if an undocumented immigrant is deported, she must wait several years before she is allowed to enter the United States again.
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The issue boils down to a question of power: How far can a President go in limiting who is allowed to enter the United States?
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Almost 48% of respondents agreed undocumented Central American immigrants should be allowed to enter Mexico and be granted refuge, while almost 38% were against it.
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Singaporeans, permanent residents and Chinese citizens who have long-term passes will be allowed to enter the country, but will be quarantined, the AP reports.
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Qunun was allowed to enter Thailand and on Tuesday was beginning the process of seeking asylum in a third country through the U.N. refugee agency.
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The president also says he will end a system under which the number of graduates allowed to enter the medical profession each year is limited.
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ICE, however, is not allowed to enter private areas of your workplace without a judicial warrant, something you can remind them of if they try.
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A stocky man in a security jacket determined who was allowed to enter the pen, where attendees, some in red MAGA hats, waved American flags.
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During the lock-out students will be free to move about the building but no guests or visitors will be allowed to enter the building.
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Only drivers with a congressional parking sticker and congressional identification, as well as drivers with Capitol Police credentials, will be allowed to enter the area.
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They were allowed to enter South Korea in July to apply for refugee status, but only after human rights lawyers intervened and publicized their plight.
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Temer, in a radio interview, did not provide details on how many migrants may be allowed to enter daily through the border town of Pacaraima.
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"Congress has created a complex, comprehensive system of criteria and processes for determining who is allowed to enter the country and who isn't," Legomsky said.
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Bo questions why outsiders will be allowed to enter Wuhan, while many of the city's residents are still confined to their homes and residential communities.
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Márquez missed the team's exhibition game against Wales in Los Angeles last week, almost certainly because he was not allowed to enter the United States.
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The match will take place at Camp Nou after a 1-1 draw in Napoli, but no supporters will be allowed to enter the stadium.
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While the rest of the students were eventually cleared and allowed to enter the United States, Ajjawi was held back and questioned about his religion.
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Shortly after opening China to foreign auto companies, Chinese officials held a competition among global automakers for who would be allowed to enter the market.
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A handful of migrants with serious medical conditions, including a toddler with third-degree burns, have been allowed to enter the United States for care.
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The Trump administration is proposing weighing immigrants' income levels when determining if they should be allowed to enter the United States or receive a green card.
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Visitors "are not allowed to enter the chamber during a session under any circumstances," according to the rules, though it says nothing specifically about members' children.
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Four Paws returned to negotiate with Iraqi officials once more and after much back and forth, staff was finally allowed to enter the active war zone.
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In the meantime, the travel ban is in partial effect and only people with "bona fide" relationships with someone in the US are allowed to enter.
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Even before the caravan showed up in Tijuana three weeks ago, about 3,000 asylum seekers were waiting there to be allowed to enter the US legally.
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The Iraqi Army and its special forces recently entered the city from the east and are the only military forces allowed to enter the actual city.
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But the linking of anti-Semitic tropes to heated discussions concerning who should be allowed to enter our borders is a conversation we're still stuck in.
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The number of Muslims allowed to enter the U.S. has gone from a quarter of all refugees to under 10 percent, according to State Department data.
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Women who are traveling alone and not met by sponsors have experienced delays before being allowed to enter the country or to continue on other flights.
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She delivers them to Mission Control, but is not allowed to enter — presumably because she's a black woman — until Costner's character appears and ushers her in.
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The office said that the 123 people would be allowed to enter the area at a time, with a maximum capacity of 2,000 people per day.
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The article alleged that "Syrians, Iraqis, Iranians, Pakistanis and Afghans" would not be allowed to enter the Gulf state "while the blanket ban is in place".
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Ixcell, who was born in Raleigh, North Carolina, was ultimately allowed to enter, but Dalia was denied, according to Solidarity Now, an immigration rights advocacy group.
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People from countries that did not meet the requirements may not be allowed to enter the United States or may face other travel restrictions, Taylor said.
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Dreaver said she was no longer allowed to enter the media center and would be denied access to news conferences for the remainder of the forum.
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In the past, migrants from places like Central America, Africa and Asia seeking asylum were allowed to enter the United States while their claims were adjudicated.
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The next day, after pressure from diplomats in Britain, Canada and elsewhere, Trump administration officials announced that dual citizens would be allowed to enter the country.
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The group also said in a statement that members of press would not be allowed to enter the OPEC secretariat building in Vienna for the meeting.
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Lieberman remarks on Twitter reaffirmed Israel's stance, and followed Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz saying earlier on Friday that the refugees would not be allowed to enter.
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The policy has since expanded to stop entire families from waiting in the United States, although unaccompanied children and Mexican citizens will be allowed to enter.
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Some in the media have talked about how this is no longer allowing transgender individuals to enter the military, but they never were allowed to enter.
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After they took up their posts, the body of a Palestinian who had died in Cairo and two women accompanying the coffin were allowed to enter Gaza.
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The Prime Minister has said repeatedly the PMU will not be allowed to enter the city of Mosul but will participate in other battles in Nineveh province.
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Thousands of Hindus protested outside the building, steadfast in their belief that women between 10 and 50 — menstruating age — should not be allowed to enter the temple.
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She was finally allowed to enter Thailand late on Monday after spending 48 hours at Bangkok airport, some of it barricaded in a transit lounge hotel room.
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My father has never witnessed my joy when I win or been by my side when I fail because he is not allowed to enter the hall.
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Campos said every day more than 500 Venezuelans crossed the open border, where immigrants are allowed to enter with no visa, just by showing a Venezuelan document.
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"People and tourists will not be allowed to enter this area to take photos," deputy Phuket airport chief Wichit Kaeothaithiam said on Thursday, according to the outlet.
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We meet an orphan named Philip Ashley (Sam Claflin), who has been raised by his cousin Ambrose in a house where no women are allowed to enter.
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Opposition lawmakers criticized the trip, noting they haven't been allowed to enter the region since Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stripped it of its autonomy in August.
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Advisers are reportedly urging Trump to alter the quota as the deadline to set the number of refugees who are allowed to enter the U.S. draws closer.
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Only African-American members of the press were allowed to enter a meeting to discuss an upcoming mayoral race in Georgia, according to a report this week.
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For the first time in modern history, cameras were allowed to enter the cockpit of a B-52H Stratofortress strategic bomber flying a nuclear alert training mission.
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Jim Wyss, a reporter for The Miami Herald, was allowed to enter, only to be forced to leave despite having a valid journalist visa, The Herald said.
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She and the children waited until a family left and they were allowed to enter, but the facility closed shortly after, and everyone was forced to leave.
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But instead of finding protection, Ms. Abula and her children, ages 5 to 17, were dragged away after the Chinese police were allowed to enter the embassy.
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Iranians are allowed to enter Turkey for a maximum of three months before they must leave, and Sahafi has less than three weeks before her window closes.
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Will you soon be asked to place your phone and laptop in a locker before you are allowed to enter an office building or a friend's home?
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Colotl was subsequently allowed to enter a diversionary program by local authorities; however, under federal law her guilty plea is considered a felony conviction for immigration purposes.
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Asked how they felt about undocumented Central American immigrants being allowed to enter Mexico and being granted refuge, 47.8% of respondents agreed, while 37.8% were against it.
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The article included an account from a female reporter who said she was not allowed to enter the Speaker's lobby because she was wearing a sleeveless dress.
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Customs and Trade Minister Bulent Tufenkci said that no American without a visa would be allowed to enter the country, adding that none had tried so far.
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The idea is that people should only be allowed to enter the US if they demonstrate a valuable asset, instead of just being sponsored by their relatives.
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It's a security clearance – denoting that the coaches are allowed to enter the "Kiss and Cry area" – which, yes, is official terminology in the world of figure skating.
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A controversial executive order by U.S. President Donald Trump sets a new limit on the total number of refugees allowed to enter the U.S. in the fiscal year.
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The president of the nearby community forest — one of the initiatives championed by WWF — said even he wasn't allowed to enter the forest without permission from the warden.
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The man who took her aside told her he was a government official, and that she would not be allowed to enter the US for another 13 days.
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Nadhim Zahawi, a Conservative MP born in Iraq, said he worried he would not be allowed to enter the US to visit his sons, who are studying there.
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An appointed person would live with him to ensure he complied with court orders, and only his lawyers would be allowed to enter the home without court approval.
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Douglas, however, will not compete in the all around final in Rio, since the rules state that each country is only allowed to enter its top two qualifiers.
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To make sure rogue drones don't enter, Amazon describes landing platforms locked with doors that authenticate via a wireless communication system that the drone is allowed to enter.
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A team of Afghan girls will be allowed to enter the US for a robotics competition, Politico reports, after twice having their visa applications rejected for unknown reasons.
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Roman is not sure if she will ever be allowed to enter the US, but given the way she was treated, she may not want to return away.
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With the several thousand caravan migrants added to the queue, asylum seekers are now being told it could be February or March before they're allowed to enter legally.
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Lucky tells us he had legal paperwork and warrants so they were allowed to enter the home and look for Orlando ... so they made it happen by force.
