They know the conditions in their countries of origin are inadequate.
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Possible countries of origin include China, Australia or Russia, he added.
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Investing in countries of origin like Mexico, El Salvador and Honduras.
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Others would be deported back to their countries of origin immediately.
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Those deemed economic refugees will be returned to their countries of origin.
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The top countries of origin this year are Syria, Iraq and Guinea.
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The victims came from a variety of countries of origin and occupations.
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Pakistan is much farther down the list of DACA recipients' countries of origin.
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However, migration can cause problems for the countries of origin, the IMF warned.
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They rebounded thereafter, with Iraq and Myanmar among the main countries of origin.
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India, China, Mexico, the Philippines and Canada are the top countries of origin.
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Can you guess what the world's three largest diaspora countries of origin are?
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Last year, Mexico returned 143,057 Central American migrants to their countries of origin.
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Tests were done before the coffee was shipped from the countries of origin.
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"And, above all, [policies] that promote development in their countries of origin," he added.
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Our report from The Upshot shows the countries of origin and their relative gains.
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That stance requires painting migrants' countries of origin, or, sometimes, Mexico as an alternative.
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Many seized items have been returned to their countries of origin, Mr. Vance added.
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While traveling to our countries of origin, we act as freelance ambassadors for America.
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He said those deemed economic migrants will be sent back to their countries of origin.
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Migrants and failed asylum seekers are not relocated but repatriated to their countries of origin.
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The menu has dishes from different countries of origin, like Egypt, Gambia, Senegal, and Nigeria.
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As ties with the West became stronger, those with the incomers' countries of origin diminished.
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Institutions and individuals may lament the return of blockbuster artefacts to their countries of origin.
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It was mostly passed by the countries of origin of those immigrants, so to speak.
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Order that Guantánamo be closed and all remaining inmates transferred to their countries of origin.
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The works' countries of origin have stepped up pressure in recent years to win their return.
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The remaining 38 percent is made up of people with ties to other countries of origin.
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The women are as different as their countries of origin: Poland, Ukraine, Belarus, Afghanistan, Syria, Honduras.
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The top five countries of origin all have large Muslim populations: Pakistan, Iraq, India, Iran and Yemen.
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Migrants come to him through a broker, who is connected to marketeers in their countries of origin.
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But such hopes dimmed after Mr Trump used derogatory remarks to describe some immigrants' countries of origin.
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What's more, labor rules are often the result of bilateral agreements between countries of origin and destination.
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The Swing Collective features five young improvisers of growing renown, all hailing from different countries of origin.
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And so far, 79 of those children have been reunited with parents in their countries of origin.
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Trump has also threatened to close border crossings, and cut funding to the migrants' countries of origin.
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Those with existing deportation orders could be sent back to their countries of origin without additional court proceedings.
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Prior administrations sought to boost assistance to migrants' countries of origin and also constructed barriers along the border.
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The leading countries of origin for American immigrants by 1980 were Mexico, Vietnam, the Philippines, Korea and China.
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Syria, Albania and Kosovo were the top three countries of origin for asylum-seekers in Germany last year.
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New roots are being put down, after centuries of living here, and those roots ignore countries of origin.
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He would be right if he were talking about the countries of origin of these criminal gang members.
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Should works of art be repatriated to their countries of origin and is that always the right decision?
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Sometimes, American hospitals send immigrant patients who are not in custody to hospitals in their countries of origin.
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When they were little, we plotted ways to create ties for them to their various countries of origin.
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Many foreign nationals are now in detention camps waiting to be handed over to their countries of origin.
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Prior administrations sought to boost assistance to migrants' countries of origin and also constructed barriers along the border.
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Only a handful have been permitted to return to their countries of origin, namely children orphaned by the fighting.
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We have not only detained them in our territory; they have also been deported to their countries of origin.
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Many Hispanics may look back to the lower standard of living their parents experienced in their countries of origin.
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In it, group members from different countries waved the national flags of South Korea and their countries of origin.
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President Trump should pardon Nahidh and the other convicted refugees who face terrible fates in their countries of origin.
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They consider both Ghana and Senegal to be "safe countries of origin," even though homosexuality is illegal in both.
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The president in the tweets said the four women of color should "go back" to their countries of origin.
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Hispanic/Latino/Spanish respondents to the ethnicity question also had nine countries of origin plus write-ins to consider.
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But locating the parents in their countries of origin and identifying their children within the immigration bureaucracy is difficult.
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But with no prospect of ever being allowed into Australia, hundreds decide to return to their countries of origin.
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This practice is traumatic for children, many of whom are already fleeing dire circumstances in their countries of origin.
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We have not only detained them in our territory, they have also been deported to their countries of origin.
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The Army unit processed nearly three million books and manuscripts, which were returned, mainly to their countries of origin.
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Some 5,000 were returned to their countries of origin from Niger last year, while 1,500 have gone back this year.
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Germany has been using linguistic experts to analyze dialects and determine countries of origin since 1998, according to Deutsche Welle.
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The German upper and lower houses of parliament decide which countries go on the list of safe countries of origin.
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The problem is compounded by the reluctance of many migrants' countries of origin, such as Pakistan, to accept forcible returns.
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Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras -- all countries that are grappling with rampant poverty -- are among the primary countries of origin.
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He vowed to detain all illegal immigrants caught at our border and send them back to their countries of origin.
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Some girls are taken to their countries of origin for the procedure; school holidays have been dubbed "the cutting season".
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The report recommended steps for returning artifacts that were taken to France without the consent of their countries of origin.
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They also point to the terror group's use of foreign fighters and those fighters' links to their countries of origin.
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The United States was one of the top three countries of origin of federally-identified victims in fiscal year 2016.
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She had proposed that items in Portuguese museums obtained from former colonies should be returned to their countries of origin.
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Many people in the last big caravan, in April, were women and children fleeing violence in their countries of origin.
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Reuters said that many of the migrants would probably be sent back to Morocco or to their countries of origin.
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I think it would be better if we make sure they are prosecuted if possible in their countries of origin.
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Turkey, India and the Philippines could all pose similar risks as the banned countries of origin that concern the president.
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America had invaded us, or at the very least had occupied or fought in our countries of origin or heritage.
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And when they are deported, they're usually shipped back to their countries of origin with no money and no resources.
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They brought their rituals and traditions with them and looked to their countries of origin to cater for their spiritual needs.
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HLB Specialties, a US papaya importer, released a statement Friday that emphasized the differences between brands, varieties and countries of origin.
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With the cooperation of Mexican authorities, we would detain and return these individuals to law enforcement in their countries of origin.
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We like to make pilgrimages, that's what we call them, to all of the children's countries of origin for their birthdays.
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So, process their asylum claims in Libya, their countries of origin or of first refuge, and fly successful applicants to Europe.
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Mexico says the migrants without a legitimate case to claim refuge in Mexico will be returned to their countries of origin.
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Many of the undocumented individuals featured fled their countries of origin with their families because their lives were at immediate risk.
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Most of these students are second-generation Italian immigrants who have no relationship to the countries of origin, the newspaper said.
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The return comes amid a wider discussion over whether Western collectors and museums should return objects to their countries of origin.
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As newcomers to the US, many immigrants from a variety of countries of origin are prepared to expect situations like this.
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Germany plans to use speech analysis technology to help determine asylum seekers' countries of origin, according to a report from Die Welt.
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One reason that Italy cannot expel its illegal immigrants is that most of their countries of origin refuse to have them back.
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Deported parents of 99 kids in custody have said they don't want their children to be returned to their countries of origin.
