Advocates and migrants both report that migrants in Tijuana are harassed (by criminals and police) because they are Central American migrants.
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Tariffs lead to more migrants; tariff threats make migrants too.
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One challenge is that few migrants self-identify as climate migrants.
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Addressing missionaries, not migrants, he called on the audience to welcome migrants.
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Globally, migrants are three times likelier to file patents than non-migrants.
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But according to some migrants' advocates, the goal for most Central American migrants is to eventually make it "farther north," a phrase common among migrants.
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This rule states that promoting hate against migrants is allowed under certain circumstances: statements such as "migrants are dirty" are allowed, while "migrants are dirt" isn't.
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Croatia has routinely denied accusations by migrants and rights groups of mistreating migrants.
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Globally migrants are three times more likely to file patents than non-migrants.
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Even your own article alternates between "refugees", "asylum-seekers", "migrants", "illegal migrants" and "immigrants".
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Theory 1: The migrants were kidnapped Officials at first tried to downplay the possibility the migrants were kidnapped, but later announced a national operation to find the missing migrants.
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Moroccan schools received 5,545 children of migrants in 2018, while Moroccan hospitals treated 23,000 migrants.
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Migrants, especially brown migrants, are being criminalized and terrorized for simply seeking a better life.
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One facility strip-searched migrants before placing them in "disciplinary segregation" — away from other migrants.
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So not all smuggled migrants are trafficked, and not all trafficking victims are smuggled migrants.
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Migrants caravan That caravan of migrants from Central America has made it to America's doorstep.
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He said that the footage of the migrants reminded him of migrants moving through Europe.
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Turkish police never targeted the migrants, they aimed to protect the migrants from Greek fire.
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Fewer migrants have arrived since spring, when Balkan states largely closed their borders to migrants.
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Kumar said internal migrants, when compared to migrants who cross borders, are typically overlooked by politicians.
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This is because smuggled undocumented migrants are evading detection more often than non-smuggled undocumented migrants.
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Even migrants' rights organizations in the US seem to forget about Mexican migrants once they're deported.
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The doctors said migrants report that agents take away their medicines that the migrants lacked proper nutrition.
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Migrants tend to be the most overeducated, as are people working in London (where most migrants live).
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The migrants can kill, plunder and rape with impunity because their rights as migrants must be protected.
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Now, there are more rural migrants in China than there are cross-border migrants in the world.
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The conductor disconnected the cars carrying the migrants, and started the train again, leaving the migrants stranded.
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According to Mohammed, two female migrants died and the other migrants from his group were never found.
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Venezuela has long been a country that received migrants but Venezuelans never expected to be migrants themselves.
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Vulnerable migrants Libya is a major transit point for migrants from Africa on their way to Europe.
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Migrants and aid workers complain that the police often take an aggressive stance toward migrants without provocation.
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Their rhetoric suggests that the group is staffed with undocumented migrants, thus proving that migrants are dangerous.
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"We've heard from some nonprofit groups that work directly with migrants that it's their belief that disrupting government agencies that work with migrants could negatively affect migrants," Friedman said at a press event.
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The tug&aposs captain, saying the migrants were rebelling, asked Italy&aposs coast guard to take the migrants.
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Migrants transiting through Mexico from Central American and other countries undergo violence more frequently than do Mexican migrants.
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Judge blocks asylum ban for migrants entering U.S. Trump's new barrier for migrants attempting to enter the U.S.
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Colombia alone has registered at least half-a-million legal migrants, while Brazil receives 240 migrants a day.
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At least 3,000 migrants have drowned each year dating back to 2014, according to the Missing Migrants Project.
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Aid group Auberge des Migrants says 11 migrants have died this year, seven of them on the highways.
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At one point, U.S. authorities fired tear gas at the migrants as some migrants threw rocks at them.
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As Mexico cracks down, African migrants are organizingIn early August, with the assistance of the local Fray Matias Centre for Human Rights, 3,000 African migrants from across Tapachula formed the Assembly of African Migrants.
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But today, permanent migrants who settled are reaching their 60s, fewer and fewer seasonal migrants are coming to the United States, and enforcement operations are driving the few migrants left out of the state.
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Smuggling migrants is lucrative, he said, with migrants charged up to 6,000 euros ($6,690) for "guaranteed" passage to Britain.
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The president argues that these migrants bring illegal drugs, traffic in human beings, and mistreat the migrants they smuggle.
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In other words, a wall designed to keep migrants out might very well end up keeping more migrants in.
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But I get it: 396,579 migrants apprehended at our border in one year is still a lot of migrants.
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In response to a letter with detailed questions, Alfa denied employing the migrants or housing migrants under inhumane conditions.
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He has ordered troops to respond to any migrants who throw rocks as if the migrants were brandishing firearms.
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Fourth, subsequent generations of migrants contribute considerably to the economy, thus offsetting the cost of absorbing first-time migrants.
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African migrants represent a small fraction of the hundreds of thousands of migrants arriving at the US southern border.
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The number of undocumented migrants arriving in Europe has sharply decreased—Lampedusa, once a buzzing entryway to Italy for Libyan migrants, has only received about 1,100 migrants this year so far compared to 21,000 in 2015.
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Watch: Migrants in Libya being sold as slaves However, during 2017 we have been able to track 87,000 migrants in the country through our Displacement Tracking teams, and provide humanitarian assistance to more than 33,000 migrants.
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But after those portals were shut down, the migrants turned their sights to Spain, where the arrival of undocumented migrants surged to 40,623 so far this year, making it the leading destination for migrants from Africa.
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Haitian Wadner Maignan works for the Jesuit Service for Migrants, which provides support and legal advice to migrants in Santiago.
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Migrants say they have no choice At the outset, about 1,200 migrants from Central America were part of the caravan.
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Doctors Without Borders has ruled out taking migrants to violence-plagued Libya, saying migrants are routinely tortured and abused there.
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The International Organization for Migration's Missing Migrants Project estimates 682 migrants have died in the Mediterranean so far in 2019.
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Facts First: While it's unclear what subset of migrants Trump is referring to, the majority of migrants appear in court.
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Far from mistreating migrants, Mr. Zoido said Spain had saved 15,143 migrants from drowning off its shores in recent months.
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But Turkey, which hosts almost 20183 million refugees and migrants, first had to stop using migrants as a bargaining chip.
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So even though the physical migrants would lose their jobs, but then the digital migrants would then be replacing themselves.
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"By taking this step, we are treating Cuban migrants the same way we treat migrants from other countries," the statement said.
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An estimated 4,663 migrants have died in the Mediterranean this year, while a record number of migrants - 171,299 as of Nov.
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Some organisations are trying to use migrants' reliance on online information in ways that benefit both migrants and their host countries.
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Tapachula, a first stop for many migrants on their journey north, was overflowing with migrants, from Central America, Cuba and elsewhere.
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Migrants and activists scale the border wall in Tijuana during a rally for the caravan of migrants about to request asylum.
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Just 10 migrants managed to scramble up into the smaller boat to join the smugglers and 27 other migrants already aboard.
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Researchers spoke to dozens of migrants living in the Calais "Jungle," but also to migrants based in Rome, England, and Africa.
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Austria, the Western Balkans and Eastern Europe, which are conduits for migrants heading to richer northern Europe, have refused migrants entry.
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The cost is much lower for apprehended undocumented migrants when compared to data on smuggler cost for not apprehended undocumented migrants.
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Pope Francis urged communities to welcome migrants and refugees during a special Mass on the World Day of Migrants and Refugees.
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It was attended by some 250 people, including migrants, volunteers and representatives of Church groups and other organizations that help migrants.
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The largest surge among groups of migrants was among "family units," or groups of migrants traveling with children, according to CBP.
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One of the Belgian organizations working with migrants criticized the proposal saying it was discriminatory and would fuel prejudice towards migrants.
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The Mexican government invited migrants to apply for asylum, and almost 2,200 migrants have accepted the offer, the government said Wednesday.
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Authorities say they take migrants south to protect them from smugglers and prevent migrants from storming the borders with Ceuta and Melilla.
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Related: Canada's Incarceration of Migrants is 'Cruel and Inhuman,' New Report Says Thousands of migrants are routinely jailed across Canada, sometimes indefinitely.
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Migrants from countries that acceded to the EU in 2004 (EU8 countries) have a higher employment rate than EU migrants in general.
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It also called on the authorities to adopt a law protecting migrants and asylum seekers and to halt the deportation of migrants.
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After the airlift of about 225,2806 Cuban migrants from Costa Rica to Mexico, Costa Rica closed its borders to additional Cuban migrants.
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A recent deal on migrants between the EU and Turkey also does not apply to Afghans (or any other migrants except Syrians).
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Whereas 252% of refugees and 243% of low-skilled migrants move to a neighbouring country, only 22015% of highly skilled migrants do.
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The group says that hundreds of thousands of migrants could be affected by the crackdown -- Beijing is home to 3 million migrants.
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The economy is slowing, but the flow of rural migrants seeking work in cities is also slowing, and those migrants are aging.
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The agents walked the migrants along a dirt road to an area where the Border Patrol was processing and transporting other migrants.
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Austria's migration policy will now include seizing migrants' cellphones on entry, stripping migrants of their cash and depriving them of medical confidentiality.
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Warnings about trans migrants being neglected and abused in United States custody have amplified fears for Ms. Quintanilla and other trans migrants.
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Also, "climate refugee" assumes that there are only cross-border migrants, but most migrants will, in fact, move within their own borders.
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Economists have found, however, that for the most part, migrants (low- and high-skilled) compete with other incumbent migrants, not with natives.
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More Indian migrants are crossing the US-Mexico border India is the top source of international migrants, according to a 2017 report from the Pew Research Center, which noted that 1 in 20 migrants worldwide were born in that country.