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Ultimately, the DA charged Hulmes with perjury, but he was allowed to enter a diversion program in exchange for agreeing to never attempt to rejoin the police department.
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On November 7th the Thai authorities announced that Mr Sam Rainsy would not be allowed to enter the country, much less cross it on his way to Cambodia.
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White House pass holders were allowed to enter the grounds approximately 20 minutes later, and Secret Service agents said the situation was clear at approximately 85033:30 p.m.
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Had the girls been barred entry to the U.S., they had planned to watch their robot compete over Skype, as it had been allowed to enter the country.
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Only the Jewish high priest was allowed to enter the Holy of Holies, where tradition holds he met with God on Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement.
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The Secret Service recently came under scrutiny for its handling of an incident in which a Chinese national was allowed to enter President Trump's Mar-a-Lago club.
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Kelly said people from the seven targeted nations who hold dual citizenship will be allowed to enter the United States on the passport of a non-restricted nation.
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The group arrived Sunday, and as of Thursday morning, according to reports from the border, a total of 222 people in the group had been allowed to enter.
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Just Want Privacy says that men are currently allowed to enter locker rooms and bathrooms, and may assault girls and women, who aren't permitted to question their presence.
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A journalist on the investigative team also attempted to cross the border into Xinjiang and had the same app force-installed before being allowed to enter the region.
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But in 1997-98, some league runners-up were admitted, too, and before long, three, four and sometimes five teams from the biggest countries were allowed to enter.
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They have also opposed any limits on the number of asylum seekers allowed to enter the country, as demanded by the Bavarian wing of the chancellor's conservative bloc.
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Employees of marijuana companies and their investors will generally be allowed to enter the United States, the agency said, if they are not coming on marijuana-related business.
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Only those registered with an official list of companies and work units will be allowed to enter the city, according to a statement from the government last week.
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Many have argued that members of the Taliban, which is responsible for many American deaths, should not be allowed to enter the United States, let alone Camp David.
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An 18-year-old woman who spent 48 hours at Bangkok's main international airport has been allowed to enter the city with officials from the U.N. refugee agency.
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"Not just anyone is allowed to enter into our house, just like not just anyone will enter Brazil thanks to a pact adopted by third parties," he wrote.
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She has visited some practices where a doctor had to record flu shots for more than 1,000 patients because only the doctor was allowed to enter the order.
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That makes it nearly impossible to swiftly deport an immigrant arrested in the US, or an asylum seeker who's been allowed to enter after passing a screening interview.
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Two people at a time are allowed to enter "Mother, the air is blue, the air is dangerous," a foggy blue-tinted space modeled after the bombed cafe.
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But the question of how many refugees will be allowed to enter the US for the next year, and afterward, will be entirely up to the Trump administration.
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Should the individual market have plans with heavy government regulation and robust benefit packages, or should skimpier plans be allowed to enter (and likely edge out those robust ones)?
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No date was set for an arraignment, at which Cruz will be allowed to enter a plea, said Constance Simmons, a spokeswoman for the Broward County state attorney's office.
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You're not allowed to enter the diversity visa lottery if you come from a country that's sent more than 50,000 people to the US in the past five years.
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From that perspective, there is little to be lost from throttling the number of asylum seekers allowed to enter, because most of them shouldn't have been allowed in anyway.
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Raoul has also seen mothers who were allowed to enter but had planned to settle with their husband's family, creating a difficult living situation once their partner was deported.
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Right now, all asylum seekers are allowed to enter the country while they wait for their cases to be reviewed, but the agreement will challenge this long-instituted policy.
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But Axios was not allowed to enter the formal Friday meeting without signing a confidentiality agreement that said no payment recommendations or direct quotes from attendees could be released.
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Members of the higher caste sometimes consider them impure, and they aren't allowed to enter the homes or temples of the upper-caste community or share utensils with them.
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Property owners are allowed to enter into revenue-sharing agreements with companies like AT&T and Comcast, for instance, which provide kickbacks whenever their tenants sign up for service.
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Venice, Italy, is going to gradually start minimizing the number of cruise ships that are allowed to enter its historic city center, the Financial Times reported on August 7.
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You can also give access to your contacts, including family members or a dog walker and choose how long or when those people are allowed to enter your home.
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After a month-long odyssey through Mexico by bus, train and on foot, small numbers of Central Americans are being allowed to enter the U.S. to apply for asylum.
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Mr. Mallet returned to Hong Kong after an international trip on Sunday and was allowed to enter the territory on a seven-day visitor visa, The Financial Times said.
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On that day, a huge cardboard box outside the main door to one well-groomed building asked that US mail be deposited there; only staff were allowed to enter.
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Those who succeed in convincing the officer that they have a credible fear are allowed to enter the country and proceed with their asylum cases in the immigration courts.
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But when the ferry docked in Florida, only those with U.S. visas were allowed in — even though passengers on other boats were allowed to enter the U.S. without them.
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Li Bin, vice minister of the commission, also told a media briefing that live animals were not allowed to enter Wuhan, the central Chinese city where the outbreak originated.
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"A large number of vessels are not even being allowed to enter ports," Gurary said, citing clients in his factory's main export markets - Brazil, the United States and Mexico.
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Any foreign national who has traveled within China in the last 14 days will not be allowed to enter the United States, according to a proclamation from President Trump.
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The policies will take effect Sunday, February 2nd at 5PM ET. Immediate family members of US citizens and permanent residents will be allowed to enter the country, Azar said.
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Using timed tickets, groups of five will be allowed to enter the room through a series of sound locks and may remain inside for as long as 20 minutes.
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The conflict claimed more than 220,000 lives before a peace deal was reached with the government, under which most of the militants were given amnesty and allowed to enter politics.
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More recently in 2017, TSA agents have been demanding that certain travelers, including US citizens,unlock their phones and give access to authorities before being allowed to enter the country.
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Corbyn also tweeted that Trump should not be allowed to enter the U.K. Meanwhile, London Mayor Sadiq Khan tweeted that Trump's travel ban, announced on Friday, is shameful and cruel.
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She grew up in an era when movie theaters were banned throughout the Kingdom, and she wasn't allowed to enter her town's single video store because she was a woman.
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"It is absolutely naive to assume that [there] are not Islamist terrorists among these many people who were allowed to enter largely uncontrolled," a statement on the NPD's website claims.
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Only in the early 2000s was the ban lifted, when Shanghai launched what is now the world's largest physical gold exchange, and anyone was allowed to enter the gold business.
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Private companies are already allowed to enter the gasoline market under a landmark energy sector opening, but no one has done so as the government continues to fix gasoline prices.
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Kennedy appeared on Fox News's "The Five" and said that only immigrants who completed the difficult course from the reality television game show should be allowed to enter the country.
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That's because, unless there is a court order to enter a unit, inspectors are not allowed to enter a building or apartment without permission, due to the Constitution's Fourth Amendment.
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The National Telecommunications and Information Administration said in a press release last July that China Mobile posed too many national security risks to be allowed to enter the U.S. market.
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Rashida Tlaib (D-Michigan) would be allowed to enter to visit her grandmother on the West Bank, after she promised not to promote boycotts of the country while she's there.
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In his book Speak The Culture, Andrew Whittaker explains that artist's had to have every lyric checked by a government censor before they were allowed to enter the recording studio.
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Also people from the seven countries who hold dual citizenship are allowed to enter the United States on the passport of a non-restricted nation when eligible, according to Feb.
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At some ports of entry, Mexican immigration officials are responsible for organizing a weeks-long line of asylum-seekers waiting their turn to be allowed to enter the US legally.
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Meanwhile, Australia's immigration minister announced on Saturday that controversial conservative speaker Milo Yiannopoulos would not be allowed to enter Australia following Yiannopoulos describing Islam as a "barbaric" and "alien" religion.
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Now, only Americans who commute daily for work, including health care workers, will be allowed to enter Canada, said the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, during a press briefing Wednesday.
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" Quebec's Minister of Immigration, Diversity, and Inclusion Kathleen Weil told reporters in Quebec City that "for social harmony, it's very good that he was not allowed to enter the country.
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Refugees who are partway through the resettlement process — including people who have undergone security screenings and background checks — but don't yet have a visa will not be allowed to enter.
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Housekeepers are allowed to enter a room with such a sign only in the presence of a security guard, and it happens rarely, usually after several days, the worker said.
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The Czech government said people coming from 15 countries, including the UK, Italy, Germany, Spain, and France, would not be allowed to enter the country for at least 30 days.
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Under the new travel restrictions, no Iranians or non-Americans who have been to the country in the last 14 days will be allowed to enter the US, Pence said.
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Asked if he was in talks with the United States to take some of the detainees, Turnbull declined to comment but stressed they would not be allowed to enter Australia.
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The legislation would require that federal officials certify that the migrants are safe before they are allowed to enter the U.S. The bill stalled in the Senate earlier this year.
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Under the policy, refugees from Middle Eastern and African countries were only allowed to enter New Zealand if they could show proof that a relative already lived in the country.
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Republican leaders and some Democrats have sought to halt the Syrian refugee program, fearing fighters from the Islamic State could be among the 10,000 migrants allowed to enter the country.