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Difficult questions now swirl around whether countries of origin should allow people who traveled to live and fight with ISIS to return.
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It's a reminder of what Latinos have to balance: Their families, themselves, their countries of origin, their Americanness, their successes, their failures.
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One new provision would require the government to arrange travel for children being reunited with their parents in their countries of origin.
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Moreover, migrants provide a boost to the economies of their host countries as well as to their countries of origin, he said.
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As they filed toward the coffee, their badges flashed their countries of origin — Germany, Turkey, Peru, India, Israel and Australia, among others.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis recently declared that allied countries of origin should take custody of ISIS foreign fighters captured in Syria.
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Deported parents of 118 kids in custody have said they don't want their children to be returned to the countries of origin.
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Deported parents of 125 kids in custody have said they don't want their children to be returned to the countries of origin.
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"We have to ensure continuity and equally strengthen basic services and social infrastructure in countries of origin, transit and host countries," he said.
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Yes, some of us have more at stake than others depending on our religious garb, our countries of origin, or our immigration status.
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But a number of these treasures have become the subject of intense debate and requests for their return by their countries of origin.
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"Uzbekistan would be one of the countries of origin that would get consideration under the Diversity Visa Lottery," an official says on background.
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In 2016, Japan saw a 44% increase in asylum applicants with Indonesia, Nepal and the Philippines being the top three countries of origin.
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On Wednesday, Cambodian authorities said that they would send the waste back to its stated countries of origin - the United States and Canada.
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On Monday, 100 students from the high school staged a walkout, carrying flags from their countries of origin, according to NBC New York.
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Many evacuees, particularly foreigners, still express obdurate support for Islamic State, posing difficult security, legal and moral questions for their countries of origin.
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Under that previous law — the Johnson-Reed Act — immigration was based on the countries of origin of Americans, according to the 1890 census.
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Chile's taking on the Rapa Nui cause comes as European museums are facing growing pressure to repatriate objects to their countries of origin.
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Many of the migrants who made it to Germany last year did not receive asylum and were returned to their countries of origin.
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"The important thing is that the countries of origin keep responsibility for them," Mattis told reporters traveling with him from Rome to Brussels.
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Of those, 10 children are currently in the pipeline to reunite with their parents in their countries of origin, according to court documents.
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"The important thing is that the countries of origin keep responsibility for them," Mattis told reporters traveling with him from Rome to Brussels.
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Previously, the bulk of people coming across the sea were already displaced from their countries of origin: Syrians, Iraqis, Afghans, or Nigerians, for example.
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European states have pledged tens of millions of euros to Libya, Niger and migrants' countries of origin in an effort to stem the flows.
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The French minister of foreign affairs appointed an "ambassador for migration", who will foster co-operation with migrants' countries of origin and of transit.
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"Be it Niger, a transit nation, or the countries of origin, it is only through development that we will prevent illegal migration," Issoufou said.
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Only then did Ossoff say he wants such decisions to be based on intelligence, rather than a blanket policy on certain countries of origin.
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Almost half of them (18 of the 40) don't live in Latin America because their reach is limited within their own countries of origin.
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The report highlighted that conflicts remained a strong driver of displacement, with around five million people returning to their countries of origin in 2017.
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Further, refugees make significant contributions wherever they are welcomed, including opening businesses and building cultural connections between countries of origin and countries of resettlement.
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But, because their countries of origin refuse to take them back or are deemed unsafe, most will stay in Germany for the foreseeable future.
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"Different regulations are not good in this matter and send a wrong signal to the refugees' countries of origin," he was cited as saying.
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The paper, by Anouch Missirian and Wolfram Schlenker, looks at weather patterns in the countries of origin for asylum applicants between 2000 and 2014.
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If convicted, they would be imprisoned for the duration of their sentences, after which time they could be returned to their countries of origin.
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If convicted, immigrants would be imprisoned for the duration of their sentences, after which time they could be returned to their countries of origin.
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Countries of origin were not recorded, but C.D.C. records suggest that many travelers to India get malaria while on family visits, Dr. Khuu said.
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Yeo said Monday the cost of repatriating the trash was, and will be, covered entirely by the countries of origin and the shipping liners.
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Of those, only 18 children are currently in the pipeline to reunite with their parents in their countries of origin, according to court documents.
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We cannot allow them to wither indefinitely inside camps or be deported to their countries of origin if it puts their lives in danger.
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Police said most of the men had been living in the accommodation under false names and having given false birth dates and countries of origin.
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The luxury brand says it will now share the countries of origin, or the provenance, of its newly, individually registered diamonds 0.18 carats and larger.
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Besides telling visitors the artists' names and countries of origin, the exhibition offered no comment, comparison or context: all that was left to the viewers.
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We're talking about economic support, support with medical drugs, humanitarian aid, to provide medical services, doctors until the migrants return to their countries of origin.
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For the millions of people displaced from their countries of origin today, we should be more cognizant of how food insecurity might explain their displacement.
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The only way this problem can be solved is by addressing its root causes, and that means cooperation and investment in migrants' countries of origin.
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There are also concerns that former ISIS operatives could bring some of the tactics they learned on the battlefield back to their countries of origin.
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The obvious risk is that the United States is sending back to their countries of origin victims of persecution and torture, with possible tragic consequences.
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Turkey announced last week it would start to repatriate captured Islamic State fighters to their countries of origin even if their citizenship had been revoked.
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Sanchez says his government is in talks with Morocco, from where traffickers take the migrants across the Mediterranean, and the migrants&apos countries of origin.
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Last year, France's president Emmanuel Macron talked about the need to return stolen African artifacts housed in European museums back to their countries of origin.
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More often than not, they have no choice but to bring those items back in large quantities after they've visited their faraway countries of origin.
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He announced the players and their countries of origin — Puerto Rico, Cuba, Korea, Spain, Japan — and then shot around instructions for the tunes to come.
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Traffickers who take money to transport the migrants from their countries of origin often hold them hostage and demand more money once they reach Libya.
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Data from the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point show the countries of origin for more than 603,000 Islamic State affiliates (including women and minors).
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Data from the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point show the countries of origin for more than 22018,29 Islamic State affiliates (including women and minors).
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Dated September 27, that report said 32 children had been reunified with parents in their countries of origin, and 27 more were in the pipeline.
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Using a well-worn racist attack last month, he told four progressive congresswomen to "go back" to their countries of origin, though all four are Americans.
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Meanwhile, European Union officials met the Nigerian government to try to thrash out an agreement on sending failed asylum-seekers back to their countries of origin.
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The new study looks at the issue across 103 countries of origin and separates people who planned to migrate from asylum seekers who are forcibly displaced.
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Like their No-Maj (non-magical, Muggle) peers, the immigrant witches and wizards "had a variety of reasons for leaving their countries of origin," writes Rowling.
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After all, legal immigrants are well vetted, and if they have criminal records in their countries of origin they are generally ineligible for admission to American.
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One of the most striking elements at Grana is the pricing — almost an unbelievable bargain, given the scattered countries of origin of the high quality materials.
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Kratom is already a controlled substance in 16 countries, including two of its countries of origin, Thailand and Malaysia, as well as Australia, Sweden and Germany.
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There are also concerns that these former ISIS operatives could bring some of the tactics they learned on the battlefield back to their countries of origin.
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Lopez Obrador said Mexico's priority was to address the root causes of illegal migration: poverty, violence and a lack of democracy in the countries of origin.