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Charities assisting the migrants said that as many as 2,500 Honduran migrants are in the new caravan, though the newspaper noted that estimates of the size of the new caravan have varied, with some reports of only a few hundred migrants.
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The French authorities dismantled the southern half of the camp in February and March, but the number of migrants there has risen to between 7,000 to 9,000 people, straining relations between communities of migrants and between the migrants and local residents.
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Since Italy all but closed its borders to migrants and France has tried to close its border to migrants coming from Italy, Spain has become the prime gateway into Europe for migrants from Africa, with more than 57,000 arriving last year.
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Migrants waiting to enter the United States are pictured at dusk at Iglesia Metodista "El Buen Pastor," a church run shelter for migrants.
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"This doesnt mean they cant employ migrants, it just means they have to satisfy a labor market test before recruiting migrants," he said.
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"Say '65 million migrants since 1965,' and then point out which COUNTRIES/REGIONS those migrants have come from," a Redditor named Shitlibboleth wrote.
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Inside the sports complex, which has become the main facility sheltering migrants in Tijuana, migrants wait for hours in long lines for food.
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The influx of migrants has come as thousands of migrants have fled violence in Central America and sought asylum in the United States.
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However, like other undocumented migrants, Mexican undocumented migrants who used a smuggler are less likely to be apprehended by Customs and Border Protection.
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In addition to about 2,000 migrants living in the athletic venues, there are at least 1,000 migrants in an abandoned international airport nearby.
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Migrants and refugees at Idomeni are demanding that the border with Macedonia be opened, but no migrants have been allowed through for weeks.
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About 270 migrants were released and placed into proceedings before federal immigration courts, leaving at least 377 migrants still in ICE custody. 2.
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Facts First: While it is unclear what subset of migrants Trump was referring to, the majority of migrants do show up for court.
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Many migrants board the buses desperate to leave Mexico's northern border, where they risk falling prey to gangs that target and kidnap migrants.
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Although it is not yet clear whether there are more migrants attempting to cross the border or more apprehensions of migrants, the known number of migrants trying to cross the border is on pace to be the largest in more than a decade.
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Background: Since Italy all but closed its borders to migrants and France has tried to close its border to migrants coming from Italy, Spain has become the prime gateway into Europe for migrants from Africa, with more than 000,000 arriving last year.
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"By taking this step, we are treating Cuban migrants the same way we treat migrants from other countries," Obama wrote in a statement Thursday.
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The area is frequented by migrants crossing into the U.S., although the hot and dry conditions have caused many migrants to die from dehydration.
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Mr Salvini wants to deport hundreds of thousands of migrants from Italy; Mr Seehofer wants to send tens of thousands of migrants to Italy.
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But containing migrants in Africa doesn't solve the migration crisis; some of these North African migrants have been displaced to bordering countries like Algeria.
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After picking up the migrants, it was diverted to a second dinghy while on its way to Malta, picking up those migrants as well.
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According to the Social Market Foundation, another think-tank, only 12% of EU migrants would qualify under the current rules for non-EU migrants.
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Yet, undocumented migrants were disparaged as "clandestines" and the political debate ahead of national elections next year was mostly focused on keeping migrants out.
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The deal reached Friday on returning migrants to Turkey applies only to new migrants who have arrived in Greece and excludes those already there.
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No one pointed to actual crimes committed by migrants beyond littering, venting instead about their general sense that the migrants were dirty and scary.
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Eunice Rendón, the coordinator of Agenda Migrante, an advocacy group for Mexican migrants, said the reintegration of returning migrants has been a longstanding problem.
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Humanitarian organizations say that migrants are mistreated and even tortured in Libya, and have protested protocols to return migrants who have been rescued offshore.
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But migrants say that it has the reputation for being safer for migrants and less crowded with asylum-seekers than other popular crossing points.
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Officials with Customs and Border Protection said that the officers fired tear gas on hundreds of migrants because the migrants were mounting an assault.
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US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) refuses to disclose how many migrants in their detention facilities have contagious diseases and will not vaccinate migrants.
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In 2013 and 2014, a summer surge of migrants, and especially child migrants, caused a crisis of overcrowding at detention centers and humanitarian concerns.
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Watch: Migrants accuse Libyan coast guard Other migrants on board the rescue boat said the Libyan coast guard had been complicit in their abuse.
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Nearly 50,000 migrants have been sent back to Mexico under MPP, which directs migrants to dangerous border cities to await their individual immigration trials.
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The attacks have also exacerbated tensions between recently arrived refugees and migrants, and anti-immigration campaigners; Germany took in one million migrants last year.
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Many of the migrants said they were headed to the United States, frustrating Mr. Trump, who said without proof — then backtracked — that the caravan of migrants contains "Middle Easterners" and suggested that the migrants were induced to make the journey by his Democratic opponents.
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Its work has been pivotal in providing humanitarian aid to migrants, and helping track deaths of migrants across often deadly Mediterranean waters between northern Africa.
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About 700 migrants amassed near the border early Friday before storming the fence, and 498 migrants managed to cross into Spanish territory, the source said.
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RELATED: 32% increase in migrants encountered or arrested at the southern border in May The swell of migrants has prompted the need for additional facilities.
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Migrants should be accepted, protected and integrated and if a country cannot handle the numbers, the migrants should be distributed among other countries, he said.
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"Our country is not able to take in all migrants — including the economic migrants," Zuccaro said, referring to those who do not qualify for asylum.
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He seems to be arguing that rich migrants are raising British housing costs, while poor migrants are lowering it by living in higher-density housing.
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Asian Migrants' Coordinating Body (AMCB) organized a vigil for the victims at Victoria Park on Sunday, a popular gathering spot for Indonesian migrants on weekends.
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Five migrants were injured in the jump, and seven Spanish policemen suffered burns caused by a corrosive substance thrown by the migrants, the spokesman said.
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Migrants from more than a dozen African nations have already landed in North Africa and an estimated 100,000 African migrants now live in Morocco alone.
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Migrants and the courts Trump repeated one of his frequent false claims about migrants who are apprehended and then released to await a court hearing.
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Many migrants in Ventimiglia have been "pushed" out of Italy&aposs asylum system, which has failed to meet migrants&apos basic needs, the report says.
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In others, migrants are seen seemingly wandering the premises, which has four temporary tents to accommodate the swell of migrants approaching the US-Mexico border.
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But rights groups including Hotline for Refugees and Migrants have said Uganda and Rwanda had agreed to take in migrants from Israel in the past.
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Migrants should be accepted, protected and integrated and if a country cannot handle the numbers, the migrants should be distributed among other countries, he said.
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Some 2,047 migrants were apprehended in 2015, then numbers fell to 915 and 1,047 respectively in 13 and 2017, growing to 6,893 migrants in 2018.
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Smugglers generally don't board the boats they load up with migrants, and NATO is not in the business, alas, of rescuing drowning migrants at sea.
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More than 115,000 migrants are now in Italy, more than five times the number of migrants who arrived in 2013, according to the Interior Ministry.
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In several cases, Italian prosecutors said, he paid Libyan officials to free migrants from Libyan jails, then sought to extort compensation from the migrants' families.
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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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Legal advocates for migrants have denounced the policy, saying a spike in violence and overwhelmed shelters in Mexican border towns put the migrants at risk.
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In 2016, Mexico deported nearly 150,000 migrants from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala compared with 107,000 deportations of migrants from those three countries in 2018.
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Three other migrants, including two children, were also feared dead in the latest tragedy involving the influx of migrants seeking asylum in the United States.
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Several confrontations between migrants and government officials in Chiapas, like the attempt to block migrants from entering the town of Huixtla, have also spurred concern.
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In the past, CBP has released reports of large groups of migrants trapped inside trucks and warned that smugglers are placing migrants' lives in danger.
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Despite the high number of migrants in 240, the IOM noted that 2017 had seen the lowest number of migrants in the past four years.
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Britain announced an immigration policy Wednesday that would prevent unskilled migrants from entering the country, requiring migrants to be English-speaking and have a job.
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Many of the migrants' complaints were directed at Croatian border authorities, whom aid groups and migrants have repeatedly accused of violent push backs and mistreatment.
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The doctors had volunteered to vaccinate migrants for free, but CBP refuses to have anyone — its own doctors or others — vaccinate migrants against the flu.
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Chanting and cheering migrants pushed through or climbed over a steel gate until police threw tear gas and smoke canisters and pushed the migrants back.
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EEA migrants contributed more to the health service than they consumed and there was no evidence migrants had reduced access to schools, the report said.
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The doctors had volunteered to vaccinate migrants for free, but CBP refuses to have anyone -- its own doctors or others -- vaccinate migrants against the flu.
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But a June census conducted by migrant advocacy groups Help Refugees and l'Auberge des Migrants found that the camp is today home to 6,123 migrants.
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Numbers of rescued migrants have sharply declined this year, but in recent years some 600,000 migrants arrived in Italy after rescue from smugglers&apos unseaworthy boats.
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" Connecting Manifesta-goers to other migrants in Italy, he said: "Here, in Palermo, there are no migrants; all those who arrive in the city become Palermitans.
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Aid groups say conditions for migrants on the shores of lawless Libya are atrocious and accuse Italy of being complicit in the abuse of those migrants.
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The left panel was dedicated to migrants coming across the border to the US — migrants who have either died or gone missing, their remains never found.
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That approach limits analysis to migrants who arrived before 803 and excludes migrants who subsequently return home, as well as many of those who later return.
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What he's saying: Trump previously called California's health care plans for migrants "crazy," per AP. Go deeper: Debate night: Candidates support health care for undocumented migrants
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His administration's temporary ban on refugees, increase in the deportations of unlawful migrants and plans to build a border wall have put off would-be migrants.
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A crude map distributed to migrants in Idomeni camp shows a crude map directing migrants to cross the Greek border with Macedonia across the River Suva.