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She writes that there were areas of many of his homes that she wasn't allowed to enter, including a basement, and that staff hired by Kelly would watch her constantly.
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Anyone who is displaying symptoms will not be allowed to enter the country either, but the prime minister said Ottawa will put strategies in place to support sick Canadians abroad.
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As his Neuroscience paper puts it: The study was single-blinded, since only one researcher was allowed to enter the prison and a device for coded blinding was not available.
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Students and faculty, bussed on to campus in small groups, were allowed to enter the high school on Saturday to retrieve belongings, though investigators closed off part of the grounds.
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Women have been allowed to enter sports stadiums, vote in local elections, and take a greater role in the workforce as Saudi Arabia tries to diversify its oil-dependent economy.
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The census takers were not allowed to enter private businesses, including many of the late-night spots where young people often create an ad hoc shelter by pretending to be customers.
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The far-off lights of Jaffa — a city that Palestinians from the West Bank are not allowed to enter — beckoned so temptingly that they decided to walk all the way there.
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Petrol and diesel cars registered before 2000 and 2006, respectively, will be restricted, while hybrid vehicles will be allowed to enter the area and park for a maximum of two hours.
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When the Sheridan brothers were allowed to enter the house midweek, after detectives were done taking evidence from the location, they came upon a piece of metal on the bedroom floor.
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They should be allowed to enter the BEAM sometime in early June after mission controllers check for any possible leaks or problems with the module for the next week or so.
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The migrants themselves would no doubt be made better off by being allowed to enter, but the political community isn't obliged to weigh their interests equally with those of existing citizens.
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The guest workers would have to work and reside in the state sponsoring them, but the states would be allowed to enter into compacts with other states to share the workers.
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Rodriguez, the RMU student, will not be playing in the upcoming uLoL tournament because only one team per school is allowed to enter, and she is on the varsity reserve team.
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Finally, after months of traveling across nine international borders, the Haitians made it to Tijuana, where thousands of their countrymen had already been allowed to enter the United States this year.
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Yasmeen Peerzade and her husband Zuber Peerzade organized the petition, arguing that women were previously allowed to enter mosques when the Prophet Muhammad was first teaching Islam hundreds of years ago.
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Cormier being allowed to enter Johnson's range under wild strikes, and then stick to Johnson, constantly transitioning, sagging on Johnson and threatening takedowns, was what allowed him to steal the fight.
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Moreover, people from other parts of China will be allowed to enter Hubei and Wuhan if they can produce a green QR code, with no additional paperwork required, the notice said.
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United Nations officials are allowed to enter the government-run camps to look for potential asylum cases — principally Eritreans and Somalis, whose flight from political persecution and chaos might qualify them.
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They were not allowed to enter a plea nor apply for bail, and were held in police custody until the case comes up on April 17, a court official told Reuters.
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YPG spokesman Redur Xelil said he had no knowledge of the Rojava Brigade but that military groups formed outside the Syrian Kurdish area were in general not allowed to enter the territory.
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U.S. agencies would not be allowed to enter into contracts with companies with poor track records on diversity and the government would ban contractors who ask about past salary and criminal histories.
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The latest data from the State Department, which oversees the U.S. refugee program, shows that 1,891 Muslim refugees have been allowed to enter the country so far in the 2018 fiscal year.
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A few months before the incident, in November 2017, Massachusetts state court officials had released a policy for judges that stated that ICE officers were allowed to enter and work in courthouses.
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Jarrett recalled to 60 Minutes how as a resident at St. Luke's Hospital in Chicago, her father was not allowed to enter the front door due to the color of his skin.
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In India, where airport security is tighter than in most parts of Asia, only passengers with a valid flight ticket and passports were allowed to enter the terminal buildings before Tuesday's attacks.
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He also appealed for an end to the "carnage" in Syria, calling for humanitarian aid to be allowed to enter, and for peace in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Just a few months later, Salem was flying home from an assignment in Northern Iraq, when he was stopped at the border, and told he was no longer allowed to enter Turkey.
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Foreign entities, including pension funds and charity funds, which have been approved by the central bank, will also be allowed to enter the market, the PBOC said in an online statement www.pbc.gov.
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But then, it naturally becomes a problem for them that our group of white Norwegians was allowed to enter despite not being on the guest list or invited to the private party.
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Last year two scholars from Taiwan were barred entry, and in 2014 several leaders of Taiwan's 2014 protests against a trade bill with China were also not allowed to enter Hong Kong.
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Kelly said people from the seven targeted nations who hold dual citizenship would be allowed to enter the United States on the passport of a non-restricted nation, which had been uncertain.
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Immigration law, he said, dictated that thousands of Haitians who had fled the island nation on rickety boats seeking asylum after a coup should not be allowed to enter the United States.
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"The decision to halt visa application processing in Mexico will restrict the number of immigrant workers being allowed to enter the country," Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall said in a statement Tuesday.
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The peace deal was signed over the objections of voters who felt the agreement was too easy on the fighters, who were allowed to enter politics in exchange for laying down arms.
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WASHINGTON — Despite repeated efforts by President Trump to curtail refugee resettlements, the State Department this week quietly lifted the department's restriction on the number of refugees allowed to enter the United States.
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Joshua Press, a Justice Department trial lawyer, said at the hearing that a vast majority of those who were held were eventually allowed to enter the country and were legal permanent residents.
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First, it would discourage those who are not legitimate asylum seekers by making it clear that they will not be allowed to enter the U.S. by simply finding passage to the border.
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After arriving in one country, refugees are not allowed to enter the other at an official border crossing, which creates a perverse incentive to sneak across the border and then seek asylum.
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The 160-mile-long border is surrounded by something called the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a 2.5-mile-wide area that neither side's forces are allowed to enter (with a few small exceptions).
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Also, Serbia and Croatia said Wednesday that only refugees who wished to seek asylum in Austria or Germany would be allowed to enter the two countries and continue their journey toward Western Europe.
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More fashion news:These Girls Weren't Allowed To Enter Their School Because Of Their SkirtsWe Already Have Our First Designer Shake-Up Of 2017Update: Trump Supporter Who Had Public Meltdown At Michael's Speaks Out
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Blocking certain users for mocking or criticizing the president, Fallow argued, is like Trump standing at the door of a public event and picking who's allowed to enter and participate in the debate.
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LGBTQ migrants, in particular, are at risk in Tijuana — LGBTQ members of a caravan last spring faced harassment from police and attacks by armed robbers as they waited to be allowed to enter.
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Airport authorities said only departing passengers with travel documents will be allowed to enter Terminal 1 on Friday morning, as the airport braces for what protesters are describing as a three-day event.
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Only the federal government can set the numbers and types of immigrants who are lawfully allowed to enter each year, and policies have been in limbo because of the debate about the wall.
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According to Thomas Hauser, who wrote an authorized biography of the boxer in 1991 and had access to his medical records, Ali should never have been allowed to enter the ring against Holmes.
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But Goranov said he remained hopeful that Bulgaria will be allowed to enter the bloc's banking union and the ERM-2 mechanism, the two-year obligatory precursor to the euro currency, this summer.
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The coalition said ships bringing in fuel and food would also be allowed to enter for another 30 days while proposals made by the United Nations envoy to Yemen were implemented, it added.
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After a grueling, monthlong journey through Mexico, the first eight women and children from a caravan of several hundred Central American migrants were allowed to enter a U.S. immigration post on Monday night.
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The spokeswoman, Becca Villanueva, said that a security agent "didn't recognize that Ms. Bensreiti was wearing a hijab" and that Ms. Bensreiti was allowed to enter the arena after a supervisor quickly intervened.
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Las Vegas Sands Corp said last year it would consider investing up to 5 trillion won in an integrated resort in the city of Busan - if locals are allowed to enter the casino.
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But after the deal, the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, which was signed on Sunday, comes into effect, much more imported cheese will be allowed to enter Canada duty-free from the Continent.
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Drug testers were reportedly intimidated when accessing military cities by armed agents threatening them with expulsion from the country, it said, and once allowed to enter, security staff created significant delays for them.
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The female students were not allowed to leave the school, nor were the male firefighters allowed to enter, because the girls were not wearing their Abaya (a garment designed to cover women's bodies).
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Civil and religious ceremonies, such as funerals, are suspended, though residents are allowed to enter places of worship as long as it's not en masse and there is space to practice social distancing.
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Residents will be allowed to enter and leave the zone, but large gathering spaces will be closed, and national guard troops will be brought in to help deliver food and clean public spaces.
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Members of the higher caste sometimes consider them impure, and in certain places, they still aren't allowed to enter the homes or temples of the upper-caste community or share utensils with them.
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Members of the higher caste sometimes consider Dalits impure, and in certain places, they still aren't allowed to enter the homes or temples of the upper-caste community or share utensils with them.
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Select groups of women have previously been allowed to attend soccer games at the national stadium by invitation only, and some were allowed to enter for a broadcasted game after protests last year.
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"The student would not have been allowed to enter the event while wearing blackface," the school district said in a letter sent to to all families and staff in the district on Monday.