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Some of the experts thought Trump might have been attempting to refer, rather, to remittance money -- money immigrants send back home to their countries of origin.
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Ultimately, bans in China and restrictions elsewhere could force the countries of origin to step up their own recycling efforts, said the British Plastics Federation's Baynham.
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An argument sometimes cited by critics of immigration is that migrants might taint their new homes with a residue of the culture of their countries of origin.
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But the Duterte administration deflected blame from China, saying in the statement that it was a mistake to connect the drug traffickers with "their countries of origin".
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"We're in the march of migrants, looking for a better future for our family because our families run risks in our countries of origin," Jhony told VICE.
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Their purposes range just as widely as their countries of origin — labyrinths have been used for Pagan rituals, templates for basket design, and even horseback riding training.
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Western museums have traditionally resisted appeals to return objects to their countries of origin, which they often argue lack the necessary resources to care for the works.
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Alex Nowrasteh is an immigration policy analyst at the Cato Institute and a co-author of the report Criminal Immigrants: Their Numbers, Demographics, and Countries of Origin.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had urged members of the coalition ahead of the meeting to take Islamic State detainees back to their countries of origin.
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It is almost as if these people are trying to recreate the cultural environment that has led to their very own misfortunes in their countries of origin.
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Other officials said the information included the fighters' identities, countries of origin, routes into Syria and the illicit networks that recruited and ferried them to the region.
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"The families detained there have in many cases escaped unspeakable horrors in their countries of origin and are seeking asylum and a better life, " Mr. Casey wrote.
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While the United States and its allies attempted to return the stolen art to their countries of origin, many pieces were never reunited with their actual owners.
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Seehofer told parliament that an earlier move to classify the countries of the Western Balkans as safe countries of origin had not caused any cases of hardship.
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The prevalent immediate response has been to urge Libya to stem slave trading and calling for mass repatriation of migrants to their West African countries of origin.
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In 2001, after hundreds of Qaeda fighters crossed into Iran from Afghanistan fleeing American airstrikes, the Iranians deported most of them back to their countries of origin.
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Last year, President Emmanuel Macron of France announced his intention to return African art objects in his nation's museums to their countries of origin, temporarily or permanently.
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In the coming parliamentary term, Ms. Merkel's party hopes to designate Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia as "safe countries of origin" to which refugees can be legally returned.
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Is it true that your church conducts funeral services "in absentia" for undocumented parishioners who can't return to their countries of origin for funerals of loved ones?
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As a nation, we are stealing basic human rights from people who legally seek our help from the significant dangers they faced in their countries of origin.
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The officials and entities sanctioned are mostly from smaller nations; the countries of origin include Myanmar, Cambodia, Serbia, Latvia, South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo and Pakistan.
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Harping on Muslims' status as a once-colonized group is a way of highlighting their ties to their countries of origin, over those to their host country.
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In 2017 the top four countries of origin of new permanent residents were India, the Philippines, China and Syria, who made up 47% of the total between them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Emmanuel Macron's pledge to repatriate African artifacts held in French museums to their countries of origin has taken a significant step forward.
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ACLU lawyer Lee Gelernt said that some people seeking asylum cross between official ports because "they're in real danger," either in their countries of origin or in Mexico.
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"Repatriating foreign terrorist fighters to their countries of origin is the best solution to prevent them from returning to the battlefield," Robertson, the Defense Department spokesman, told CNN.
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Foreign senior citizens who give up their Danish residency would be allowed to take their state pensions with them if they moved back to their countries of origin.
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Germany and the U.K. were found to be the top two destinations for young European citizens, while the top countries of origin were Romania, Poland, Italy and Portugal.
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This is not about Omar anymore, or the other women of color who have been told by this president to 'go back' to their supposed countries of origin.
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Also in May, Malaysia sent back 450 tonnes of plastic waste to their countries of origin, including the the United Kingdom, Canada, the US, Japan, and the Netherlands.
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Lately, it has become fashionable to return antiquities to their countries of origin, as Yale University recently did with thousands of items taken from Machu Picchu in Peru.
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To add to these woes, about 30% are suspected to have returned to their countries of origin, according to numbers aggregated by the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism.
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Not only do donors need to provide more support, countries of origin, transit and destination should redouble efforts to develop legal and safe migration channels within the region.
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The Australian government has offered $25,000 to any refugees willing to return to their countries of origin, including Myanmar, Afghanistan and Pakistan, which Reuters reports few have accepted.
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Following the publication of a French report last month that called on museums there to return items to their countries of origin, some in Belgium restated similar sentiments.
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The future of hundreds of thousands of DREAMers depends on the words — and actions — of a president who has repeatedly talked about their countries of origin with disdain.
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Camps do exist, but the Roma who live there are merely the latest wave of Romani refugees escaping persecution and war in their countries of origin, he said.
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In an effort to reduce the amount of plastic being burned, Mr. Novrizal said Indonesia has sent 883 containers of foreign waste back to their countries of origin.
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He did not detail measures envisaged but said he wanted to stop "imported deforestation" in France, citing unsustainable soybean and palm oil production in the countries of origin.
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Yeo said 60 containers stacked with contaminated waste were smuggled in en route to illegal processing facilities in Malaysia and will be sent back to their countries of origin.
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That festival, which was held for the 30th consecutive year, brought together people from all over the world to perform different dances and music from their countries of origin.
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And as the Washington Post reports, some museums are proposing "loaning" the artifacts back to their countries of origin for limited periods of time — rather than actually returning them.
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But government regulations issued in February stipulate that imported cocoa beans must be checked in laboratories in their countries of origin before shipment to ensure they are not contaminated.
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We work in the countries of origin -- places like Nigeria, Eritrea, Syria, Afghanistan, and in Europe and in the US with children coming across the border from Central America.
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The young people protected under DACA, Obama said, were raised and educated in the United States, grew up as Americans and often know little about their countries of origin.
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To date, Croatia, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia and the U.K. have pledged contributions for the initiative which aims to boost economic resilience in the countries of origin.
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Tweak a couple storylines, change some countries of origin, and set this tale in 1980 and this is a movie starring Kurt Russell and that guy from The Americans.
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Malaysia, the world's main destination for plastic waste after China, said on Tuesday it would return as much as 3,000 tonnes of waste back to the countries of origin.
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But some became angry, and others despaired when they found out that the Mexican government intended to send most of those who registered back to their countries of origin.
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While some U.S. policymakers argue that these detainees should be sent to Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, a better option is to have allied countries of origin take custody of them.
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"As planned, these citizens will leave the ship and be escorted to Humberto Delgado airport in Lisbon for flights back to their countries of origin," the interior ministry said.
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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has already flown back more than 14,500 migrants to their countries of origin so far this year as part of its voluntary returns program.
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But television opened up my palate too: Growing up between Nigeria and England meant learning about regional foods from within my countries of origin and far, far beyond those borders.
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Part of the Rivesaltes camp itself was used not long ago, between 27 and 2000, as a temporary detention center for undocumented migrants awaiting deportation to their countries of origin.
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Many of the fans from the United States (89,000), too, are Latinos who may support their countries of origin, and to them should be added Latino migrants in European countries.
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"The report was commissioned by Ethiopia and Sudan, two major transit countries and countries of origin for migrants traveling to Europe via Libya," said Matt Bryden, director of Sahan Research.
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The information, contained in Philadelphia's Preliminary Arraignment Reporting System (PARS), alerts authorities when new arrests are made, and includes arrestee&aposs full names, countries of origin, and Social Security numbers.