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Armed men order the migrants to stop, force them to sit on the ground and then appear to call Border Patrol to pick the migrants up.
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The 28-member bloc is also expected to ask Turkey to take back thousands of migrants who are deemed to be economic migrants rather than refugees.
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As Europe struggles to prevent migrants from reaching the Continent, tensions appeared to be growing at Greek encampments used to house the migrants who do arrive.
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Tensions between locals and migrants are also increasingly strained in Ecuador, where the government has said it needs about $550 million to provide aid to migrants.
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Tens of thousands of migrants are estimated to be detained by smugglers, and the African Union says that as many as 700,000 migrants are in Libya.
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An eternal optimism is what keeps migrants taking to the road -- the same optimism that makes migrants everywhere crucial spurs to any receiving country's economic growth.
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The death toll for migrants in the Mediterranean has reached at least 3,800 so far this year, making it the deadliest year for migrants at sea.
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He cited ethnic nationalism and references to terms like "knife-migrants," and other indiscriminate characterizations of migrants as criminal, uncivilized, backward and driven by sexual impulse.
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Italy has registered more than 70,313 migrants this year, 27 percent more than it did by this time in 2016, when a record 181,000 migrants arrived.
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In this place of transit, the migrants must choose one event from their lives that the angels will make into a movie, starring the migrants themselves.
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One example is the Migrants in Countries in Crisis initiative, which produced voluntary guidelines to follow when migrants are caught up in disasters far from home.
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Hours later, another 216 migrants were picked up from two boats off Zuwara, and the bodies of four migrants were found in the area, he said.
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Mauro Verzeletti, a priest who runs a shelter for migrants in Guatemala's capital, said the facility has tended to 11,500 migrants in the last 10 days.
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The group, which has about 2,000 physician members, outlined a plan to first vaccinate 100 migrants, and then to expand to vaccinate the majority of migrants.
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There have also been clashes among migrants, and the French authorities have opened investigations into groups that have attacked migrants in Calais and elsewhere in northern France.
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On Wednesday, more than 1,000 migrants were apprehended by US Border Patrol agents -- what a DHS official says was the largest group of migrants ever apprehended together.
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Di Giocomo says the migrants reported that four Somalis drowned Friday when they and 30 other migrants jumped into the sea to reach an unidentified rescue ship.
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Migrants wait to be disembarked from the ship operated by German aid group Mission Lifeline, carrying 234 migrants, as it docked at the Valletta port in Malta
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SPAIN RESCUES 569 MIGRANTS CROSSING THE MEDITERRANEAN FROM AFRICA He said that Italy would host some of the migrants and called on others to follow his lead.
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Among independents, slightly more say it's a crisis due to the number of migrants attempting to cross (35%) than because of the treatment migrants are receiving (28%).
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Qualia blamed the back up of migrants inside the facility on the inability to transfer migrants into ICE custody, inferring more funding was need to to that.
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She said the directive to disembark the migrants in Libya was untenable, as it went against international law requiring migrants to be delivered to a safe port.
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Coastguard ships recovered some 800 migrants from nine different vessels on Sunday, the coastal service said, and coordinated the rescue of another 230 boat migrants on Monday.
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Indeed, while Europeans may feel anxious that migrants are importing Middle Eastern values, the migrants are having at least as hard a time adjusting to European ones.
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However, the sentence "fucking migrants" is allowed, as migrants are only a "quasi protected category" – a special form that was introduced after complaints were made in Germany.
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He accused the migrants of seeking to "take advantage of DACA", an Obama-era scheme to shield from deportation migrants who came to America illegally as minors.
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He attacked Austria's planned crackdown on Muslim schools and mosques and expulsions of irregular migrants, and Hungary's plans to restrict non-profits that sought to help migrants.
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" Meanwhile, Hopkins, in 2015, wrote that migrants heading to Europe were "cockroaches" and instead of sending rescue boats to help them, "I'd use gunships to stop migrants.
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The company created ICE's Investigative Case Management system, which catalogs migrants in U.S. detention, which helps to build records that can be used against migrants in court.
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There also are environmentally-forced migrants, who flee deteriorating or untenable environmental conditions like desertification, and environmentally-motivated migrants who are leaving to avoid future anticipated problems.
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Associations of Venezuelan migrants in Ecuador applauded the regularization plans, saying it would help combat labor exploitation and improve migrants' living conditions, but criticized the visa requirement.
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The bodies of the four migrants reached Palermo, Sicily, on Monday aboard the Norwegian rescue vessel Siem Pilot, which carried 206,100 rescued migrants and 13 other bodies.
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This has increased the draw of economic migrants from the newest and poorest member states of eastern Europe and illegal migrants coming from north Africa and elsewhere.
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Since an influx of migrants began around 2600, it has seen around 2229,2400 migrants arrive on its shores causing immigration to become a divisive topic in Italy.
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Most of the migrants staying at the complex had left as of Sunday, but CNN crews there observed several dozen migrants staying in tents outside the gate.
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Tantalizing photos appear on social media of migrants apparently doing well in Europe, while messaging apps provide secret channels through which smugglers guide migrants on their journeys.
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The documents obtained by the groups also show that in certain past raids that did occur, a greater number of "collateral" migrants than "targeted" migrants were arrested.
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Just across the Rio Grande, in the Mexican city of Reynosa, a dozen recent deportees and U.S.-bound migrants gathered near a cross that memorialized dead migrants.
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When migrants are apprehended, Daniel Hernandez, a Border Patrol spokesman, said agents confiscate items migrants carry with them, much like when a person is admitted to jail.
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Prominent among them was Viktor Orban, the prime minister of Hungary, who criticized non-Christian migrants and then built a wall to stop migrants from entering Hungary.
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The arrival of 1.2 million migrants since 2015 had led to "rapes, murders, attacks on police officers," he said, adding that most migrants live on German welfare.
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Ankara has accused Greek forces of shooting dead four migrants, a charge rejected by Athens, which says Turkish forces are helping the migrants to cross the border.
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Active mistreatment has not discouraged the migrants reaching France — for example, Human Rights Watch said last week that the police routinely used pepper spray on the migrants.
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But as the policy returned around 2000,252 migrants to Mexico, those exemptions were largely ignored, according to immigration lawyers, American doctors in Matamoros and the migrants themselves.
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He has also suggested that he might scrap the accord that restricted the passage of migrants through Turkey and send a new wave of migrants to Europe.
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Several Italian bishops and cardinals have urged the authorities to allow the migrants to dock in Italy, and many offered to take the migrants into their parishes.
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The migrants, camped within sight of Serbian border guards, were angered and confused by news that Serbia, Slovenia and Croatia had closed their borders to migrants in transit, effectively blocking the Balkan route taken by more than 1 million migrants to the European Union over the past year.
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DHS -- faced with an influx of migrants, many of whom are families, at the southern border -- has sounded the alarm over an uptick in migrants presenting as families.
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However, after a surge in the number of U.S.-bound child migrants in 2014, Mexico clamped down, making it harder for migrants to jump aboard the freight train.
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Along with the migrants who make their way from Algeria to Niger on foot, thousands more Nigerien migrants are expelled directly home in convoys of trucks and buses.
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Rich migrants outbid British buyers for the best properties; poor migrants are willing to crowd more densely into a dwelling than British-born people are accustomed to tolerating.
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Immigration Gillibrand has flip-flopped on immigration, now advocating for defunding private holding facilities for undocumented migrants and rebuking Trump for the treatment of migrants crossing the border.
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The men who tore down the gate were later picked out by migrants and handed over to Guatemalan authorities, several migrants traveling with the caravan told BuzzFeed News.
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International law categorises migrants either as refugees, who are entitled to sanctuary, or as economic migrants, who have no right to go anywhere that does not want them.
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The Austrian police said the migrants killed and injured on Saturday were likely headed for Germany, the country most migrants arriving in Europe have been trying to reach.
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Fewer Mexican migrants in all, and more who come with papers—America probably now has more legal than illegal Mexican migrants, a notable tipping point—have other effects.
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However, Siddique said that many Bangladeshi migrants who go abroad understand that they are doing so illegally and should be regarded as irregular migrants rather than trafficking victims.
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Before Mare Nostrum, there were more interactions between the islander and the migrants, because the migrants would land directly on the island and there would be an interaction.
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Activists from the group Lesbians and Gays Support the Migrants (LGS Migrants) blockaded the headquarters of Serco, the security firm in charge of Yarl's Wood with rotten food.
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Irineo Mujica, representative of the organization Pueblos Sin Fronteras, which is advising the migrants in the caravan, said the migrants wanted to seek asylum in the United States.
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More than 1.8 million migrants have entered Europe since 2014, and Italy is now sheltering more than 23,000 asylum seekers, as well as an estimated 500,000 unregistered migrants.
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McAleenan told reporters the pact would protect migrants "at the earliest possible point in their journey," noting U.S. immigration judges reject asylum claims from most Central American migrants.
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The largest populations of COFA migrants can be found in Guam and Hawaii, but there also are many such migrants in states such as Washington, Oregon and Arkansas.
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A 2017 study by the Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit, a migrants rights group, found 51% of returning migrants had experienced fraud or degrading treatment while abroad.
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When the police raid places housing migrants, they can often ignore signs of forced work or human trafficking and send migrants into deportation proceedings instead, migrant advocates say.
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Right-wing nationalist parties opposed to taking in more migrants and refugees have made gains, including in Germany, which has accepted more migrants than any other European country.
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Croatia and Finland, for example, save fingerprints of all migrants who arrive there, while Germany only lets in migrants who state they want to apply for asylum there.
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The news outlet said roughly 600 migrants left before sunrise, and planned to follow the same route used last year by thousands of migrants who formed multiple caravans.
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In August, around 4,200 migrants crossed into Germany, down from around 4,550 in July and a tiny fraction of the 64,700 migrants registered in January, the spokeswoman said.