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She was stopped at the airport when she flew in, one of her uncles said, but was allowed to enter the country when her father and an uncle gave the authorities their addresses.
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Just last week a female soccer fan died after police arrested her sneaking into Tehran's main sports stadium dressed as a man; women are not allowed to enter stadiums during male sporting events.
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The US government has already been restricting access at official US border crossings and requiring would-be asylum-seekers to wait before being allowed to enter, claiming space constraints at ports of entry.
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Changes to the process also carry less risk of political backlash; after all, it's harder for the public to notice when people are being deported quickly or not allowed to enter at all.
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The AP reported that the refugee camp in Idomeni is "beginning to take on a form of semi-permanence," with residents seemingly unconvinced that they will be allowed to enter Macedonia any time soon.
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After those encounters, Mexico's immigration authority sent out a fresh warning late Monday that the migrants would have to satisfy Mexican officials individually and that only those meeting requirements would be allowed to enter.
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It puts an indefinite ban on people entering the U.S. from Syria, and it puts a limit on the total number of refugees allowed to enter the U.S. at 50,000 for the fiscal year.
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In retrospect, Okimura knows she probably could have attended the match in Iran without much incident, but cringes at the spectacle of foreign women being allowed to enter the stadium when Iranian women aren't.
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You are not paying to read these words – or you are paying, indirectly, through your attention – and I have been blessed to be allowed to enter so many of your heads with my scribblings.
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Martinez and his family were turned away at the Brownsville port of entry as part of the Trump administration's "metering" policy, which limits how many migrants are allowed to enter the U.S. each day.
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Why it matters: Unlike Trump's original travel ban, travelers with valid green cards and visas will now be allowed to enter the U.S., but all refugees from the 6 countries listed will be banned.
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Many of the minors were allowed to enter the United States provided they appeared in immigration court and applied for either asylum or a special status that showed they were abandoned, neglected or abused.
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Based on what they found, the agents deemed him "inadmissable," temporarily barring him from entering the country and starting college (after a legal battle, the student was allowed to enter the US in September).
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Ban Jae-yeol, an immigration official at the Incheon airport, said almost all Syrian asylum seekers were allowed to enter the country until the Paris attacks spawned a fear of refugees in South Korea.
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Rutte said in a statement published on his official Facebook page that Turkey had upset discussions under which Cavusoglu would have been allowed to enter the country, by calling for a massive public rally.
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The fossil fuel industry is a threat to humanity and our common future — as such, it shouldn't be allowed to enter a museum which hosts pieces that have survived as many as three millennia.
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Only New Zealand citizens, permanent residents, residents "with valid travel conditions" and their immediate families (partner or spouse, legal guardian and dependent children under the age of 24) are allowed to enter the country.
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Both van Persie and Sánchez had been allowed to enter the final years of their contracts, diminishing Arsenal's bargaining power and enabling United to sign them for relatively small fees, if not insignificant wages.
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The strongest part of Peppers's skill set is tackling near the line of scrimmage, which makes him similar to Landon Collins, the safety the Giants allowed to enter free agency a few days ago.
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However, when I arrived in my home country, I was not allowed to enter without going into government quarantine, so I went for a small trip and came back to China after a week.
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And, of course, there was Trump's December 2015 call for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims" being allowed to enter our country, seemingly for no other reason than his prejudice toward our faith.
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"They were never allowed to enter the nursing home," she said in a video statement posted by the Gay Men's Health Crisis in 21969, recalling how the city had backed down to local pressure.
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Ships are not yet allowed to enter the port along the Neches River because of extreme river currents from Hurricane Harvey, said Scott Whalen, director of the USCG's Vessel Tracking Service at Port Arthur.
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Several sources familiar with the situation expressed skepticism that Chapo's close relatives would actually be allowed to enter the U.S., but the family apparently has the support of Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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The Trump administration's order lowers the refugee cap for the fiscal year to 50,000 — meaning that fewer than 20,000 refugees will be allowed to enter the US between now and the end of September.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer will not be allowed to enter horses in next month's Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita as he is banned from the racetrack, officials said on Friday.
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The United Arab Emirates had already said Qatari nationals would not be allowed to enter the country or cross its points of entry, although the practical effects on airline passengers had been unclear until now.
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Under German law, anyone is allowed to enter unused tracts of land, a provision meant to give the public access to the country's natural beauty and create opportunities for fresh-air recreation free of charge.
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Under the Wilberforce Act, any minor (except for Canadian and Mexican nationals) who shows up at the border must be allowed to enter and be granted the opportunity to apply for permission to remain here.
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Following a 48-hour stand-off at Bangkok airport, some of it barricaded in a transit lounge hotel room, she was allowed to enter the country and was processed as a refugee by the UNHCR.
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"(But) this does not mean that opponents of the Islamic Republic should be elected to parliament... Only those who believe in the Islamic Republic and its values should be allowed to enter parliament," Khamenei said.
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The government could regulate the flow of crystals—as it does with diamonds—to ensure only responsibly-mined stones are allowed to enter the country, or it could implement sustainable mining regulations for healing crystals.
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We need legal immigration The difference between legal and illegal immigration is that with legal immigration, our elected representatives in Congress determine which aliens will be allowed to enter and remain in the United States.
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In their court petition, Ms. Soman's group, Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan, noted that women had been allowed to enter the inner sanctum of the Haji Ali tomb until sometime in 2011, which the court confirmed.
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Before patients are allowed to enter the drive-through clinic, they must fill out an online survey: Have they been experiencing cough, fever, shortness of breath, muscle aches, a runny nose or a sore throat?
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In order to minimize disruption to flights, only departing passengers with valid tickets or boarding passes and travel documents would be allowed to enter to the check-in aisles at Terminal 1, said the statement.
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The Trump administration released a regulation Monday that could dramatically cut the number of legal immigrants allowed to enter and stay in the US by making it easier to reject green card and visa applications.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's opposition legislator Namal Rajapaksa, the eldest son of Sri Lanka's former leader Mahinda Rajapaksa, on Thursday said he was not allowed to enter the United States despite having a valid visa.
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Something that united many Iranians was a distrust of the US. This distrust wasn't helped when in October 1013, it was reported that the Shah had been allowed to enter the US for cancer treatment.
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But every so often, once in a great while, a select individual or two would be allowed to enter the garden and see its flowers and trees and breathe the scented air and freighted mist.
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Following a 48-hour stand-off at Bangkok airport, some of it barricaded in a transit lounge hotel room, she was allowed to enter Thailand and was then processed as a refugee by the UNHCR.
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Under the status quo agreement, which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged late on Saturday to continue to uphold, Jews are allowed to enter the compound under close supervision, but only Muslims are permitted to worship there.
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At the port in Nogales, Arizona, for example, Joanna Williams of the Kino Border Initiative said asylum seekers were restricted from mid-May through late July, with about three families being allowed to enter a day.
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In a controlled lockdown — each school will likely use different labels — perhaps no one is allowed to enter the school due to a disturbance in the neighborhood but people are allowed to move within the building.
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"But as Israelis in practice are not allowed to enter the transit areas of Kuwait's airport, the plaintiff cannot demand transportation by the Kuwaiti airline from Frankfurt to Bangkok with a stopover in Kuwait," it added.
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The new lease, which Urban Garden Center was reviewing, makes clear that city and Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials would be allowed to enter the store at any time to conduct inspections or repairs, the mayor said.
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Austria, also hardening its stance in recent weeks, is expected to announce a daily cap on the number of migrants allowed to enter the country via its main border crossing with Slovenia, according to the AFP.
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The State Department quietly lifted its restriction this week on how many refugees are allowed to enter the U.S. despite efforts by the Trump administration to scale back refugee resettlements, The New York Times reported Friday.
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Travelers who are legally allowed to enter the U.S., such as U.S. citizens and their families, are now undergoing screening procedures to test for COVID-19 when they reenter the U.S. at one of 85003 airports.
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But she was gradually awakened by slights along the way, like being not allowed to enter the Faculty Club at Harvard through its front entrance, which was reserved for men, even though she was a member.
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Azar instructed the Israeli Foreign Ministry to seek from the U.S. Embassy an advance list of delegation members in order to vet them in advance and notify those who would not be allowed to enter Israel.
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By midday Saturday, both convoys had reached the city of Aleppo, and the Shiites were waiting to be allowed to enter government-held territory while the Sunnis were waiting to go to rebel-held Idlib Province.
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In recent days, as the caravan approached the Guatemalan border with Mexico, the Mexican authorities announced that only migrants who registered with proper documentation seeking asylum, work permits or other protections would be allowed to enter.
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Signed into law by President Chester A. Arthur, the act, which drastically curtailed the number of Chinese people allowed to enter the country, was among the earliest United States laws to impose severe restrictions on immigration.
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Vietnamese citizens aged 21 years and over with a regular monthly income of at least 10 million dong ($440) will be allowed to enter casinos for a trial period of three years, according to a government decree.
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Warren said she was not allowed to enter the facility about 40 miles from Miami, and stood atop a ladder with a hat and sunglasses in the 90-degree heat to wave to children behind the fence.