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Uber and Cabify require drivers submit an up-to-date police record from their country of residence, but not from the drivers' previous countries of residence or countries of origin.
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Here's the newest class of Giving Pledge signatories, their countries of origin, their net worths (when publicly available) and lines from their public pledge letters indicating their reasons for donating.
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Before Thursday's meeting, the Secours Catholique charity denounced the policy plans — which will clarify when migrants must be returned to their countries of origin — as a simplistic and backward step.
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They dream of a home-grown Islam that is less reliant on immigrants' countries of origin and sits well with democracy, led by teachers and administrators trained in national universities.
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A group of telecommunications providers may subscribe downstream to the combined data stream and be able to correlate the IP (Internet Protocol) addresses of the transactions to countries of origin.
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The virus, which repeatedly sparks panic far beyond Central Africa, endangers millions mainly because of how little the world invests in routine non-Ebola care in its countries of origin.
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Some, however, are expected to go underground and reconvene in so-called "sleeper cells" in their countries of origin, although the number of both cells and returning fighters is unknown.
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While acknowledging the core humanitarian concerns of the crisis, it is important that we also address its root causes, with a particular focus on conflict resolution in countries of origin.
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The senior Republican senator's latest plan to tackle America's problem with undocumented immigrants also would result in unaccompanied minors from Central America being sent back to their countries of origin.
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"We will keep in jail the ones who should be kept in jail and send the other ones to their countries of origin, if those countries accept them," he said.
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In November, a report commissioned by President Emmanuel Macron of France called for the mass return of pieces of African cultural heritage in French museums to their countries of origin.
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In the aftermath of the CNN report and an African Union visit to Libya, some countries of origin have begun accepting charter flights returning migrants from Libya for the first time.
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More than 2,790 have applied for refugee status so far, and another 478 refugee-seekers have asked to be "voluntarily returned" to their countries of origin, according to Mexico's Interior Ministry.
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"This is a special protection for people including diplomats or those who have participated in political movements in their countries of origin," the Costa Rican foreign ministry said in a statement.
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But, as Kalanick adds, the immediate impact will be far broader for the company, hitting thousands of Uber drivers who often travel back to their countries of origin to visit family.
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Also explore the objects by their countries of origin on a world map she created, which reveals insights like how the museum has a large number of indigo works from Japan.
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"This nationalist barbecue, which is actually a xenophobic demonstration of a tiny hater group, is attempting to hurt the desperate refugees who have suffered in their countries of origin," she said.
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Officials have said that a central tenet of the Trump administration's strategy for fighting ISIS is preventing these foreign fighters from returning to their countries of origin to carry out attacks.
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The artists' countries of origin are not mentioned in the descriptions next to their work, as if encouraging the viewer to see the art in a continental rather than national context.
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Many asylum claimants are Central American nationals fleeing violence and poverty in their respective countries of origin, often at the hands of criminal groups like Mara Salvatrucha, known as MS-13.
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In late May, the Malaysian government said it would send 3,000 tons of plastic waste back to 14 countries of origin, including Canada, the United States, Japan, France, Australia and Britain.
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Washers were among the earliest products targeted by the Trump administration, with tariffs from 20% to 20.5% imposed on nearly all imported large residential washing machines, regardless of their countries of origin.
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It led him to alternately cajole and threaten both the travelers' countries of origin — largely Honduras, with some from Guatemala and El Salvador — and Mexico, which ultimately acted to disperse the caravan.
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The U.S. representative, under-secretary Claire Grady, reiterated at the meeting of G7 interior ministers in Paris the U.S. position that these foreign fighters should be returned to their countries of origin.
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The EU is determined to curb these flows as well and is increasingly offering money and other assistance to African countries of origin and transit to prevent people from embarking for Europe.
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China argued that the concept of "significant distortion" did not exist under WTO rules, and the EU should base its dumping investigations on domestic prices in countries of origin, such as China.
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"Europe needs to keep in mind that Ceuta and Melilla are common borders of the bloc and that migration needs to be dealt with in countries of origin and transit," Celaa said.
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The plans — outlined in a statement released by the Department of State on Tuesday — include stepping up an existing project to process Central American applications for asylum within their countries of origin.
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A deal with Turkey has so far greatly reduced the flow, but better conditions in the countries of origin of migration are seen as key to addressing the root of the issue.
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Trump has said any immigration deal must include changes to programs for legal immigration that would assess applicants on their skills, rather than their countries of origin or ties to U.S. residents.
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Obama and DACA advocates have said the people protected by it were raised and educated in the United States, grew up as Americans and often know little about their countries of origin.
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Obama and DACA advocates have said the people protected by it were raised and educated in the United States, grew up as Americans and often know little about their countries of origin.
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" Soda said that Salvini's and the Italian government's rhetoric on migrants "sells well" to the public but, in reality, moving half a million people back to their countries of origin was "unthinkable.
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Juncker's letter follows an Italian proposal for an EU "migration compact" aimed at stepping-up funding to bolster the economies of migrants' countries of origin, possibly financed by jointly issued European bonds.
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The legislation also would treat unaccompanied minors from Central America the same as those from Canada and Mexico, allowing the United States to return them to their countries of origin after screening.
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Those who landed in the United States after the order was issued were denied entry by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and many were forced to return to their countries of origin.
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Katainen conceded that Europe faced a huge challenge and that systems needed to be improved to ensure that those who were not asylum seekers could be returned to their countries of origin.
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Like links in a chain, established residents would connect with newcomers from their countries of origin, helping them find jobs and housing and offering information on how to navigate their new home.
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"López Obrador is right that the only long-term solution for stopping out-migration from Central America is to invest in security and prosperity in the countries of origin," Mr. Selee said.
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The seizures marked the latest action in an effort by the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., to repatriate looted antiquities discovered in New York City to their countries of origin.
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Mittelstadt said the researchers surmised Trump might have meant to refer to remittances, money that immigrants send back to people in their countries of origin, but she emphasized that they weren't sure.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France made a pledge in 2017 that he would prioritize the "temporary or permanent restitution" of African artifacts to their countries of origin within the next five years.
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Over the summer, Trump was widely denounced for calling into question the patriotism of four freshman congresswomen of color, tweeting that those U.S. citizens should "go back" to their countries of origin.
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The "Dear Colleague" letter, signed by 119 representatives and obtained by POLITICO, says the policy reversal discriminates against "gay and lesbian international civil servants" whose countries of origin disallow same-sex unions.
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In late May, the Malaysian government said it would send back 3,000 tons of plastic waste back to 14 countries of origin, including Canada, the United States, Japan, France, Australia and Britain.
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Once settled, the migrant will be vetted to determine if they are eligible for political asylum or if they are economic migrants to be sent back to their countries of origin, Muscat said.
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On Thursday, Barcena described the move as "unilateral," noting the Mexican government does not support it and interprets the rules as not sending migrants to Mexico but rather to their countries of origin.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than 2,500 foreign children living in harsh conditions in Syrian camps should be repatriated with their families to their countries of origin, Save the Children said on Thursday.
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The president used a racist trope in telling the members of Congress, all US citizens of color and three of them born in the US, to "go back" to their countries of origin.
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Story at a glance More than 60 percent of teachers say they are comfortable talking to their students about countries of origin, race and ethnicity, according to a new report by Sesame Workshop.
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Macron said that, in order to counter illegal immigration, European states must reinforce controls at external borders, have a common asylum policy managed from the countries of origin, and a joint intelligence policy.
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Iran is of particular concern because of its central location in Asia and the Middle East, a destination for religious pilgrims and migrant laborers who then travel back to their countries of origin.