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Coyotes would lead large groups of migrants across la línea to a pre-arranged site on the American side where migrants would be passed off to another guide.
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The migrants arrived in Brazil's Roraima state, one of the country's most isolated and poor, which borders Venezuela and has seen thousands of migrants arrive in recent months.
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And advocates for migrants and human rights say it is inappropriate to deploy a paramilitary security force whose training is uncertain to confront migrants fleeing poverty and violence.
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The vast majority of the migrants have continued on to Western European countries that have not taken as hard a line against migrants, and offer more economic opportunities.
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And while the plight of migrants is of concern to many Chinese, migrants' housing troubles have often been neglected, overshadowed by middle-class angst over unaffordable real estate.
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With more migrants moving north, and greater restrictions on entry into the United States, the number of migrants waiting along the Mexican side of the border has swelled.
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And a new wave of migrants, including refugees from Syria and the Middle East, are raising the same kinds of tensions that confronted Vietnamese migrants in the 1970s.
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It features a number of portraits of migrants or would-be migrants and written accounts of what the photographer himself saw over many years of studying their crossings.
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So all that physical labor that we now think can't be put oversees, all those migrants that people ... RM: So even the digital migrants would lose their jobs.
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Hungarian camerawoman who kicked and tripped migrants found guilty Hungarian camerawoman who kicked and tripped migrants found guilty A camerawoman filmed kicking and tripping migrants as they crossed the Hungary-Serbia border in 2015 was sentenced Thursday to three years probation after a court dismissed her claims of self-defense.
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French farmer faces charges for helping migrants cross the Italian border French farmer faces charges for helping migrants cross the Italian border A farmer in southern France who smuggled migrants across the country's border with Italy is waiting to discover his sentence after being prosecuted this week for his actions.
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After a clash at the Italian-French border, where migrants broke through police barriers, and as the number of migrants waiting to be let into Switzerland has been building up over the past days, Austrian authorities fear migrants could shift their routes as they try to reach wealthier northern Europe.
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Homeland Security secretary Kirstjen Nielsen suggests violence by migrants, but Maya Averbuch & Elisabeth Malkin imply in "Migrants in Tijuana Run to U.S. Border, but Fall Back in Face of Tear Gas" that the true impetus was nothing more than the color of the migrants' skin: the beginnings of an American hecatomb.
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Those running the centers raise money by making migrants or their families pay for their release, selling them back to smugglers or hiring them out for labor, migrants say.
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Erdogan has used a March 2016 landmark EU-Turkey deal to stem the flow of migrants and refugees into Europe as political leverage, threatening to flood Europe with migrants.
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One month after the boat sank Egypt's parliament passed legislation setting prison terms and fines for those found guilty of smuggling migrants, acting as brokers or facilitating migrants' journeys.
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CAIRO – Libya&aposs coast guard has intercepted 180 migrants, including women and children, in the Mediterranean Sea, a day after stopping more than 150 migrants on two other boats.
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But migrants have continued to cross the fence in small numbers, and police still regularly detain people who try to transport migrants to the West, according to police reports.
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"The overcrowding and prolonged detention of migrants represents an immediate risk to the health and safety of not only the migrants but also DHS agents and officers," Durbin said.
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The group also has been helping migrants file complaints against mistreatment and exercise their rights in a region where migrants are often too fearful to file complaints against authorities.
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" At the same time, she emphasized that hers is "a very mixed, multicultural family […] a mix of Chinese migrants to Peru and migrants from the Peruvian Andes to Lima.
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Unlike the EU's mission off the Italian coast, which brings rescued migrants to Europe's shores, migrants are returned to Turkey even if they are picked up in Greek waters.
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"As of today, almost 12,000 migrants have landed in Italy, about 2,000 more compared to the number of migrants that arrived in the same period last year," he said.
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Charities and migrants said local police would slash tents and forcibly evict migrants in the dead of night using teargas and dogs to prevent a new "jungle" from forming.
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The migrants, from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, were suffering from dehydration and asphyxiation when soldiers came across the truck in Tamaulipas, where migrants often attempt illegal border crossings.
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Gambians have accounted for about one in 20 migrants arriving in Italy in recent years, making it the country with the highest number of migrants per capita reaching Europe.
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In the case of economic migrants, they are entitled to be selective, so long as they don't cherry-pick migrants who services are badly needed in their home countries.
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Many of those migrants have fled civil war in Syria and the Middle East but the amount of people deemed as "economic migrants", rather than asylum seekers, is uncertain.
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For them, the arrival of migrants signals their exit from history, and the popular argument that an aging Europe needs migrants only strengthens the growing sense of existential melancholy.
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They have suggested an Australian-style "points" system for would-be migrants, but as Remainers say, this is designed for countries with proportionately more migrants than Britain, not fewer.
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More than 1.8 million migrants have arrived in Europe since 2014, and Italy is now sheltering more than 170,000 asylum seekers, as well as an estimated 500,000 unregistered migrants.
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Tensions with Malta over migrants rose several days ago when a spat developed over whether Malta had refused to accept another vessel, the Seefuchs, with 119 migrants on board.
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The flow of migrants crossing the border illegally has been an issue in Arizona for years, with some residents warning that migrants could import diseases to the United States.
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He might return his attention to the caravan once a majority of migrants reach the U.S.-Mexico border (according to recent reports, small groups of migrants have already arrived).
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But some migrants from the caravan have started trickling into Tijuana, according to Juventud 2000, which is working with caravan organizers to help provide shelter to the arriving migrants.
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Nielsen said the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is on track to apprehend nearly 100,000 migrants at the border this month, after stopping more than 85033,000 migrants in February.
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By giving a refugee a camera and finally letting the life of migrants be documented by migrants themselves, they would get a different perspective on life on Mount Gurugu.
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The demands of trying to shelter migrants and improve squalid, crowded conditions have overwhelmed local officials, and the arrival of the migrants has strained relations with the United States.
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The surge of migrants winding up in Ciudad Juárez and other border cities corresponds to a rise in the number of undocumented migrants trying to enter the United States.
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Greek riot police have used tear gas against the migrants at its Kastanies border post, while the coastguard has tried to stop boats transporting migrants to Greece's Aegean islands.
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The tribe regularly treats sick migrants at its hospital and paid $2,500 on average for the autopsies of bodies of migrants found dead on its land, mostly from dehydration.
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Attorneys want to offer migrants affected by the program legal counsel — but they have no way of identifying migrants, unless they've come into contact with them in Mexico already.
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Migrants face obstacles in getting to their hearings in the US The Trump administration had said that it planned to expedite hearings for migrants who fell under the policy.
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Even in relatively liberal Germany, where more than a million migrants have arrived since early 2015, calls to expel migrants who are in the country illegally have been intensifying.
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More than 1.8 million migrants have arrived in Europe since 2014, and Italy is now sheltering more than 23,000 asylum seekers, as well as an estimated 500,000 unregistered migrants.
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Still, that policy and others that make it harder for migrants to claim asylum appear to have done little to deter migrants from journeying to the US-Mexico border.
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Images of the migrants have prompted questions about whether the United States and Mexico will be able to strike a deal before the migrants reach the US' southern border.
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A recent video of the sale of migrants as slaves served as a reminder for European leaders that their policies risked trapping migrants in inhumane conditions, our correspondent writes.
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Libya is the principal springboard for most African migrants seeking to enter Europe, and before they even set to sea, the migrants face other dangers like traffickers and violence.
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But if history is a guide, the backlashes that often follow periods of fast migration hurt would-be migrants, the migrants who have already arrived and liberal ideals more generally.
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With no curbs on the free movement of migrants under Europe's Schengen Agreement, British voters expect a wave of unwanted immigration once these migrants are given asylum elsewhere in Europe.
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The announcement said the Pope made the donation to counter the worsening conditions migrants face when trying to enter the US, and hopes to help Mexican congregations who support migrants.
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Today, it's ironic to think that California is worried about migrants coming in from Mexico, when in the 1930s they were trying to stop migrants from coming in from Nebraska!
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Families of Mexican migrants in central Mexico and migrants in Florida said concern about what Trump could do in office had pushed some to send home more money in November.
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Time and again migrants have seen their TPS status renewed, to the point where migrants have been in the United States for years, building lives and families in this country.
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Tangier/Rabat/Casablanca, Morocco — Moroccan authorities are using force and committing human rights violations amid efforts to block migrants from crossing into Europe, migrants and rights groups told Al Jazeera.
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Libya is the main departure point for migrants attempting to reach Europe by sea, with more than 600,000 migrants crossing the Mediterranean to Italy over four years and thousands dying.
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The service says that its rescue craft has intercepted 73 migrants traveling in four small boats on Sunday, adding to the 73 migrants it pulled from nine vessels on Saturday.
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TUNISIA GIVES BOAT WITH 40 MIGRANTS GREENLIGHT AFTER 2 WEEKS But the numbers continue to rise, as an estimated 80 migrants arrive in Paris every 24 hours — 550 a week.
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Hoey said the summit would see more pressure being placed on Turkey to stem the flow of migrants and expectations that Greece would open more reception centers to process migrants.
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BBC political correspondent Laura Kuenssberg said the manifesto will propose extra charges for businesses who employ non-EU migrants and higher charges for migrants who use the National Health Service.
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However, two-thirds of all international migrants were concentrated in just 20 countries, with the largest being in the United States, which had one-fifth of the world's total migrants.
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The rule also exempts migrants passing through countries that have not signed major international refugee treaties and for migrants who have been denied asylum in the countries they traveled through.
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Others show migrants walking around the facility, which has four temporary tents set up to accommodate an influx of migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, according to the news outlet.
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Some migrants lit shacks on fire to protest their evictions and threw rocks at police officers in riot gear, who pushed the migrants back with tear gas and water cannons.