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Speaking in the early hours of Monday, Abadi sought to allay fears that the operation would turn into sectarian bloodletting, saying that only the Iraqi army and police would be allowed to enter the mainly Sunni city.
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The relative openness of public airport areas in Western Europe contrasts with some in Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, where travelers' documents and belongings are checked before they are allowed to enter the airport building.
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And this spring, the Western States Endurance Run, a prestigious 100-miler in California, updated their rules to institute a zero-tolerance policy for entrants: no athletes with doping violations will be allowed to enter the race.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)South Korean journalists may not be allowed to enter North Korea to cover the closure of Pyongyang's nuclear test site, authorities in Seoul said, less than a week after they were reportedly invited.
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One team from the Greek public television channel ERT and two photographers from the state news agency were allowed to enter the camp—but they had to keep a distance of over 543 feet from the evacuation.
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Venice, one of the most popular destinations in Italy and a major port city, is going to start minimizing the number of cruise ships that are allowed to enter its historic city center, the Financial Times reported.
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Consider the court ruling upholding Mr. Trump's travel ban: In essence, it declared that the president has broad authority to determine who is allowed to enter the country, and that the president's authority is granted by Congress.
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In February, the Associated Press reported that the refugee camp in Idomeni is "beginning to take on a form of semi-permanence," with residents seemingly unconvinced that they will be allowed to enter Macedonia any time soon.
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In the southern city of Curitiba, where he is imprisoned, Mr. da Silva has hosted a stream of high-profile visitors in his 161-square-foot cell on Thursdays, when friends and family are allowed to enter.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration released a regulation Monday that could dramatically cut the number of legal immigrants allowed to enter and stay in the US by making it easier to reject green card and visa applications.
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The ones who can go out to take a walk or to the grocery store, even if it is not easy, because no more than 40 people at a time are allowed to enter, to avoid gatherings.
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The federal government also announced that foreign nationals who have traveled to China will temporarily not be allowed to enter the United States; that restriction does not apply to immediate family of American citizens and permanent residents.
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In addition, any foreign national who has traveled to China in the past 14 days will not be allowed to enter the US, unless they have immediate family members there, according to a proclamation from President Trump.
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It also would have forbid the entrance of refugees from every country in the world for 120 days, and capped the total number of refugees that will be allowed to enter the U.S. this year at 50,000.
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For example, Trump said of Perry during the primaries that he "should be forced to take an IQ test before being allowed to enter the GOP debate" and that he had failed miserably protecting the border with Mexico.
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Experts say efforts to stem the flow of guns south have had little success, pointing to the botched "Fast and Furious" sting in which U.S. agents lost track of guns allowed to enter Mexico between 20123 and 2011.
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Soon after calling the U.S. "a compassionate nation," Trump defended his stance on curbing the number of refugees allowed to enter the U.S., saying the U.S. could do more with its money by settling them in nearby countries.
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Jeff Flake coming to Chuck Schumer&aposs defense there after the president&aposs tweet calling this a Chuck Schumer beauty, and this diversity visa program that this terrorist was allowed to enter this country back in 2010 on.
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JERUSALEM – A prominent Jewish-American commentator who has been critical of Israel&aposs policies said Monday that he was detained by Israeli airport authorities and interrogated about his political views before he was allowed to enter the country.
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The official also said that by way of comparison, roughly 70 million people travel to the U.S. every year and that the people being allowed to enter the U.S. as refugees is only a tiny fraction of that.
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Per the WSJ, 872 refugees who were already cleared to come to America, and who aren't from the 7 Muslim-majority nations under Trump's blanket ban, will be allowed to enter America, if they get here by Thursday.
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Professor Yale-Loehr: Starting October 18, it changes the travel ban, so that certain individuals from certain countries either cannot enter, or are going to be subject to additional measures before they're allowed to enter the United States.
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The effects of the limited travel ban and the new visa rules won't be played out in airports, but at the desks of officials worldwide responsible for deciding who should or shouldn't be allowed to enter the country.
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For decades, the debate over immigration in the United States has centered on who should be allowed to enter the country and who should be allowed to stay; citizens like Dureland have largely been exempted from that debate.
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Citizens and legal residents of North Macedonia who traveled to a medium- or high-risk country in the past two weeks are allowed to enter but are subject to quarantine, according to the U.S. Embassy in North Macedonia.
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Men and women lucky enough to receive a color-coded ticket — a different color for each day's hearing — handed it to uniformed Capitol police officers, who checked them for explosives before they were allowed to enter the building.
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As the Trump administration turns from its targeting of undocumented immigrants to trying to limit the number of legal immigrants allowed to enter and stay in the US, black Americans must never forget that connection or its meaning.
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Ukraine's state security service said on Wednesday Yulia Samoylova, a 27-year-old Russian singer, had violated Ukrainian law by visiting Crimea, which Russia annexed in 2014, and would not be allowed to enter Ukraine for three years.
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The original entrance leading to these internal structures, known as the "descending corridor," is located at the North Face, but today, tourists are allowed to enter the pyramid through a tunnel attributed to Caliph al-Ma'mun (around AD 820).
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At 12:01 PM on July 4, during the Beach Volleyball World Championships in The Hague, Netherlands, Darya Safai unfurled the banner she customarily takes to sporting events, which calls for Iranian women to be allowed to enter stadiums.
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Sure enough, the next day, at another bridge into the port at El Paso, the people allowed to enter were the people first in line at that bridge — not the ones who'd given their names to the Red Cross.
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The new routing mode accounts for travel times on typical motorbike and scooter speeds, offers driving directions for narrow paths and shortcuts that a full-sized car can't access, and avoids toll roads where they're not allowed to enter.
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Two years after they were allowed to enter the US, they'd be allowed to apply for permanent residency (green cards) — giving them access to many government benefits, and the ability to apply (after five more years) for US citizenship.
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Even as the number of overall asylum claims surged in recent years — generating a waitlist of more than 5,000 people in Tijuana alone — unaccompanied children generally skipped the list and were allowed to enter the U.S. and seek protection.
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"You Were Never Really Here" is a taught, bloody thriller from Scottish director Lynne Ramsay whose reputation is such that she was allowed to enter the movie for the Palme d'Or without showing the selection committee a finished version.
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Before the match took place in Russia, local news agencies reported on Tuesday that Iranian women would be allowed to enter the Azadi stadium and watch a live broadcast of the game in Tehran — alongside crowds of male fans.
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Visitors with business ties will also be allowed to enter the country, but a legitimate relationship must be "formal, documented, and formed in the ordinary course rather than for the purpose of evading," according to the State Department's instructions.
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ROME/MADRID (Reuters) - An administrative court in Rome ruled on Wednesday that a Spanish rescue ship carrying around 150 migrants should be allowed to enter Italian territorial waters in defiance of a ban imposed by Interior Minister Matteo Salvini.
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This assumes a limited number of people – possibly as few as one, but it could be a small group of users, like a family or co-workers – are allowed to enter a physical space or use a digital service.
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Ukraine's state security service (SBU) said Yulia Samoylova, a wheelchair-bound 27-year-old singer, had violated Ukrainian law by visiting Crimea, which Russia annexed in 2014, and would not be allowed to enter the country for three years.
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In most cases, this statement does not reflect the fact that the immigration system was drastically different in the past, and that many of your families would not have been allowed to enter had today's laws been in effect.
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Those members of the caravan who have been allowed to enter and express a fear of being sent back where they came from are detained and interviewed by an officer from USCIS, who judges whether their claim is credible.
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The township's school district was placed under modified lockdown, and no one was allowed to enter or leave any of its schools after police notified the district of "police activity in a nearby industrial park," Superintendent Patricia Haney said.
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Jabouri and Sunni parliamentarian Abdul Rahman al-Lwezi, from Mosul, both said Abadi had told Tal Afar tribal leaders at a meeting last Thursday that only Turkmen members of the Hashid force would be allowed to enter the town.
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Mr. McAleenan said the authorities believe that the large numbers of families are coming because smugglers have effectively communicated across Central America that adults who travel with children will be allowed to enter and stay in the United States.
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But Andriy Demchenko, a spokesman for the State Border Guard Service, said that it had stepped up its controls of who is allowed to enter the country and barred 150 people, including 80 Russians, in the past 24 hours.
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"The Trump administration will ensure that the people who travel to the United States are properly vetted and those that don't belong here aren't allowed to enter," said Jonathan Hoffman, the assistant secretary of homeland security for public affairs.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard told the Guatemalan government that a caravan of migrants heading towards the United States from Honduras would not be allowed to enter Mexico, new Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei said on Wednesday.
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But the restrictions stretch well beyond geography: With the exception of siblings, foreign workers are not allowed to enter the country along with any immediate family members; nor are they allowed to marry, or their visas will be revoked.
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In a filing, the department has proposed that all travelers, and not just foreign nationals or visitors, will have to complete a facial recognition check before they are allowed to enter the U.S., but also to leave the country.
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From the moment ICE agents arrive at a business' door, the agents generally need a judicial warrant to enter private areas of the premises, such as a back office or restaurant kitchen, where only employees are allowed to enter.