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Mr. Powell's address, which he called "The Birmingham speech," criticized immigration from Commonwealth countries to the United Kingdom and proposed a new policy in which migrants would return to their countries of origin.
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The report, commissioned by President Emmanuel Macron of France, recommended that all objects removed without consent from Africa and sent to France be permanently returned if the countries of origin ask for them.
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"The reality is that conditions in countries of origin continue to push people to migrate," said Joanna Williams, advocacy director of the Kino Border Initiative, which works with migrants along the Arizona border.
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But the judge shared what he said were his "tentative thoughts" on the matter so far, noting that the government's plan to reunite children with deported parents in countries of origin is appropriate.
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Washington should begin by working with the SDF and other allies to take an accurate count of the number of detainees, as well as collect biometric data and identify their countries of origin.
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Steyer would restore restrictions on immigrants with temporary protected status due to issues in their countries of origin, and end restrictions on travel from several mostly Muslim countries put in place by Trump.
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Hundreds of people are believed to have left Europe to fight for Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, and many await in detention camps to be handed over to their countries of origin.
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Her family applied for temporary protected status, a type of asylum given to people who cannot safely return to their countries of origin due to civil war, environmental disaster, or other extreme conditions.
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Hundreds of people from across the region make their way through Mexico, fleeing their countries of origin in a via crucis, or "Way of the Cross" walk analogized to the passion of the Christ.
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Despite the decreasing numbers, Bulgarian nationalists have staged protests in recent months calling for the immediate closure of all refugee centers, and for migrants to be returned to Turkey or their countries of origin.
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"Addressing and eliminating illegal fees is critical – and that means not just addressing fees in countries of origin, but also those who make money out of charging workers fees here in Qatar," said Qadri.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - U.S. Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said on Wednesday that President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration was aimed at catching undocumented immigrants and returning them to their countries of origin.
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Trump's comments on Tuesday came after he fiercely defended his tweets from Sunday, in which he suggested the four lawmakers, all of whom are US citizens, should "go back" to their countries of origin.
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The worst thing that could happen is that this group starts to feel alienation and people decide not to come in the future or decide to return to India or other countries of origin.
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Brown says she's gradually observed a "coming together" among her diverse group of mostly immigrant middle schoolers — a departure from the teasing about countries of origin and ethnic stereotypes that she used to hear.
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According to a notification State Department officials sent to Congress, $20 million would be used to cover the cost of bus and plane tickets to deport migrants from Mexico to their countries of origin.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will take steps to restrict the use of palm oil in producing biofuels in order to reduce deforestation in the countries of origin, French Environment Minister Nicolas Hulot said on Thursday.
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Not all of the shows deserve that showcase — a fair share of the Netflix offerings are risible melodrama of interest strictly for variety's sake, or to homesick expats from the show's countries of origin.
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An initial 43 potential candidates were identified with final selection of the 10 based on consultation with their host National Olympic Committees (NOCs), international federations, the UNHCR and the NOCs of their countries of origin.
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The report from Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon calls for the establishment of on-site court martial proceedings for sex crimes and for the first time lists the countries of origin of the alleged abusers.
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Were there actually nothing for immigrants to do and no place for them to go once they arrived here, they would be worse off than if they had simply remained in their countries of origin.
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They send remittances home to yes Mexico but also yes Guatemala El Salvador, Honduras, troubled troubled countries of origin and then they go home after four months because they want to be with their families.
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What if President Trump decided to lock up hundreds of thousands of immigrants for as long as he deemed necessary to try to force their countries of origin to accept the return of these individuals?
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Major problems were found in implementing Expedited Removal, a process by which non-citizens arriving without documents or with fraudulent ones can be returned summarily to their countries of origin without an immigration court hearing.
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Green-card holders, those who are permanent U.S. residents but not citizens, already leery of the justice system because of experiences in their countries of origin could be further dissuaded from entering courthouses, he said.
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" This month, Mr. Morales said at a conference in Washington that Guatemala had arrested "almost 100 people highly linked to terrorist groups, specifically ISIS" and "they have also been deported to their countries of origin.
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Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen said last month that the government's aim in receiving refugees would no longer be to integrate them, but to host them until they can return to their countries of origin.
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Among the children of immigrants, Asians in America seem most caught in a state of limbo: no longer beholden to their parents' countries of origin but still grasping for a role in the American narrative.
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Its authors, Bénédicte Savoy of France and Felwine Sarr of Senegal, recommend that all objects removed without consent from Africa and sent to France be permanently returned if the countries of origin ask for them.
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Both Malaysia and the Philippines have announced they will be returning hundreds of tons of contaminated plastic waste to their countries of origin, including Canada, with Malaysia saying it refuses to become the world's garbage dump.
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When he created DACA, Obama said the people it protected were raised and educated in the United States, grew up as Americans in their hearts and minds, and may know little about their countries of origin.
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And social media sites make it easier than ever for emigrants to remain active in the politics and societies of their countries of origin; they can vote in national elections, though most of them do not.
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HOUSTON – The American Civil Liberties Union is suing the U.S. government over its effort to restrict immigrants from seeking asylum on the grounds that they would suffer domestic or gang violence in their countries of origin.
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The presidency of Libya's U.N.-backed government said last month it was a victim of illegal migration, not a source of it, and appealed to foreign powers to help stop flows from migrants' countries of origin.
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Some of the locations include subtler nods to their countries of origin (while still maintaining the classic Starbucks style), and others are completely immersed and nearly unrecognizable as a go-to place for a summer Frapp.
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Her effort has been complicated by the fact that the pair is UK-born -- they are among dozens of foreign-born ISIS fighters whose countries of origin are grappling over who should take responsibility for them.
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We're also nearing of renewal dates for the Temporary Protective Status for people who have found relative safety in the U.S. after being displaced from their countries of origin, in some cases escaping violence or catastrophe.
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In addition to the usual documentation needed for lunch and bus subsidies, the mayor now requires foreigners to prove that they do not possess property, bank accounts or other revenue streams in their countries of origin.
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And dealers are alarmed by a November report commissioned by President Emmanuel Macron of France that recommends French museums permanently return artworks removed from Africa without consent, if their countries of origin ask for them back.
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Abdul Karim Omar, co-chair of the Foreign Relations Commission in North Syria, told VICE that trials of the men and women held in the camps will be conducted in conjunction with their countries of origin.
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"Beneficiaries and their countries of origin know that this is a temporary program governed by statute that must eventually come to an end," reads a previously undisclosed memo from the policy office, dated October 2500, 2120.
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But the return of the hair was also a simple case in the wider debate about what to do with human remains in European museums that were removed without the consent of their countries of origin.
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"We, in Libya, are victims of illegal migration and we are not a source for it," it added, appealing to foreign powers to help stop flows from migrants' countries of origin and across Libya's southern borders.
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A shocking number of stories emerged of children who had been sent away from their "forever families," either to new, un-vetted adoptive homes, back to their countries of origin, or just cast out on the streets.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has also called for greater efforts to deport those who do not qualify for international protection, but the process is slow and expensive, and it requires bilateral agreements with the countries of origin.
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Mr Salvini's blunder signalled a looming doubt: whether poor countries of origin will be any readier to co-operate with the leader of a xenophobic, hard-right party than they have been with previous, moderate Italian governments.
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In response to the findings, UNICEF is calling for urgent action on all concerned parties − countries of origin, transit and destination, the African Union, the European Union, international and national organizations with support from the donor community.