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But a new, populist Italian government is now turning away migrants without registering them; it might also refuse to accept migrants previously registered in Italy but now in another country.
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The farmers are struggling with a shrinking labor pool as fewer migrants cross illegally into the country and migrants who are long-term residents become too old for field work.
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There were 100,037 migrants apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border in June, down from 144,278 migrants in May, including people who appeared at ports of entry and were deemed inadmissible.
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And CBP still has to encounter and process arriving migrants in its facilities with limited ability to provide medical care and screening, putting both migrants and CBP agents at risk.
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UN agencies are working on improving capacity in migrant shelters, sending migrants back to their home countries, and informing migrants of their options, but haven't delivered aid to the encampments.
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Beyond that, recent changes in American policy during the Obama administration had already contributed to the surge in Haitian migrants, as well as to a separate wave of Cuban migrants.
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He directed judges to deny some migrants the opportunity to post bail, and restricted migrants' ability to claim asylum based on connections to family members who face threats of violence.
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The Trump administration has ratified Obama administration immigration policy toward Cuba, which ended privileged status for undocumented Cuban migrants who are to be treated now like all similarly situated migrants.
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The origin of migrants has also shifted from historical patterns, with migrants from Guatemala outnumbering Mexicans for the third straight month and Hondurans outnumbering Mexicans for the second straight month.
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Taylor Levy, an immigration attorney representing migrants in Ciudad Juárez, said that appealing to an immigration judge over the phone might also hamper migrants' ability to adequately argue their cases.
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UN agencies are working on improving capacity in migrant shelters, sending migrants back to their home countries and informing migrants of their options, but haven't delivered aid to the encampments.
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Some 650 migrants and the five dead bodies picked up by the Italian navy arrived at the Sicilian city of Porto Empedocle, where the migrants will get food and clothing.
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The number of Honduran migrants apprehended by the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol jumped to 77,128 in 2018, roughly 19 percent of all migrants detained by U.S. authorities last year.
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After a tense hourlong standoff, during which migrants hurled objects at the police, including rocks and shoes, the police fired canisters of tear gas, forcing the migrants into a retreat.
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The benefits migrants receive are far less generous than Germans may believe, he said, and many of the migrants are barred from work until their asylum applications have been processed.
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Lawyers for the migrants said the Sudanese officials warned that if the migrants applied for asylum in Belgium but were denied and sent home, they would be targeted for abuse.
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The Trump administration policy was criticized for putting the migrants at risk, and legal advocates for migrants pointed to a spike in violence and overburdened shelters in Mexican border towns.
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A Human Rights Watch report last summer was severely critical of police treatment of migrants at Calais, pointing to the systematic use of stinging spray and destruction of migrants' goods.
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He said that Ciudad Juárez, where more than 19,700 migrants have been returned under the program, was currently supporting a transient population of between 13,000 and 15,000 migrants, including migrants returned under the program as well as those who are still waiting to cross into the United States to apply for asylum.
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Spokesman Ayoub Gassim told The Associated Press that the coast guard rescued 14 migrants but he couldn&apost provide definitive numbers for the migrants who were on board or their nationalities.
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It also followed a CNN report showing migrants being sold for slave labor in Libya, sparking an international outcry and calls for migrants to be given safe passage from the country.
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The IOM has shortened procedures for screening migrants Libya, collecting less statistical data and focusing on trying to ensure that migrants will not be put at risk by returning, Hassan said.
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Libyan guards 'shot at fleeing migrants' On Thursday, the United Nations said it had information that Libyan guards shot at migrants attempting to flee the detention center after it was struck.
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This figure does not count the number of EU migrants who leave, which reduces the net inflow to 184,000, similar to the number of non-EU migrants Britain chooses to admit.
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Unlike the EU's maritime mission off the Italian coast, which brings rescued migrants to Europe's shores, NATO will return migrants to Turkey even if they are picked up in Greek waters.
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Almost a half million irregular migrants are estimated to be living in Italy, while in 2016, almost a million irregular migrants were found to be living illegally in the European Union.
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"They (migrants) did not want to leave the ship...We tried to negotiate with them and this has lasted for three days," he said, adding that two migrants had eventually left.
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He explained that bandits hide beneath the overpass, wait for migrants to pass above, and then run up the two small hills that hold up the bridge, boxing in the migrants.
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Italy, many African migrants' intended first destination, has taken a tough line since a populist government took office in 2018, and immediately sought to close the nation's ports to rescued migrants.
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With the constant flow of migrants, it's become increasingly difficult for CBP to process and transfer migrants fast enough to make room for new people being arrested crossing the border illegally.
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While some countries are obligated to take in refugees, the massive influx in Europe -- combined with crimes blamed on migrants -- has caused some countries to take a harder stance on migrants.
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In July, 800 migrants stormed the Ceuta fence triggering a crackdown by Moroccan authorities which has been bussing migrants to the south of the country away from the borders with Spain.
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Thousands more migrants are expected to arrive soon More than 400 migrants have arrived in Tijuana in recent days, according to José María Garcia, director of the Juventud 2000 migrant shelter.
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A new wave of migrants from Central America are crossing Mexico's southern border A new wave of migrants from Central America are crossing Mexico's southern border This segment originally aired Nov.
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Late last month, Shanahan approved a DHS request to send about 320 more military personnel to help with handling migrants entering the United States, easing restrictions on troops interacting with migrants.
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Read: Vulnerable migrants targeted by traffickers In Yemen, migrants also often get caught up in the conflict, sustaining injuries or even dying from shelling, and some are taken to detention centers.
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Trump's program of returning migrants to Mexico was initially launched in January, and the program is part of the administration's crackdown on the recent influx of migrants at the southern border.
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Those moves are a reflection of the increased share of migrants coming from Central America -- who reflect a different set of motivations than the economically motivated Mexican migrants of decades past.
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She said, "To many, the German state appeared not to be capable of handling this wave of migrants" — not " ... not to be capable of not handling this wave of migrants." video
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As of Thursday evening, organizers said more than 150 migrants had been processed of the nearly 230 migrants in the group, the latter being a larger total number than previously estimated.
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"In Calais, I met a population of migrants who are certainly in a kind of trauma," the Canadian lawyer added, criticizing police treatment of migrants sleeping in forests and on roadsides.
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A total of about 80,000 migrants wearing tracking devices currently live in the United States, including migrants who were released from detention before the zero-tolerance policy was enacted in April.
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After Italy's new government closed the door to migrants, efforts to cross into Spain have more than quadrupled in 2018, making it the No. 216 European destination for migrants from Africa.
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This attitude — taken both by the Obama administration, and by Kelly's DHS — justifies denying asylum to Central American migrants because it paints them as economic migrants rather than refugees fleeing violence.
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Earlier in the day, streams of migrants laden with heavy backpacks, tents and blankets, much of it soaking wet, loaded buses leaving their original migrants shelter within sight of the border.
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So they have expressed increasing discomfort with Mr. Salvini's efforts to block migrants from entering the country and his proposals to criminalize aid ships who bring rescued migrants to Italian shores.
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The substitute cyclists are often illegal migrants, asylum seekers and underage teenagers, according to French labor and humanitarian groups, some companies, and interviews with more than a dozen riders and migrants.
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" On Monday, after the migrants landed anyway, a furious Mr. Salvini said on Facebook that if any minister had allowed migrants to enter the country, that minister must "answer to Italians.
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Hundreds of migrants may have died on a boat that sunkoff the coast of Crete on Friday, in the latest tragedy to hit refugees and undocumented migrants trying to reach Europe.
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"In the short term, however, he has to deal with the migrants reaching the border and the tension in Tijuana," she added, noting the rising anger at the migrants inside Mexico.
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" Speaking of migrants from Tunisia, he said that the migrants weren't fleeing "wars, epidemics, famines or pestilence" and that the country "isn't exporting gentlemen, it seems more often they're exporting convicts.
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Traveling in vehicles is generally safer for migrants, but there may still be hardships from the varying quality of food, abysmal sleeping arrangements or mistreatment from their guides or fellow migrants.
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By law, Australia does not resettle any migrants who approach the country by boat, and since 2013 it has paid neighboring Papua New Guinea to shelter migrants trying to reach Australia.
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Advocates for migrants in Arizona said the government has been letting hundreds of detained migrants go free each week because it lacks enough beds to hold them in family detention facilities.
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The policy document, "Responding to Refugees and Migrants: Twenty Action Points," was released by the Vatican's section on Migrants and Refugees, a small department within the Vatican that Francis directly oversees.
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In Calais, he has expressed support for the police, whose treatment of migrants was criticized by a Human Rights Watch report that denounced their systematic use of pepper spray against migrants.
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Turkey struck a deal with the European Union in March to stem the flow of migrants into Europe and it has sharply cut the number of refugees and migrants reaching Greece.
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They were two of the 60,000 migrants who had been returned to Mexico as the policy expanded and exemptions were ignored, according to immigration lawyers, American doctors and the migrants themselves.
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Advocates for migrants assert that Mr. Trump's talk has also emboldened some customs officers to ignore the law and take it upon themselves to keep migrants from receiving an asylum interview.
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The Italian initiative is part of a broader European effort to stem the flow of migrants that includes financing for, and training to set up, holding centers for migrants in Libya.
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"While imperfect, it is accurate to refer to both migrants and refugees as 'migrants,' because they all belong to the class of people moving from one place to another," he said.
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Serbia, which is not part of the European Union, was a focal point for migrants last year, when hundreds of thousands of migrants traveled through the Balkans to reach Western Europe.
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At a news conference on Thursday, Maria Bikaki, a spokeswoman for the left-leaning Coordination for Refugees and Migrants, rejected assertions that the migrants at Elliniko were being manipulated or instigated.
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Migrants from Haiti and El Salvador were protected in the US after disasters In the past, the US government has stepped up the protections it offers migrants after natural disasters hit.