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At most, a Justice Department brief said, "previously admitted aliens who are temporarily abroad now or who wish to travel and return to the United States in the future" should be allowed to enter the country despite the ban.
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But federal agencies had more time to prepare for the changes this time around, and officials made clear that valid visa holders, and any refugees booked for travel through July 6, will still be allowed to enter the country.
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Called "I Have Three Hearts," it was paired with a poem of the same name by the Somalian poet Warsan Shire, who also wrote the poetry in Lemonade -- and who, I guess, would not be allowed to enter the United States.
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The bank is barred from selling shares for 6 months, and both Goldman and its clients are not allowed to enter into hedges or any other transactions such as shorting before that lockup period is over, according to the Journal.
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It's not clear if the draft would seek to reduce the number of workers allowed to enter under such programs, and by how much if so; or it if will make it harder to get applications approved — and by what measures.
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While Balkan borders remain closed to migrants, aid workers warn that most of those 1,53 will put themselves in the hands of smugglers, while a few hundred, including Eskanzadah and her family, wait patiently to be allowed to enter Hungary legally.
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Boeing Co's 737 MAX aircraft would not be allowed to enter or transit Indian airspace after 1030 GMT on Wednesday, the ministry of civil aviation said, following the fatal crash of a plane of the same type in Ethiopia on Sunday.
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Migrants and refugees from those countries who are legal residents of the United States, already have obtained a visa or have a job offer from a U.S. company will be allowed to enter the United States, senior administration officials said Thursday.
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" The complaint noted that Murawski was on the least-restrictive quarantine type possible, with his "immediate family members living within the residence allowed to enter and leave the residence at any time as they had been vaccinated against the virus.
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EU migrants could also be forced to show evidence of a job offer before being allowed to enter Britain, and those without permission to reside could be banned from renting, opening a bank account or accessing welfare benefits, it said.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Minn.) would not be allowed to enter the country.
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Bolsonaro was found guilty by a disciplinary committee but cleared in the Superior Military Court, where a majority of judges decided that there was insufficient evidence; he was allowed to enter the reserves as a captain, with a full pension.
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When the ban initially took effect in January—before it was blocked by federal courts, revised by Trump, then blocked again—it caused chaos at airports around the country, since it was unclear exactly who would be allowed to enter.
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"He told Business Insider: "If food produced to lower standards is allowed to enter the British market, it will create a two-tier food system, in which only the affluent can afford to eat British food grown to British standards.
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Airlines are expected to vet travelers before they fly to determine if they are allowed to enter the US. If a traveler arrives who is restricted, Customs and Border Protection can deny entry and return them to their country of origin.
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The battle over bathrooms entered into debate over "sexual predators" that may be allowed to enter women's bathrooms — an unproven claim that has been heard many times over in response to similar measures being passed in more than 200 US cities.
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When the ban initially took effect in January — before it was blocked by federal courts, revised by Trump, then blocked again — it caused chaos at airports around the country, since it was unclear exactly who would be allowed to enter.
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President Ivan Duque said Colombia would close its border with Venezuela starting Saturday, while arrivals who are not residents or nationals and have stayed in Europe or Asia during the last two weeks will not be allowed to enter from Monday.
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President Ivan Duque said Colombia would close its border with Venezuela starting Saturday, while arrivals who are not residents or nationals and have stayed in Europe or Asia during the last two weeks will not be allowed to enter from Monday.
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In a sign the new government would adopt a softer stance on immigration, a French charity ship was allowed to enter the port of Lampedusa on Saturday to disembark some 82 Africans it had saved off the coast of Libya.
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Before you're allowed to enter the white-power theme park that is SupremacyLand, the Blind Lady (Catherine Braxton) asks you to declare your race, then uses a grease pencil to color your forehead accordingly — either black or white, no other options.
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At the hearing, Judge Amon ordered the government to inform the plaintiffs how many of the 746 people on the government's list had been allowed to enter the country, and to investigate the cases the plaintiffs' lawyers said had been omitted.
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On Wednesday, Taiwan's Central Epidemic Command Center announced that children who have mainland citizenship but a Taiwanese parent would not be allowed to enter Taiwan for the time being if they were arriving from mainland China, Hong Kong or Macau.
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Like the migrants under his care, the doctor is stranded in Mexico by the Trump administration's "Remain in Mexico" policy, under which asylum seekers who show up at the border are only allowed to enter the United States for court appearances.
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New York Police Chief of Patrol Terence Monahan said spectators will be screened twice before they're allowed to enter the designated pens at the Times Square event, and heavy weapons teams and dogs would be stationed throughout the viewing area.
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Some people — it is not clear how many — holding valid visas signed the forms and were sent away, they say; others refused to sign, were detained and were allowed to enter the United States after hours or days in custody.
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The Trump administration has also moved to substantially reduce the number of refugees who are allowed to enter the US each year and has placed additional screening on all refugees, with additional vetting for those coming from high-risk countries.
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"The fighting appears likely to cause much more suffering in the days and weeks ahead, and our teams need to be allowed to enter Eastern Ghouta to aid the wounded," said Marianne Gasser, head of the ICRC delegation in Syria.
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Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, chairman of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, asked the U.S. administration on Tuesday how the Russian lawyer who met President Donald Trump's son in New York in June 2016 was allowed to enter the United States.
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"Employers or visitors that have (a high temperature) won't be allowed to enter and will be approached by an appropriately trained Vale professional, who will offer information about the sickness and send them home or to a healthcare facility," Vale said.
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Fundamentally, that means that some people who do not have legal permission to enter or stay in the US should be allowed to enter or stay here anyway, because to send them back would be to endanger them, violating non-refoulement.
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Other LGBTQ immigrants from the caravan ended up in a nearby shelter while waiting to be allowed to enter the US. One night, according to Amnesty, their shelter was robbed — and the door set on fire — by a group of six armed men.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, chairman of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, asked the U.S. administration on Tuesday how the Russian lawyer who met President Donald Trump's son in New York in June 2016 was allowed to enter the United States.
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The directive also does not apply to current US lawful permanent residents, dual nationals who travel on a passport of a non-covered country, individuals traveling on diplomatic visas, and individuals already granted asylum or allowed to enter the US as a refugee.
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What the ruling means: Unlike in the original travel ban, travelers with valid green cards and visas will be allowed to enter the U.S., but all refugees from the 6 countries listed — Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen — will be banned.
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Mind you, this is happening at a time when no one from Syria is allowed to enter the US, and in fact, the US is probably about to kick a bunch of Syrians out when their special immigration status expires on March 31.
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A five-person WADA delegation will travel to Moscow and be allowed to enter the laboratory and have access to samples and other raw data that threatened to derail RUSADA's conditional reinstatement if not handed over by the end of the year.
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"Donald Trump should be allowed to enter the UK in his capacity as head of the US Government, but he should not be invited to make an official State Visit because it would cause embarrassment to Her Majesty the Queen," the petition said.
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"Donald Trump should be allowed to enter the U.K. in his capacity as head of the U.S. government, but he should not be invited to make an official state visit because it would cause embarrassment to Her Majesty the Queen," it reads.
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The statement, issued by US Customs and Border Protection, says Canadians who work in legal weed "will generally be admissible to the US." However, they may not be allowed to enter the US if they're going there for business reasons related to cannabis.
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Next, Darden gets up and asks that the defense not be allowed to enter racially insensitive statements containing the n-word that Detective Fuhrman made 15 years ago into the trial because they will incense members of the jury, particularly African-American ones.
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"Donald Trump should be allowed to enter the UK in his capacity as head of the US government, but he should not be invited to make an official State Visit because it would cause embarrassment to Her Majesty the Queen," the petition said.
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Officials emphasized that current valid visa holders, and any refugees booked for travel through July 6 will still be allowed to enter the country, which is why the administration is not anticipating a major travel disruption at airports or other ports of entry.
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" I am not given to conspiracy theories, but I cannot help wondering if the first thing Trump said to Putin in their private one-on-one meeting in Helsinki, before their aides were allowed to enter, was actually: "Vladimir, we're still good, right?
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Almost nobody is allowed to enter the López house, for one thing, being surrounded all day and night by the Venezuelan secret police; but also, for all his flaws and shortcomings, López just isn't the sort to dress up his library for show.
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Farmers' associations told Reuters that as of Wednesday, new H-2A applications will not be processed, though returning seasonal workers will still be allowed to enter the US.But the growers also said returning guest workers make up just 40% of farmers' labor needs.
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Most recently, the Trump administration announced a controversial new rule that could dramatically cut the number of legal immigrants allowed to enter and stay in the US. The administration's actions have stoked fear in immigrant communities, even among those who are US citizens.
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According to the new policy, US citizens, lawful permanent residents and their families who have been in China in the past 14 days will be allowed to enter the United States only through one of the 11 airports that have health screenings.
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"Effective immediately, foreign nationals (excluding permanent residents) who are in mainland China from today forward, will not be allowed to enter Australia for 14 days from the time they have left or transited through mainland China," Morrison's office said in a statement.
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The White House is weighing a substantial cut to the number of refugees allowed to enter the U.S., according to officials, a move that could scale back or possibly end a decades-old program that admits tens of thousands of people each year.