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Washington (CNN)The US military has been transferring dozens of captured ISIS foreign fighters from Syria to their countries of origin, according to multiple US defense officials -- however, hundreds of foreign fighters remain in detention in Syria.
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The report, authored by academics Felwine Sarr and Bénédicte Savoy, calls for a change to French law and the permanent return of all objects removed without consent from Africa if the countries of origin request their repatriation.
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Very few of the Sudanese people who have recently arrived in Brussels seem to be planning to stay: Sudan was not among the top 10 countries of origin for those applying for asylum in Belgium last month.
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Those requests included a call for early renewal of protected or deferred action status for immigrants who have it temporarily because of their countries of origin or because of Mr. Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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The most disruptive action so far has been an executive order that meant various immigrants and visitors to the US, including green card holders, were turned away at the nation's airports on the basis their countries of origin.
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As the EU struggles to show unity after Britain's shock vote in June to leave, leaders have avoided contentious questions like quotas, instead focusing on protecting EU borders and co-operating with the asylum seekers' countries of origin.
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The UN High Commissioner on Refugees reported that 88% of LGBT asylum seekers and refugees from Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador who were interviewed in a study suffered sexual and gender-based violence in their countries of origin.
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"For this reason, participants in this (caravan) are subject to an administrative migratory procedure, while 400 have already been repatriated to their countries of origin, in strict accordance with the law and respecting their human rights," it said.
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The order "emphasized the mission of intercepting irregular immigrants from many countries on our borders, treat them humanely and return them to their countries of origin as fast as possible," he said in a news conference in Guatemala.
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The president alluded to the intraparty squabbling in his controversial tweets, in which he suggested the lawmakers should "go back" to their countries of origin (all of them are US citizens and three were born in the US).
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Mali is among the top 10 countries of origin for migrants arriving in Italy this year, the International Organization for Migration says, and smuggling routes for migrants from other parts of West Africa also cross its desert spaces.
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When he created the DACA, Obama said that the people it protected were raised and educated in the United States, grew up as Americans in their hearts and minds, and may known little about their countries of origin.
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"This is one of the difficulties the art market faces in vetting antiquities, which is why Christie's very much values building strong relationships with and between countries of origin, law enforcement, archaeologists, and the collecting community," she added.
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Votel added that the US was "working on improving the capacity of the Syrian Democratic Forces" to detain these foreign fighters for the long term in the event that some are not returned to their countries of origin.
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Asylum seekers: Both Krikorian and Stein stressed that asylum seekers should file their claims in their countries of origin or in Mexico to remove burden from the American justice system and keep illegitimate claims out of the country.
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She said that legitimate refugees should be protected, but ideally kept near their countries of origin, and that they should remain in the first safe country they reach rather than continuously move across the borders of safe countries.
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They include the collection of better data on the movement of migrants, the strengthening of legal paths to migration, efforts to combat human trafficking and cooperation to ease the safe return of migrants to their countries of origin.
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The Italian strategy, which calls for greater cooperation between the European Union and the migrants' countries of origin, affirms the principle that regardless of where a migrant first arrives, that person is "disembarking in Europe," Mr. Conte said.
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" Pueblo Sin Fronteras said they would not respond to Trump's tweet Sunday, but stated that the refugee caravan "is a movement made of people who were forced to flee their countries of origin due to persecution and violence.
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Written by two academics, Bénédicte Savoy of France and Felwine Sarr of Senegal, the report recommends that French museums permanently return artworks that were removed from Africa without consent if their countries of origin ask for them back.
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ROME (Reuters) - As U.S.-backed militias in Syria capture a growing number of Islamic State militants, the United States wants to see foreign fighters returned to their countries of origin for prosecution, a senior Pentagon official said on Sunday.
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He attended an annual blind-tasting competition between students from Oxford and Cambridge universities, and found that the participants performed impressively well at identifying grape varieties and countries of origin using only their senses of sight, taste and smell.
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Mr. Ygeman told the newspaper Dagens Industri on Wednesday that the country needed to brace for a sharp increase in deportations, which could include the use of charter flights to take asylum seekers back to their countries of origin.
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"The redistribution issue was discussed, but I am convinced that we will make progress on that when the first two things are solved, namely building up border protection (and) building appropriate support structures in countries of origin," Kern said.
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The official confirmed that the new security requirements, announced on Wednesday by DHS Secretary John Kelly, will not be funded by the U.S. government, leaving the costs to comply up to the airlines, airports and their countries of origin.
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A report, commissioned by French President Emmanuel Macron and published last year, called for a change to French law and the permanent return of all objects removed without consent from Africa if the countries of origin request their repatriation.
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A coalition of willing European governments should come together to ensure quick but fair processing of all asylum applications in reception centers in frontier states and to return those with no claim to protection to their countries of origin.
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Those who have not been recognized as refugees — with so-called negative status — have been told that they could voluntarily return to their countries of origin with a financial package from the Australian government that they have until Aug.
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According to a study by the U.N.'s refugee agency, UNHCR, nearly 90 percent of LGBT asylum seekers and refugees from Central America it interviewed in 2016 said they had suffered sexual and gender-based violence in their countries of origin.
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The first generation of Muslim workers who migrated to the West, starting in the 1950s, did not know how long they would stay; their religious practices directed by foreign-trained imams were tied to those of their countries of origin.
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Immigration reform would strengthen our national security and enhance our global competitiveness by training and keeping the next generation of innovators here in the U.S. instead of sending them back to their countries of origin so they can compete against us.
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It said that counterpart bodies will also be appointed abroad to monitor the quality of exports on the other end and that the ministry is currently negotiating that exporters who violate the rules be punished instead of countries of origin.
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"Those who have been living in Germany for 40 years and could only visit their countries of origin every two years for 15 days have a very different idea of that country than those who have just left," said Saleh.
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The resolution was originally slated to be voted on Tuesday, but Democratic leadership pushed it another day to take up a non-binding resolution of condemnation of Trump's comments that several freshman lawmakers should "go back" to their countries of origin.
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Unless Congress also enacted sweeping changes to our legal immigration policies that result in endless family chain migration, DREAM Act beneficiaries would eventually be able to sponsor relatives living here illegally, as well as relatives in their countries of origin.
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The catch is that Saudi Arabia's air force still needs maintenance and logistics support from the jets' countries of origin — the U.S. and the U.K. — and that support could be terminated if the aircraft is used in an unapproved manner.
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The academics, Bénédicte Savoy of France and Felwine Sarr of Senegal, recommend that objects that were removed and sent to mainland France without the consent of their countries of origin be permanently returned — if the country of origin asks for them.
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But part of what distinguishes our experience from that of other immigrants and people of color is the fraught, intimate relationship between our countries of origin and the U.S., which has been foe and protector, oppressor and liberator, feared and adored.
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"We should pay attention to how national institutions like the Musée du Quai Branly, France's pre-eminent ethnographic museum, proceeds with loaning or returning African objects to their countries of origin in the next few years," she said in an email.
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Not only are they more likely to have graduated than those who did not immigrate from their countries of origin, but they are more likely to have graduated from college than the U.S. mean — what we refer to as "hyper-selectivity".
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People immigrate for positive, constructive reasons — to reunite their families, to give their children the kinds of life opportunities that they could not dream of in their countries of origin, or for the very freedoms that Americans claim to cherish.
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"We can try to address these problems at the US-Mexico border with walls or open arms, or we can address them in the countries of origin before they ever become a problem, and that's what I want to do," he continued.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's upper house of parliament on Friday rejected a law already approved by the lower house to classify Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia as safe countries of origin that would make it easier to deport failed asylum seekers from those states.