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In addition, Tijuana and other border towns are already overwhelmed with migrants deported from the United States as well as migrants from Central America and elsewhere seeking to enter the country.
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What happens to migrants when the U.S. closes its borders What happens to migrants when the U.S. closes its borders Over the past year, 16,000 Haitians arrived at the Mexico-U.
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The weeks-long journey is often dangerous — migrants are subjected to rape, extortion, and sometimes violence by smugglers (or by Mexicans who lie in wait for migrants to come their way).
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Francis has made the plight of migrants a centerpiece of his papacy, most prominently urging European leaders to take in migrants displaced from their homes in the Middle East and Africa.
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"We are not criminals — we are migrants," she said.
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" Migrants also reportedly dubbed the facility the "dog kennel.
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Yet they have players who are 2nd gen migrants .
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EL PASO — The young migrants often arrived at night.
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" She referred to the migrants as "this invading horde.
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"Our analysis suggests that migrants are healthier, migrants contribute positively to the economies of host countries, and in wealthy countries like the United Kingdom and United States, migrants constitute a large portion of the health workforce," said Ibrahim Abubakar, chair of the UCL-Lancet Commission on Migration and Health that carried out the study.
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Some migrants who cannot pay their captors are reportedly killed or left to starve to death, and when migrants die or are released, others are purchased to replace them, the IOM said.
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Uzbekistan was able to ignore the issue as long as Russia was absorbing millions of migrants, but plummeting oil prices sent Russia into recession in 2015 and many migrants had to leave.
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The government claims Slovenia would not be able to endure another large influx of migrants, particularly since its northern neighbor, Austria, and other west European states were closing their doors to migrants.
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Other countries in Europe have declined to take in a proportionate share of the migrants who continue to arrive by the thousands, and several have instead responded with measures to restrict migrants.
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Many members of the public resent the ability of EU migrants to come to the U.K. and claim benefits although some digging is needed to understand what benefits EU migrants can claim.
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With attorneys barred from advocating for migrants in these interviews, migrants will likely continue to be sent back to Mexico even if they should qualify for an exemption under DHS's own guidelines.
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The question is whether they should be treated as vulnerable migrants who the US is obligated to treat with kindness, or as deportable migrants until (if at all) they win legal status.
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Ran Abramitzky and Leah Platt Boustan, economists, find that recent migrants to America tend to be better educated than the average in their home country—an improvement over past waves of migrants.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian ships picked up some 600 migrants and recovered one body on Friday, as European leaders met in Brussels to try to stem the flow of migrants to the continent.
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An estimated 60,000 migrants have slept there over the past 12 months and volunteers said about 300 migrants spent the night in Via Cupa, which means Gloomy Street in English, on Thursday.
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Portugal on Tuesday joined with Spain, France and Germany in taking in migrants from Aquarius' second mission, with Portugal agreeing to open its doors to 10 of the 58 migrants on board.
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The report also stated that the number of migrants traveling along the so-called "central Mediterranean" route had increased fourfold between 220 and 303 — with a total of 230,2000 migrants in 22015.
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The report also stated that the number of migrants traveling along the so-called "central Mediterranean" route had increased fourfold between 2014 and 2015 — with a total of 154,000 migrants in 2015.
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In January, confronted with a "caravan" of migrants from Honduras, Mexico handed out 13,000 wristbands, which doubled as a humanitarian visa, allowing migrants to stroll across into Mexico from Guatemala without fuss.
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But just as border militarization in the United States simply made the journey more dangerous for desperate migrants, the question will be whether a faster Bestia will deter migrants or punish them.
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But many migrants don't seem frustrated by the wait, especially compared to the conditions at Border Patrol stations, which are often so cold that migrants refer to them as hieleras, or iceboxes.
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Migrants at EU 'entry points' most at risk Verisk Maplecroft Human Rights Analyst Alexandra Channer believes the influx of undocumented migrants entering the EU has resulted in increased risks of modern slavery.
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Some smugglers and migrants carry smartphones and text with WhatsApp, an encrypted messenger service, and with burners, when migrants call for help, officials can trace their locations for search-and-rescue operations.
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Now, stranded migrants can call 911, and with cell coverage strong enough in the borderlands, some smugglers, or coyotes, have started guiding migrants out of Mexico remotely, relaying instructions with the burners.
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The vast majority of migrants in Israel came from Eritrea and Sudan and many say they fled war and persecution as well as economic hardship, but Israel treats them as economic migrants.
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Although Italy has taken measures to stem the flow of migrants from Libya, IOM data suggest crossings are on pace to challenge the nearly 182,000 migrants who landed in Italy last year.
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A much larger group of thousands of migrants is still more than 1,000 miles away from that border city, according to Pueblo Sin Fronteras, an organization that's been working with the migrants.
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The rule also allows exceptions for migrants passing through countries that have not signed major international refugee treaties and for migrants who have been denied asylum in the countries they traveled through.
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Migrants intercepted by Libya's European Union-backed coastguard used to be routinely detained on arrival, but recently several detention centers have been shut and large groups of migrants have been let go.
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Catholic Charities of San Antonio spent about $125,000 on airfare and bus tickets for African migrants in recent days, draining the funding it had planned on using to assist Central American migrants.
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In April, pictures of migrants being held outside under a bridge in El Paso, fenced in and sleeping on the ground, attracted outrage and led Border Patrol to stop holding migrants there.
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On the American side of the border, Ruben Garcia, the director of Annunciation House, El Paso's largest operator of shelters for migrants, described frustration over Washington's handling of migrants from Central America.
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The authorities have turned to groups like the Red Cross to shelter and feed migrants, and in Málaga, the police have resorted recently to housing about 13 migrants in a sports center.
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Furthermore, data from the Missing Migrants Project shows that nearly 2,000 refugees and migrants died during the first six months of 2018 as they made perilous journeys across borders and high seas.
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Mr. Salvini added that France had accepted only 640 out of the 9,816 migrants agreed upon in 2015 and said he looked forward to Mr. Macron's accepting 9,000 migrants the next morning.
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The migrants are part of a so-called caravan, trekking across Mexico as part of an annual effort to raise awareness about migrants' plights while also helping some make the dangerous journey.
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In addition, when migrants leave CBP custody, they often go to detention centers run by other federal agencies, where they're surrounded by other migrants and by the US staffers who work there.
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Speaking from El Paso, Texas, on Wednesday, Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan said that the agency on Monday encountered over 2400,2100 migrants, the highest total number of migrants in years.
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Given the recent rise in migrants coming to the border, the Trump administration has continued to use the chain-link style fencing enclosures -- at least while migrants are being processed following apprehension.
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But in practice, it might prove difficult to prove that migrants passed through El Salvador, meaning that it would likely only be used on a small scale to remove migrants, Capps said.
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There were about 10 buses awaiting migrants along the highway between Tapachula and Ciudad Hidalgo and the drivers had been instructed to carry the migrants to shelters in Tapachula, the officers said.
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Hundreds of African migrants arrived just this month and were taken to San Antonio, where Catholic Charities provided bus tickets to Portland and other cities that the migrants named as their destinations.
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The weeks-long journey is often dangerous — migrants are subjected to extortion, rape, and sometimes other violence by smugglers (or by Mexicans who lie in wait for migrants to come their way).
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It's that the areas of the border often least prepared for large groups of vulnerable migrants are now encountering larger and more vulnerable groups of migrants than Border Patrol has yet seen.
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The director of the Jesuit Migrants Service of Chile, José Tomás Vicuña, said on social media that migrants stuck in the area, some of them children, have begun to have health problems.
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The UK blamed the French authorities for not doing enough to keep migrants out and bought nearly £23 million worth of fences to stop migrants from crossing into the UK. In October 2300, French authorities cleared the makeshift migrant camp, which had become home (usually in the shape of a soaked through tent) for 211,133 migrants.
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The policy affects all migrants in Central America, but won't affect Mexicans, who do not need to pass through another country to reach the U.S. It also targets the populations most likely to seek asylum at the border: this fiscal year, Border Patrol has arrested 419,831 migrants from Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, compared to 4,312 migrants from Mexico.
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They discussed rules to determine which state should take responsibility for ships bearing migrants, and agreed to carve up responsibility among themselves for striking deals with migrants' home countries to speed up deportations.
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Italy&aposs new government has vowed to deport tens of thousands of migrants while Spain&aposs new center-left government is urging more cooperation on helping migrants and the nations they land in.
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On Sunday, we followed a bus transporting migrants to the new holding area, where CBP had set up three large beige tents outside El Paso Station, which typically processes large groups of migrants.
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Bowen sent multiple text messages "expressing discontent with Border Patrol's limitations" on how agents can apprehend migrants, and his "disgust" with the migrants he encounters in his professional role, according to court records.
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During the campaign Kurz denounced the "welcoming culture" towards refugees of 2015, said migrants rescued in the Mediterranean should be returned to Africa and promised to slash the benefits for newly arrived migrants.
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The caravan is intended to help migrants safely reach the US, bypassing not only authorities who would seek to deport them, but also gangs and cartels who are known to assault vulnerable migrants.
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Yet migrants are already net contributors to public finances, not least because, whereas three-quarters of migrants are of working age, less than half of the host countries' populations are of working age.
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But the strain is mostly due to a lack of coordination between the federal government and nonprofits that can care for migrants — or to the government simply dropping migrants off at bus depots.
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Portugal said it had agreed to take 10 of the 58 migrants on board as part of a "response of solidarity to the flow of migrants seeking to reach Europe across the Mediterranean".
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The administration has argued that the policy is aimed at stemming the flow of migrants, but a number of issues have cropped up at the proceedings for migrants who fall under the policy.
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The President is also moving forward with plans to limit asylum claims for Central American migrants and has used charged language to talk about migrants, including labeling migrant caravans as full of criminals.