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A waiver process for those included in the ban has led to more than 7,600 immigrants from the barred countries being allowed to enter the US, a 10% clearance rate, according to a US State Department official's testimony in a September House hearing.
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The records show TENEX executive Vadim Mikerin was engaged in illegal conduct as early as the fall of 2009, yet he was allowed to enter the country by the Obama administration with a L2023 temporary work visa when he arrived in December 2011.
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If you know that many people entering the asylum process ultimately won't be allowed to stay, but you can't reduce the number of people allowed to enter the process at all, the alternative is make the process run more quickly and efficiently.
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At issue was whether police officers were allowed to enter the area around the defendant's home (the "curtilage") before knocking on his door (usually, the answer is yes) if, as in that case, the defendant had prominently posted no-trespassing signs all over his property.
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The group, comprising three teenagers and a 26-year-old man with mental illness, have relatives already living in the UK. A judge decided at an asylum tribunal Wednesday they should be allowed to enter the country and stay while their applications were processed.
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Procedures already in place require the citizens of the seven countries on the administration's list to undergo background checks and intelligence reviews before obtaining permission to enter the US. Refugees must also undergo lengthy vetting before being allowed to enter the US for resettlement.
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HONG KONG, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's Airport Authority said on Friday only departing passengers with travel documents will be allowed to enter the terminal as anti-government activists gear up for a three-day rally to raise awareness among tourists entering the city.
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The few attorneys that had such agreements were allowed to enter the facility a little more than an hour before their clients' hearings to help them prepare — insufficient time given that, for many, it is their first opportunity to meet in person, Perez-Davis said.
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As Dara Lind explained for Vox, O'Rourke's proposed executive orders include ending "metering" — which is how US officials restrict the number of asylum seekers allowed to enter legally at ports of entry each day, ending family separation, and expanding DACA to also include the parents.
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To relieve the pressure on Turkey, which has taken in 2.7m refugees since Syria's civil war began five years ago, for each Syrian returned another whose asylum application has been properly processed will be allowed to enter the EU under an official resettlement scheme.
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Smart Dragon-1, whose research and development budget came from social capital rather than state funding, is a demonstration of China's drive to commercialize the rockets sector, where more private rocket firm are allowed to enter the market to compete with each other, CCTV said.
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Within days she was allowed to enter Canada, where she was personally greeted by Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland, who has been at diplomatic war with Riyadh since last summer, when the Saudis took exception to the Canadian official's tweet expressing concern about human rights.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Twenty-two women currently training to become U.S. Army officers will be allowed to enter the service as second lieutenants in the infantry and armor branches under historic new rules that allow women to serve in combat jobs, the Army said on Friday.
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Few have arrived with American visas, but nearly all have been allowed to enter the United States because immigration officials were prohibited, under the modified deportation policy, from using the so-called fast-track removal process often employed at the border for new, undocumented arrivals.
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On Friday President Ivan Duque said Colombia would close its border with Venezuela starting Saturday morning, while arrivals who are not residents or nationals and have stayed in Europe or Asia during the last two weeks will not be allowed to enter from Monday.
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However, Malta said the German-flagged aid ship, named Alan Kurdi after a young Syrian boy who drowned during the crossing from Turkey to Greece in 2015, will not be allowed to enter its ports, and none of the migrants will remain in Malta.
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BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel has agreed to limit the number of asylum seekers allowed to enter Germany each year to 200,0003, a concession to her Bavarian partners as she tries to form a government after losing seats to the far right in elections last month.
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Homeland told The Hill that Veselnitskaya was allowed to enter the United States on multiple occasions between September 2015 and February 2016 under a "Significant Public Benefit Parole" document requested by the Justice Department so she could participate in a court case for a client.
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Ismail Ajjawi, a Palestinian student denied entry to the United States last month at the airport in Boston, was allowed to enter the country on Monday and was at Harvard in time for the beginning of classes, according to Amideast, the group that sponsored him.
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Entin said that crew members allowed Bahamians who only had passports and a police record to board the ferry, but they were then informed by Customs and Border Protection officers that those without visas would not be allowed to enter the US. That's it.
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This is because the order dictates that even after the 120-day ban on all refugees ends, refugees will only be allowed to enter from countries the US trusts to have "safeguards" in place — something most countries in dire humanitarian straits, by definition, don't have.
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Some of O'Rourke's proposed executive orders are just reversing Trump policies, like ending the practice of "metering" — by which US officials restrict the number of asylum-seekers allowed to enter legally at ports of entry each day — and the Migrant Protection Protocols (the "Remain in Mexico" program).
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It claims that a senior Mexican official was told by the US to clear the asylum seekers from the plaza where they were waiting to be allowed to enter the port — and, implicitly, to deport anyone whose Mexican travel documents had expired while they were waiting.
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Twice a day, in early morning and mid-afternoon, they'll read aloud the numbers of the people who will be allowed to enter the US. The notebook system, which is unique to San Ysidro, has hardly been a firm guarantee of asylum seekers' rights or well-being.
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The Standing Up Against Anti-Semitism in Ontario Act, introduced by Progressive Conservative MPP and former leader of the party Tim Hudak would've meant that no public body would be allowed to enter into contracts with people and entities that support or participate in the movement.
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On the other hand, the executive order no longer places an indefinite ban on admitting Syrian refugees — they'll be allowed to enter the US after 120 days if they pass the screening mechanisms that will presumably be in place by that time, just like any other refugee.
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Netflix's monster movie "Okja " and Noah Baumbach's "The Meyerowitz Stories" were allowed to enter the festival despite protests from French distributors, who said it violated a French law that requires distributors to wait for 36 months after a theatrical release before making them available on streaming platforms.
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Court documents show one of them, a Somali woman married to a U.S. citizen, was allowed to enter the United States on Sunday while another, an Iranian woman married to a lawful permanent U.S. resident, is set to fly to the United States on Monday afternoon.
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No military or government employees or contractors will be allowed to enter the Pentagon grounds "if they have traveled within the previous 14 days" from countries for which the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued the highest or second highest travel warnings, per the memo.
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The archives were still in grave danger: Firefighters had pumped water into the building for more than 21981 hours, and museum staff members were told that no one would be allowed to enter and retrieve the items for months, leaving them to deteriorate and grow mold.
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Under the plan, visitors from non-EU states will not be allowed to enter the region unless they are long-term residents of the EU, family members of EU nationals, diplomats, cross-border commuters, or essential workers like doctors, nurses, and researchers, von der Leyen said.
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Moreover, once someone has established that they are a US citizen, they must be allowed to enter the US. Usually, CBP will clear a US citizen traveling with valid documentation during what's called "primary inspection" at the individual's vehicle or in a booth at the port.
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But the document hints that European citizens would probably be allowed to enter Britain freely and directly from Europe even after Brexit, though they might face some restrictions on their right to work or to claim welfare payments as people from outside the European Union do today.
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Zabihian said her group waited for more than five hours before they were allowed to enter the US. Her group and other Iranian-born people, which included US citizens, were held in a room without enough seats for everyone and with only one bathroom, Zabihian said.
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First, officials granted case-by-case waivers to U.S. permanent residents who were often being detained for hours before being allowed to enter the U.S. Two days after Trump issued his order, Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly granted a blanket waiver to all green-card holders.
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Musk also noted that many impacted by the ban "don't deserve to be rejected," replied to a Canadian-Iranian dual citizen that it "is not" fair that said individual might not be allowed to enter the U.S. under these new rules, despite previously encountering no difficulties with border transit.
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The defense was not allowed to question Porter about earlier van stops since the state did not ask about them, but they were allowed to enter portions of the transcript from Porter's prior testimony into evidence, including comments about the crowd in the area when Gray was arrested.
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Artworks dated before 30 began resurfacing in auctions and on the black market in the 1960s, and it wasn't until then that the notion of a Palestinian artist was allowed to enter institutional frameworks, an acknowledgement that the nation of Palestine exists within the negative space of Israel.
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One person familiar with the matter, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Atiku was allowed to enter because the United States saw little benefit to creating bad blood with the man who might be the next leader of Africa's most populous nation and the continent's biggest oil producer.
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Donald J. Trump has called for "extreme vetting" to determine who is allowed to enter the United States, but when it comes to his presidential campaign, he has shown a propensity to be lenient when it comes to the kinds of red flags that might scare off other candidates.
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BRASÍLIA, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer said on Wednesday his government may put a daily cap on the number of migrants allowed to enter his country from Venezuela at an Amazon border crossing, where the influx has strained state social services and ignited violence with locals.
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"The ongoing Nakba means that, right now on Airbnb, Palestinians who were forced from their land and homes and illegally prevented from returning watch as tourists visit Palestinian land that Palestinians aren't allowed to enter and rent out," said Granate Kim, communications director at Jewish Voice for Peace.
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As a key player in Syria's reestablishment after a prolonged civil war, Russia has also accommodated Israel's requests for a new buffer zone along its border with Syria that Iranian soldiers would not be allowed to enter — thus helping Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, an ally of Moscow.