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"Their primary targets are their countries of origin," Mosazai said of militants presumed to be returning from fighting in Syria and Iraq, adding that Afghanistan had been clear with countries in the region, including China, about the "need to step up" support.
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So to think that anyone is capable of rallying and corralling 12 million people and sending them back to their countries of origin is either a little naïve or is willing to do things that we have not even started to discuss.
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On migration, Italy's populist government is hemmed in by constraints: the refusal of Italy's EU partners to take an agreed quota of arriving migrants and the refusal of the countries of origin to have back those migrants who do not qualify for asylum.
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" According to Britain's Press Association (PA) news agency members Baby, Scary, Ginger and Sporty opened the show with the message: "We welcome all ages, all races, all gender identifies, all countries of origin, all sexual orientations, all religions and beliefs, all abilities.
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It would require such children to be treated the same, regardless of their countries of origin "so long as they are not victims of human trafficking and can be safely returned home or removed to safe third countries," the White House document said.
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"We can try to address these problems at the U.S.-Mexico border with walls or open arms or we can address them in the countries of origin before they ever become a problem, and that's what I want to do," he said.
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The executive order, expected Thursday, would partially deliver on one of Trump's most controversial campaign suggestions for a "Muslim ban" on immigrants and visitors to the U.S. and just skirts constitutional protections by focusing on countries of origin rather than religious affiliation.
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At an elementary school in the city of Lodi, immigrant children eat lunch in a separate room — one result of a new rule requiring foreigners to prove they do not have property, bank accounts or other revenue streams in their countries of origin.
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It would require such children to be treated the same, regardless of their countries of origin "so long as they are not victims of human trafficking and can be safely returned home or removed to safe third countries," the White House documents said.
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In recent campaign rallies, like one Tuesday night in which he alluded to Ms. Tibbetts, Mr. Trump has riled up crowds by disparaging immigrants and stoking fear about them, saying that he would send them "the hell back" to their countries of origin.
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More shockingly, Bangladesh, Myanmar and China are not the same place; progressive Americans seem to think Democrats and Republicans have different countries of origin, yet they assume Muslim-, Burmese-, and Chinese-Americans all live in Confucian homes and celebrate Chinese New Year.
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"Very often, migrants are victims of criminal groups in their countries of origin, before then becoming victims of Italian criminality once they succeed in reaching our shores," Rossella Miccio, the President of EMERGENCY, a humanitarian aid organization that supports migrants in Calabria, told VICE News.
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Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland Jill Snyder, director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, gave an email statement to The Plain Dealer newspaper in Ohio: We remain committed to free expression regardless of the religions or countries of origin of the artists we show.
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Pushing migrants from one European state to another, or forcing quotas on countries, doesn't help either and could lead to the breakup of the EU. Instead, what is needed is for the countries of origin to encourage people to stay home, through investment and education.
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" Conway asked Breakfast Media White House reporter Andrew Feinberg, after he asked her during a media availability outside the White House, "if the president was not telling these four congresswomen to return to their supposed countries of origin, to which countries was he referring?
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Among the bill's opponents are farmers, who do not want a cap on agricultural work visas or a requirement that existing workers here illegally return to their countries of origin — provisions that would hurt not only farmers but also businesses between farm and table.
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The agency's action on Tuesday permits the testing company, 23andMe, to report results as part of its $199 Health and Ancestry product, which uses DNA from saliva samples to inform customers about their families' countries of origin, along with information on genetic health risks.
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A memo written by the department's Office of International Affairs division suggested extending the temporary protective status for another 18 months, saying it made no sense to send citizens of Honduras, Nicaragua and El Salvador who were covered back to their countries of origin.
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We will join protesters of all backgrounds and faiths to send a message to people around the world, including the people of Kashmir, that we will not celebrate or welcome those who violate human rights here at home or in our countries of origin.
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Many of these friends have relatives still living abroad — people threatened by persecution in their countries of origin or languishing in refugee camps in a neighboring country, whose hopes of resettlement to the United States have been in a holding pattern, if not permanently dashed.
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Former environment minister Nicolas Hulot said soon after his appointment last year he would limit the use of palm oil in biofuels in France to reduce deforestation in the countries of origin, raising outcry from Indonesia and Malaysia, but he took no concrete measures to do so.
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When people poured in from Europe, it was like being dropped into a giant bank account, and all they had to do was kill the indigenous people and pillage the land, and either hoard the spoils or bring those spoils back to their countries of origin.
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What they did: Study authors Wolfram Schlenker and Anouch Missirian from Columbia University paired data from the UN High Counsel on Refugees about people seeking asylum in the EU between 2000 and 2014 with the average temperature and total precipitation per month in applicants' countries of origin.
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In just the last few weeks, he called on four nonwhite congresswomen to "go back" to their countries of origin, even though three of them were born in the U.S., and he slammed Baltimore as a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess" as he attacked Rep.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump Wednesday appeared to rule out sending the thousands of ISIS foreign fighters currently being detained by US allies in Syria to the detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, saying that the ISIS detainees should be repatriated to their countries of origin.
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Some guessed that Trump might have meant remittance money -- money immigrants send back home to their countries of origin -- but that wouldn't make Trump's claim any more factual: he has not implemented any of his proposals to pay for the wall by taxing or impounding remittances.
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In a statement Sunday the cruise line detailed the countries of origin of what was then 66 infected passengers: 45 were Japanese, four were from Australia, three were from the Philippines, one was Canadian, one was from England, one was from Ukraine and 11 were from the United States.
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Read more: 31 celebrities who called for Puerto Rico's governor to resign after vulgar messages from his group chat leakedAnother song that sticks out is "Desde Aquí" ("From Here"), with lyrics that speak to people who have left their countries of origin but maintain a deep connection to them.
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In the early 1990s, ICE's precursor, the Immigration and Naturalization Service, began rounding up thousands of alleged criminal gang members and deporting them back to their countries of origin — even though many had left their homelands when they were small children fleeing war and had never been back since.
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Legal limbo The pair are among dozens of foreign-born ISIS fighters held in the region now seemingly caught amid a diplomatic wrangle, with their countries of origin either equivocating or point blank refusing to sanction their return to stand trial, leaving the Syrian Kurds with an uncomfortable burden.
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The ACLU is still struggling to reach some parents -- at least five, according to the latest tally -- to determine whether they want their children sent back to them in their countries of origin or prefer for them to remain in the US to have a chance at winning asylum.
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A report on African restitution delivered to the French president, Emmanuel Macron, in November recommended that all objects that were removed from sub-Saharan Africa without the consent of their countries of origin and sent to mainland France be permanently returned, provided the country of origin asked for them.
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Whoever emerges from the crowded field of 2020 Democratic candidates as the nominee will have to face down Trump on his hardline approach to the border — including another attempt to severely restrict who can seek asylum in the US — and the countries of origin for the migrants trying to cross it.
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The eight-months-long research process has stirred up some anxiety throughout the country since the French president Emmanuel Macron formally requested it in March, complying with his bold promise (made last year during a speech given in Burkina Faso) of returning plundered African heritage to their countries of origin.
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Witness this exchange between Conway and Breakfast Media White House correspondent Andrew Feinberg regarding Trump's racist tweets over the weekend: FEINBERG: Following up on the previous question: If the President was not telling these four congresswomen to return to their supposed countries of origin, to which countries was he referring?