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Migrants in Libya are often starved and beaten by armed groups, and there have been reports of "open slave markets" where migrants are put on sale, according to the U.N. human rights office.
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And he has said that he would not welcome the migrants making their way to the U.S., calling it "unacceptable" for migrants to try to enter through Central America and the southern border.
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Undercounted and unidentified Border Patrol has failed to include hundreds of migrants who died on US soil in its official tally, and haphazard identification of those migrants can leave their families without answers.
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Tijuana, Mexico (CNN)The sports complex sheltering thousands of Central American migrants in this Mexican border city is well above its capacity, and more migrants are expected to arrive in the coming days.
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Libya's coastguard had already intercepted 906 migrants on board damaged wooden and rubber boats on Friday, and earlier in the week humanitarian rescue ships picked up more than 1,000 migrants off Libya's shores.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria detained 45 migrants who were trying to cross into neighboring Serbia, the interior ministry said on Tuesday, three days after Belgrade bolstered its border patrols to prevent migrants getting in.
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Trump certainly gave the impression of moving toward Democrats by offering a three-year reprieve from deportation for undocumented migrants brought to the US as children and protection to thousands of other migrants.
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In the past week 65 migrants have drowned and since the Tripoli clashes began, 871 migrants have been picked up and returned to detention in often unacceptable conditions, according to the United Nations.
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Last year, a report by 4mi, an affiliate of the Danish Refugee Council, reported that it is likely that more migrants die in the desert than at sea, according to testimony from migrants.
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Athens says numbers are too big to handle, that it cannot turn back boatloads of refugees and migrants into the sea, and that Turkey do more to stop the migrants at its shores.
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Related: These are the Central American migrants crossing Mexico in a caravan April 7: Puebla Just before noon, the migrants line up under a striped, circus-like tent in front of the church.
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But now, days after Greece began sending migrants back to Turkey under a contentious deal with the European Union to curb the flow of migrants to Europe, the boom has turned to bust.
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Mr. Lo Voi said that Mr. Mered had been responsible for smuggling thousands of migrants to Italy since 2012, making "enormous profits" without regard for the life-threatening risks taken by the migrants.
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MORE: Trump says troops could fire on migrants Trump continues to warn of dangers from abroad -- migrants, the Chinese, Muslims -- and then offers hot-button solutions: troops at the border, tariffs, travel bans.
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LONDON — The route that more than one million migrants have used to traverse southeastern Europe was effectively shut down Wednesday, when four Balkan nations stopped waving the migrants through on their journey northward.
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Trump for days has worked to cast the thousands of migrants fleeing Central America as a national security threat to the U.S., and he has warned the migrants not to cross the border.
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European citizens are already acting here and there against their governments to smuggle in migrants and assist them, and are switching from a tourists-are-welcome policy to a migrants-are-welcome one.
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Nearly 250 migrants -- mostly Central American migrants, including families and small children -- were also detained by Border Patrol agents on Wednesday after surrendering at a Border Patrol outpost on the New Mexican border.
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One of the wounded migrants told The Washington Post that the occupants of the patrol car had first shot at the migrants' vehicle from behind, before pulling ahead and shooting through the windshield.
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Migrants: Dozens of migrants drowned on Friday after their boat capsized off the coast of Tunisia, a monitoring group reported, the latest disaster on a perilous but frequently used crossing in the Mediterranean.
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Olmo Calvo, a Madrid-based photographer who has spent more than a decade documenting migrants, was with Proactiva Open Arms when it found the migrants and photographed the rescue, as he has others.
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The government says its zero-tolerance policy toward migrants who make the journey by sea is in place to discourage human trafficking and dangerous trips, but critics contend the rules violate migrants' rights.
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Secret site for migrants: Greece is detaining migrants incommunicado and then summarily expelling them to Turkey, one of several hard-line measures taken to seal Europe's borders that experts say violate international law.
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Former president Francois Hollande's Socialist government ordered the camp's destruction under pressure from locals who blamed the migrants for rising crime, turning a deaf ear to charities that warned the migrants would recongregate.
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Reuters reporters saw the migrants near the center surrounded by guards and covering their heads from heavy rains, about two hours after residents started posting photos of the migrants walking through the streets.
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In recent years, Italy has become known for widely publicized episodes of racism against African migrants or dark-skinned people perceived as migrants, and even racial abuse toward Italy's own black soccer players.
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"IOM is deeply concerned about the conditions in which the migrants are being held and is engaging with the authorities to ensure access to the detained migrants," the International Organization for Migration said.
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Perhaps, far from leading to a more thorough acceptance of migration, this constant demonization of migrants establishes a norm of selective xenophobia where exempting a group of migrants from our tolerance is unremarkable.
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Previous attempts to redistribute migrants have floundered on demands from EU states that they only receive refugees fleeing war or discrimination, who are eligible for asylum — a small minority of recent boat migrants.
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Arriving migrants often enter crowded, state-run camps, and in April there were violent clashes between Greeks and migrants seeking asylum on the island of Lesbos, after a protest about living conditions there.
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Miguel Riquelme meeting with migrants the night before their journey and then visiting a temporary shelter set up to receive the migrants in Piedras Negras, just across the border from Eagle Pass, Texas.
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Later, the administration tried to prevent migrants from applying for asylum anywhere but at legal border crossings, and then limited the number of migrants it would process each day at those border stations.
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There are different ways to cover a story about migrants.
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In 2015, over 1 million migrants made it to Europe.
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Its big National Beef Packing plant relies on Hispanic migrants.
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Development work "won't curb the numbers of migrants", admits one.
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Even established migrants are sometimes baffled by the British system.
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Police had to be called in to protect the migrants.
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While the route is new, the migrants' experiences are familiar.
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Salvini had demanded the migrants not be allowed to disembark.
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Salvini is determined to keep new migrants from reaching Italy.
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Migrants in the facilities face overcrowding, abuse and forced labor.
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Britain's looming exit from the EU is deterring some migrants.
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The vast majority of those migrants were from Central America.
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Human rights groups regularly accuse Border Patrol of mistreating migrants.
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Two migrants drowned this month in canals along the encampments.
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So far this year, more than 40,000 migrants have arrived.
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Moreover, most migrants do not want to live in Guatemala.
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Germany took in more than one million migrants last year.
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But more migrants go through Tamaulipas than any other state.
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Garcia pulls out a map that's specifically made for migrants.
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A record 1.1 million migrants arrived in Germany last year.
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Others claim they were told they would be transporting migrants.
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The migrants were going through health checks and identification procedures.
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Nobody understands why Donald Trump is letting the migrants in.
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In Guatemala, the migrants travel on school buses or trucks.
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Fico has echoed that position on migrants in recent months.
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He emphasized that migrants would not be free to leave.
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The migrants were taken to a naval base in Tripoli.
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In late April, the number was more than 1,600 migrants.
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More volunteers who want to stand in solidarity with migrants.
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Some 14 adult migrants have died in CBSA custody 2000.
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And in some areas, support for migrants has been waning.
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The flow of migrants across Europe produced a similar reaction.
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Central American migrants traveling with the caravan near Pijijiapan, Mexico.
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There are many undocumented homeless migrants still stranded there today.
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Other NGOs have accused coastguards of beating migrants with sticks.
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The coastguard did not give any details about the migrants.
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Some 209 migrants succeeded in reaching Spain in Saturday's incident.
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Go deeper: Reality check: Trump told migrants to go home.
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About 80% of the entire caravan are migrants from Honduras.
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Germany took in an unprecedented 1.1 million migrants last year.
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They mapped out safe routes for the migrants to take.
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Gabon and Equatorial Guinea are expelling migrants from central Africa.
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Attending nursery or extra language tuition helps migrants catch up.
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Migrants cheer after clearing the first immigration checkpoint in Chiapas.
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Organizers say it's meant to help the migrants empower themselves.
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We have saved 200,000 migrants and turned back 240 boats.
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IT IS UNCLEAR how many migrants are in Britain illegally.
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"We don't want migrants to come to Hungary," he said.
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Africans and Asians tend to be the youngest of migrants.
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"The people who return voluntarily are economic migrants," D'Hoop said.
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Mr Trump has described the unarmed migrants as an "invasion".
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Migrants have chosen to move, mainly to improve their lives.
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At the same time, Mexico is letting more migrants stay.
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Migrants typically move to the West because they like it.
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"These first migrants left behind a homeland population," Hayes said.
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It's not even clear what migrants Trump is talking about.
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Illegal migrants crossing the border are no longer mainly Mexicans.
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In 2000, of the 1.6m migrants apprehended, 90% were Mexican.
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Mexico's modernisation is also attracting migrants from its southern neighbours.
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America has offered to take many of the stranded migrants.
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Meanwhile, Italy has capacity to house up to 200,000 migrants.
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But migrants also die attempting to cross through the tunnel.
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The lot of poor migrants is often hard and uncertain.
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Last month it was distributed to Venezuelan migrants in Colombia.
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More than 1.8 million migrants have entered Europe since 2014.
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So it is certainly not a safe place for migrants.
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He said this could create an additional incentive for migrants.
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Fourteen migrants have died this year in the Calais area.
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Donald Trump accused the migrants of "openly defying our border".
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Both waves of migrants faced discrimination in the job market.
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Go deeper: Democratic candidates support health care for undocumented migrants
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Another commenter questioned the impact on migrants' country of origin.
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The new policy isn't always communicated fully to illegal migrants.
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Seven migrants have been killed on the road this year.
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Migrants from eastern Africa usually travel to Libya via Sudan.
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In addition, migrants can meet violence while moving through Mexico.
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It's the deadliest crossing to Europe for migrants and refugees.
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Angola denies this and says many Congolese migrants left voluntarily.
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Over 9,300 migrants have entered Bosnia so far this year.