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For instance, White House tourists now have to first disclose which countries they've traveled to within the past month before they're allowed to enter the White House itself; security staff is likely looking to see if newcomers recently traveled to coronavirus hot spots such as China, Italy, and Iran.
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She was allowed to enter by Secret Service agents stationed outside the resort after the Mar-a-Lago security manager on duty verified that her last name matched the surname of a member of the club, according to a complaint filed in Federal District Court in South Florida.
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New Delhi (CNN)Women of all ages will be allowed to enter India's Sabarimala Temple, one of Hinduism's holiest sites, after the country's Supreme Court overturned a centuries-old ban Friday, the latest in a succession of progressive judgments to come out of the top court in recent weeks.
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As the orchestra prepared to leave Hungary last week, it was informed that one of its cellists, a longtime Hungarian citizen, would not be allowed to enter the United States because he also held citizenship in Iraq, one of the seven predominantly Muslim countries named in the ban.
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Many Bahamians have been allowed to enter the US without visas in the days since the arrival of the Category 5 hurricane on September 1, which has left about 70,000 Bahamians homeless, more than 43 dead and an unknown number missing, though unofficial estimates are in the thousands.
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Refugees already undergo 18-24 months of intense vetting before they're allowed to enter the U.S., and, according to an analysis by the Cato Institute, the odds of an American citizen being killed by a refugee in a terrorist attack are about 1 in 3.64 billion per year.
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Less than an hour before the ban was slated to begin, an emergency motion was filed in federal court by the state of Hawaii, which contests the Trump administration's plan to exclude certain categories of foreign nationals that the state believes are allowed to enter the country under existing court rulings.
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Despite the official closure of the so-called Balkan route, which has eased pressure on rich nations like Germany, aid agencies estimate more than 100 new migrants are entering Serbia every day, while only around 20 are allowed to enter Hungary - Serbia's only neighbor in Europe's Schengen visa-free area.
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It's an effort by fellow asylum seekers to keep track of who's in line so that they might ultimately be allowed to enter the US. During the weeks that caravan members have waited in Tijuana, they haven't been in conditions that seem sustainable — or even survivable — for a months-long wait.
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The zones were created with the objective of disarming gangs in the most dangerous places in Venezuela; the basic premise is that police aren't allowed to enter these peace zones in the hopes that their absence will encourage criminal gangs to stop enacting violence on innocent civilians who live there.
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While the court said it would exempt travelers from the ban who have "bona fide relationships" with Americans, the ruling did not specify exactly what that means, leaving would-be travelers from the six countries affected by the ban uncertain whether they will be allowed to enter the United States.
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A peace accord was signed last year between the government and rebels from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), and families of the disappeared say they hope the rebels will reveal grave locations as part of a deal to avoid long prison terms and be allowed to enter politics.
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President Trump claims that refugees in general and Syrians in particular are potential terrorists — but the odds that a Syrian refugee will commit a terrorist attack in the US are absurdly small, while the odds that the same person will suffer if not allowed to enter the US are extremely high.
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DHS wants to expand airport face recognition scans to include US citizens In a filing, the department has proposed that all travelers — not just foreign nationals or visitors — will have to complete a facial recognition check before they are allowed to enter the U.S., and also to leave the country. 3.
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Henry Rousso, a French historian and one of the most pre-eminent scholars on the Holocaust, said he was detained for more than 10 hours by federal border agents in Houston and told he would not be allowed to enter the United States before lawyers intervened to stop his deportation.
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At the beginning of the day, CBP officials tell their counterparts in Mexico how many people will be allowed to enter and seek asylum; INM, the Mexican agency, passes on that information to the asylum seeker who officially manages the notebook; and the manager reads that many names off the list.
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In 2015, Sinema also voted to greatly increase the length and intensity of the vetting process for Syrian and Iraqi asylum-seekers by requiring that the federal government certify that they are not a threat through background investigations before they are allowed to enter the US. And she introduced an amendment with conservative Rep.
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China had the favorite for the contest in Hou Zhihui, who lifted 210kg in her national championships in April, but, being allowed to enter only four lifter overall, sent her home from their pre-Games training camp in Sao Paulo last week when they decided they had a better chance in the heaviest category, +75kg.
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The Christian Social Union is said to have secured an initial 1,000-a-month cap on visas allowing families to follow one category of refugees to Germany, a cap of 180,000 to 220,000 a year on the total number of refugees allowed to enter, and a promise that income taxes would not be raised.
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But a political career that began in 1999 with election to the Overland Park City Council — where Mr. Kobach debated the less-than-partisan rudiments of traffic lights, crosswalks and parking lots — quickly pivoted to the more contentious questions of who should be allowed to enter the country and how election systems should be managed.
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Earlier in the debate, O'Rourke said his immigration policy would ensure that people like Óscar and Valeria Martínez, the father and child who drowned while trying to cross the Rio Grande this week, would be allowed to enter the U.S. But Óscar and his daughter weren't asylum seekers, at least not in the legal sense.
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To address some of the questions around just who is included in this temporary ban on visitors from seven countries -- including Syria and Iraq -- Defense Secretary James Mattis is now preparing a list of Iraqis who served with the US military and who the Pentagon believes should be allowed to enter America without facing a ban.
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When the Court decided to take the case, it also decided to allow a modified ban to be enforced: Anyone with a "bona fide relationship" with a person or organization in America will be allowed to enter, in addition to anyone with a valid visa to enter the US — contrary to previous iterations of Trump's executive order.
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All this to be one of the lucky few allowed to submit a Hungarian asylum application in tiny container offices set up for the purpose at Horgos and Tompa, in the hope of then being admitted to a Transit Zone, and eventually becoming one of the 10 refugees a day allowed to enter Hungary from each post.
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Filmmakers Joanna Natasegara and Orlando Von Einsiedel accepted the award, and explained that Khaled Khatib, who worked on the film as a cinematographer, had planned to fly from Istanbul to Los Angeles to attend the event, but was not allowed to enter the country reportedly due to travel restrictions enforced by the Department of Homeland Security.
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The petition says Trump's visit to the U.K. would "cause embarrassment" to Queen Elizabeth II. "Donald Trump should be allowed to enter the UK in his capacity as head of the US Government, but he should not be invited to make an official State Visit because it would cause embarrassment to Her Majesty the Queen," the petition says.
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Toronto schools will no longer allow student or staff trips to the U.S. due to uncertainty over whether everyone will be allowed to enter in the wake of President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's travel ban.
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"It can't really be explained in enough detail how complex an investigation this is in terms of identification, and in terms of recovery of bodies on a dangerous site that my team are not allowed to enter because the building is being shored up," Dr. Fiona Wilcox, the coroner who conducted the inquests, said in a statement on Monday.
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Rashida Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being allowed to enter on humanitarian grounds Week of August 23 Lawmakers slam Trump and Netanyahu at emotional news conference following scrapped Israel trip 'I have made mistakes': Elizabeth Warren apologizes, turns to policy talk at tribal forum Trump cools on background check push in recent lawmaker conversations Washington Gov.
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"To maintain the smooth process of the departure procedures of passengers and the terminal operation, only departure passengers with an air ticket or boarding pass for the next 24 hours and a valid travel document, or airport staff with identity proofs will be allowed to enter to the check-in aisles at Terminal 1," the Airport Authority said in a statement.
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How many refugees will be allowed to enter the U.S. is a question that raises much political controversy right now: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump continues to slam his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton's views on immigration, compares Syrian refugees to snakes, and voices his intention to block displaced people from countries tied to terrorism from entering the country if he is elected.
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Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertLouie Gohmert's exchange with Robert Mueller revealed an uneasy relationship Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess Mueller will be remembered for his weak testimony, not his shocking report MORE (R-Texas.) He also asked Nielsen if Jesus, Mary and Joseph would be allowed to enter the U.S. under its current asylum laws as they fled King Herod.
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Another pair of asylum seekers still waiting to be allowed to enter the port (who could be returned under the new policy if the US chose), answered the same question by saying they didn't go anywhere — they only left the migrant shelter to go to the supermarket, or to check each morning to see if their number had come up at the port.
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European citizens have also been sent into chaos, forced to cancel business trips and vacations because they won't be allowed to enter the US. Samir Hussain, a 33-year-old hip-hop producer from Cologne, Germany, who makes music under the name Gun Productions, planned to spend a month in New York recording music, seeing friends, and having business meetings.
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Travel restrictionsOn Saturday, President Donald Trump announced a full ban on travel to Iran; noncitizens who have visited Iran in the previous 14 days will not be allowed to enter the US. This weekend a "Do Not Travel" warning was issued for regions of Italy and South Korea where the virus is spreading; a similar warning for mainland China remains in effect.
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"Boston Children's hopes that this situation will be quickly resolved and Dr. Dehnavi and his family will be released and allowed to enter the U.S." Two weeks ago, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a revised version of Trump's executive order banning travelers from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, though the court excluded visitors with a "bona fide" family tie.
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"The EU has erected around itself a border for the number of trucks that are allowed to enter the EU every year from non-EU countries … There is a huge risk that if there isn't a deal on this permits system … there may be not enough individual truck passports for British companies to use to take goods across the border," he told CNBC.
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