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For example, many AAPIs will find it difficult to bring their parents, grandparents, or extended family to the United States from their countries of origin or will be forced to make the hard choice of leaving them behind because of fear of the potential repercussions to their own immigration status.
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"Priorities of the investigation are not only to convict those responsible for these inhumane acts, but also to identify the location of those who have been sold in order to bring them to safety and return them to their countries of origin," Anes Alazabi, an official with the agency, told CNN.
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It is not clear that such a presidential directive would be legal either under United States immigration law or international law, both of which contain obligations to evaluate the individual claims of people who present themselves and ask for asylum, claiming a credible fear of returning to their countries of origin.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee hearing was intended to be a long-scheduled discussion of border walls, but suddenly Kirstjen Nielsen, the secretary of homeland security, was being quizzed repeatedly about the vulgar word, or words, said to have been uttered by the president describing the countries of origin of African immigrants.
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The foreign fighters, who flocked to northern Syria from more than 50 countries to fight for the Islamic State group, have largely been blocked from returning to their countries of origin since the defeat of ISIS in March 2019, and have been held in prisons by Kurdish forces ever since.
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Moreover, the new arrivals, though still less educated on average compared with native-born persons, are more educated and come from a more diverse set of countries of origin than the immigrants arriving at the end of the 20th century (see the chart below for the educational distribution of recent immigrants over time).
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J.) and Jamie RaskinJamin (Jamie) Ben RaskinHouse panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Pelosi, allies seek to keep gun debate focused on McConnell Pelosi backers feel vindicated after tumultuous stretch MORE (D-Md.), which denounces as "racist" Trump's call for four minority Democrats to "go back" to their countries of origin.
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"As far as the aliens are concerned, that's going to be done on a case-by-case basis," spokesperson Carl Rusnok said, pointing out that "many, many different factors" — like the survivors' countries of origin, and whether they'll serve as material witnesses in the law enforcement investigation — will influence their eventual fate.
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Reporters Without Borders is using Minecraft's world-building game play to build The Uncensored Library, a virtual library for hosting news articles that have been banned in their countries of origin — places like Vietnam, Russia and Saudi Arabia — or written by journalists who were jailed or killed as a result of their reporting.
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Such passages make for particularly chilling reading at a moment when America has begun rescinding the temporary protected status of thousands of longtime residents, threatening to deport them to their countries of origin, some of which labor under severe economic disadvantages and sociopolitical strains, where their rights and safety cannot be assured.
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Mr. Hurd was one of only four Republicans who joined Democrats this year in voting to condemn as racist Mr. Trump's Twitter posts telling four congresswomen of color to "go back" to their countries of origin, though all but one of them were born in the United States and all are American citizens.
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The addition of the word "Savages" to describe two Jewish lawmakers and four female lawmakers of color who he previously told to "go back" to their "corrupt" and "broken and crime infested" countries of origin (only one was born outside of the US) set off criticism saying the tweet was racist and anti-Semitic.
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But it's unclear how successful the raids might be in achieving the goal to break up families and send people back to their countries of origin, since President Donald Trump tweeted about the raid weeks ago and gave immigrants and advocates ample time to prepare, change addresses, and read up on their legal rights.
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Related: Migrants Keep Arriving in Greece as EU and Turkey Seal a Deal to Deport Them A heavy police presence, including officers in riot gear, watched over proceedings, and local officials gathered for a photo opportunity with the new arrivals, most of whom will likely go on to be deported to their countries of origin.
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Mr. Trump doubled down with relish on his previous calls for the congresswomen — Ms. Omar, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan and Ayanna S. Pressley of Massachusetts — to "go back" to their countries of origin, even though all but one were born in the United States and all four are citizens.
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"A president who labels those who disagree with him as un-American and ignorantly advocates for duly elected congresswomen, all United States citizens of color, to be sent back to their countries of origin has no place at this commemorative gathering in our Commonwealth this weekend," Stoney wrote in a resignation letter, the Times-Dispatch reported.
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Appropriate justification should include, a description of the global refugee situation, including what countries are willing to assist and admit refugees; an analysis of the refugees' countries of origin and the proposed allocation of admitted refugees; an estimated cost for refugee resettlement; and an analysis of the impact resettlement will have on U.S. foreign policy and domestic policy.
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CEO and co-founder Misha Esipov would only say it was "much higher" than the company's valuation in its previous round — supported by the facts that revenues grew four-fold in 2019, and that it now covers more than 1 billion consumer credit profiles, working out to over 50% of the most popular U.S. immigrant countries of origin.
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This was beginning to happen organically in any event; already, militants from North Africa and the Middle East were leaving al-Qaeda's bases in Pakistan and returning home, using the cloaking chaos of revolution as an opportunity to see their loved ones again after so many years — and to wage jihad in their countries of origin, against regimes they had long despised.
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Using colorful graphics and short sentences, it shows the median age of foreign-born residents of New York (44.7) and of residents born in the United States (28.6); the most common countries of origin for immigrants (the Dominican Republic, China and Mexico); and the percentage of residents who are American citizens (82.8 percent, compared with a national average of 93 percent).
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"Central American children fleeing violence and persecution in their countries of origin continue to face significant barriers to accessing international protection in Mexico," said a report published in June by Kids in Need of Defense, a group based in Washington that provides legal assistance to unaccompanied immigrant children, and the Fray Matías de Córdova Human Rights Center in Tapachula, Mexico.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Deportation a 'Death Sentence' to Adoptees After a Lifetime in the U.S." (news article, July 3): I am appalled to read that people who were adopted from other countries before 2000 are in danger of deportation back to their countries of origin if their parents didn't realize that they had to apply for American citizenship for their children.
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The reasons their families are fleeing to the United States are inextricably linked to US foreign economic and criminal justice policies in Central America; not just a desire to come to the US. Not only have these children experienced tremendous violence in their countries of origin, and often en route to the US, but our government is compounding matters by its policies and actions.
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The catalogue for Radical Women, published by the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, where the exhibition originated, makes a heroic effort to contextualize the works of individual women within their specific cultural milieus and countries of origin, but it is difficult to keep track of this information while looking at the exhibition and especially if the details of each country's history and cultural production are not well known to the viewer.
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Then, last week in Miami, Mexican Interior Secretary Olga Sanchez Cordero under pressure from Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE, made concessions to the U.S., agreeing to step up efforts to detain Central American migrants in Mexico and return them to their countries of origin.
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Mike Honda of San Jose faced Democratic challenger Ro Khanna in the general election, creating a situation in which two Asian Americans from different countries of origin (Honda is Japanese American and Khanna is Indian American) and from the same party vied for California's 17th congressional district, the one Asian-American-majority district in the mainland US. According to the American Community Survey's 2015 estimates, Asian Americans account for 173 percent of the congressional district's total population.
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Of the children who remain in custody, there are seven who are in the pipeline to reunite with their parents in their countries of origin, according to the court documents, and six who the US government is working to discharge to parents in the US. But 146 of the kids from separated families who remain in custody -- more than 85% -- will not be reunified with their parents either because the parents have declined reunification or because officials have deemed it cannot occur because the parents are unfit or pose a danger, officials said.
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As regards the Eastern Mediterranean Route, additional efforts are needed to fully implement the EU-Turkey Statement, prevent new crossings from Turkey and bring the flows to a halt... More efforts are urgently needed to ensure swift returns and prevent the development of new sea or land routes... In the light of the recent increase in flows in the Western Mediterranean, the EU will support, financially and otherwise, all efforts by Member States, especially Spain, and countries of origin and transit, in particular Morocco, to prevent illegal migration.
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