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Sheltering the migrants at his own home is not illegal.
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Spain has received over 20,000 migrants by sea in 2018.
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Authorities were working to find alternative accommodation for the migrants.
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Above, other migrants detained by Border Patrol agents near McAllen.
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Migrants, again mostly young, go where the best jobs are.
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SOME African migrants forge across the Mediterranean in flimsy boats.
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There are also differences between refugees and other legal migrants.
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He said he was not aware of any wounded migrants.
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He said about 50 migrants are thought to have fled.
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Migrants will be moved to reception centres across the country.
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He was awaiting guarantees that the migrants would go elsewhere.
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Young migrants crossing gates to reach the temporary reception center.
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Last week, Macedonia closed its border with Greece to migrants.
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Yet Central American migrants are coming north in greater numbers.
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An estimated 75,000 migrants live in Algeria, the IOM said.
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Making this game changed the way I think about migrants.
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Migrants are no more likely to commit crimes than natives.
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Today's wave of migrants are Venezuela's poor and most desperate.
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IOM recorded 37 migrants died in the desert last year.
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As a solution, some migrants and refugees buy fake papers.
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The flows of migrants and refugees are not properly managed.
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Without a temporary visa, the migrants cannot board the ferries.
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Ineligible migrants will have to be refused entry or deported.
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Many migrants end up in overcrowded slums, lacking basic facilities.
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An additional 13 Ethiopian migrants are still missing (unaccounted for).
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Pastor Gottfried Martens' ministry has focused on migrants since 2015.
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Both want to keep their borders closed for illegal migrants.
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More than a million migrants arrived in Europe last year.
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For every 1m migrants, that means another 100 billion yuan.
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There was a backlash against migrants generally, in rich countries.
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On the first patrol, they detained around a dozen migrants.
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S. border if the flow of migrants is not contained.
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Last year Turkish police detained nearly 36,000 illegal Afghan migrants.
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We have to reach out to migrants, immigrants, all kinds.
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Around 700,000 migrants have passed through Croatia since last September.
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Migrants ran for hundreds of yards before escaping the cloud.
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But those early migrants don't appear to have been successful.
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But Tijuana residents have been less sympathetic to the migrants.
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Farmers harbor African and Syrian migrants before they clamber aboard.
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The Associated Press: Youngest migrants held in "tender age" shelters.
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Another common narrative is of migrants sexually assaulting European women.
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Migrants slept outside, on benches, beneath trees, atop their belongings.
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When migrants disobey their smugglers, the blowback can be fierce.
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Some prospective migrants raise the necessary smugglers' fees from relatives.
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Thousands of migrants have arrived in Tijuana in recent weeks.
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He described "assaultive behavior" by some migrants in both locations.
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MYTH: These migrants are trying to enter the US illegally.
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The migrants were headed to an Italian port, it added.
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Migrants and border control have nothing to do with it.
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Hungary rejects asylum applications from migrants arriving via safe countries.
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The classes have highlighted the culture shock facing some migrants.
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Trump officials said would deter migrants from making the trip.
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The migrants, now on three ships, are headed to Valencia.
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More than 67,000 seaborne migrants arrived in Italy between Jan.
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Over one million migrants arrived on EU shores in 2015,
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This has encouraged more migrants to come here with children.
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The group of migrants was escorted by California Democratic Reps.
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It also shows sometimes violent footage of crowds of migrants.
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During the campaign, he fiercely attacked her admission of migrants.
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More than 80 percent of the migrants detained from Sept.
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Opinion A week in the borderlands with migrants and guards.
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America, the land of migrants, never seemed to need walls.
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She has a history of making harsh comments about migrants.
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During that interview, migrants don't have access to a lawyer.
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Thousands of migrants from the caravan are currently in Tijuana.
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The refurbished containers in Calais are unattractive to some migrants.
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Some of the migrants have decided to stay in Mexico.
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The migrants are still weeks away from reaching the border.
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Algeria is accused of abandoning 13,000 migrants in the Sahara.
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The other migrants were led to a line of buses.
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The new rules have pushed some migrants south to Chile.
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The ship was reportedly carrying a total of 650 migrants.
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" Gary and Asia Bottrill "They refuse to give migrants rights.
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A group of local volunteers receive every ship of migrants.
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In 2016, more than 5,000 migrants died in the Mediterranean.
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The proliferation of burners arguably makes crossing safer for migrants.
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Are packets of drugs simply crossing the border with migrants?
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Spain and France stepped in and saved the migrants' lives.
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A preacher showed up, and some migrants knelt around him.
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Other migrants have fallen behind, slowed by injuries and sickness.
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When it left, it numbered about 350, several migrants said.
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Villegas is better off than most of the migrants here.
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The party is trying to ignore the caravan of migrants.
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The working group also considered speeding up migrants' court cases.
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Migrants have been a political flashpoint for Germany since 2015.
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Riots are starting over migrants in Vienna and in London.
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All of them detained migrants for longer than three days.
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Waves of migrants made their way to the Near East.
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As the officials walked away, the migrants applauded and cheered.
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It took the majority of these migrants in 2016, too.
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Russia retaliates, migrants in limbo and celebrating Passover in Spain.
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He also takes intimate portraits of migrants and border officers.
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The Adélie are not recent migrants to the Danger Islands.
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The leader of Hungary has described migrants as a poison.
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I think there's too many migrants coming into the country.
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They're trying to encourage migrants to go to rural areas.
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We should be employing our own youth before employing migrants.
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Nine of the 16 migrants inside the minivan were killed.
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It also seeks a path to citizenship for undocumented migrants.
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The exodus hollowed out Ballarò's buildings, and migrants moved in.
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Late last year, entire warrens inhabited by migrants were razed.
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Jolie visited Venezuelan migrants in Peru in October last year.
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But that also failed to curtail the flow of migrants.
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Now, Mexico is facing scrutiny for how it treats migrants.
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Mr. Mattis also said troops might detain migrants throwing rocks.
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The number of migrants traveling in families, however, has surged.
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Mexico's president sharply rebuked the migrants for the border surge.
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Mexico's government reluctantly agreed to house the migrants in December.
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Migrants banged on cell windows and shouted when investigators visited.
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But he also said he could empathize with the migrants.
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And some Bulgarians shrugged off his pleas to welcome migrants.
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But the shift has further added to confusion among migrants.
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Some migrants, reports say, have even been sold as slaves.
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In 2017, Italy received over 60 percent of such migrants.
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He said 400 migrants also landed on the same day.
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But polls suggest a growing hostility toward migrants in Mexico.
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Migrants were placed in removal proceedings before federal immigration courts.
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Seoul is more welcoming to ethnic Korean migrants from China.
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Now, many migrants are confused and unsure what to do.
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Arrivals of migrants in Italy have plunged in recent months.
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Migrants must be warned against employers offering food or shelter.
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Previously several dozen migrants had managed to make it through.
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In my conversations with recently returned migrants, a pattern emerged.
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Several organizations have raised concerns over the treatment of migrants.
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Local officials have barred many migrants from crossing city lines.
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Start turning away migrants at the border, he told them.
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Migrants gathered at A.T.M.s and phone shops near the station.
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"Everyone calls them migrants, but we don't agree," he said.
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Migrants can do way more than deal drugs, she said.
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He should tap into his conscience and help the migrants.
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Yoruba is the most widely spoken tongue among Nigerian migrants.
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It had long been this way for migrants in Australia.
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He ended up in a center for migrants in Sicily.
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Nearly 3,000 migrants arrived in Tijuana, Mexico, over the weekend.
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Some migrants immediately apply for asylum on arrival in Mexico.
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Italy, Austria and Hungary objected, fearing an influx of migrants.
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Both are migrants to the Midwest by way of Alabama.
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They traded messages on WhatsApp with migrants at other shelters.
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Francis has emerged as a champion of refugees and migrants.
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Fewer migrants cross through El Salvador, however, compared with Guatemala.
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More than 12,400 migrants were returned to Mexico in August.
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What should Mexico be doing with migrants from Central America?
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Migrants told CNN they cannot and will not turn around.
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How many countries want to receive more migrants and refugees?
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But migrants can rally to defeat policies that scapegoat them.
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It can't just be Italy that receives all the migrants.
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It will cut the flow of European Union migrants here.
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Migrants have become the gold that finances Libya's warring factions.
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For African migrants in Libya, help cannot come soon enough.
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Germany settled the migrants with classic efficiency and astonishing speed.
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Arriving migrants check in, as if Vive were a motel.
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Migrants in the caravan began crossing into Mexico last Sunday.
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Of those, 2,832 migrants died on the central Mediterranean route.
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The migrants had traveled from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador.
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Most migrants can't change their household registration when they move.
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Fears that migrants will endanger the public are similarly flimsy.
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Over 1,200 migrants arrived in the Canary Islands between Jan.
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But worries about migrants from the Middle East run deep.
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Then they turn the migrants over to the Border Patrol.
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Guterres stressed the need to respect migrants around the world.
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Most of those the police arrested were North African migrants.
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Many places are already overwhelmed by migrants from Central America.
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Mitterlehner said that integrating migrants and refugees had been difficult.
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Europe wants its borders protected from the onslaught of migrants.
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Convictions related to domestic violence could also make migrants ineligible.
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"Rahul baba says don't expel them [Muslim migrants]," he sneered.
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Agents asked all the migrants for their information and documents.
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Several police and an undetermined number of migrants were injured.
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Around 42,000 migrants have been sent back under the program.
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Video showed coughing and weeping migrants collapsed on the bridge.
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"They need to take better care of migrants," he said.
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The number of migrants crossing the border has declined sharply.
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The migrants had about two square feet of space each.
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Above, migrants waiting along the border fence in Penitas, Tex.
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But it was not clear where the migrants were from.
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But despite the dangers, the migrants have continued to arrive.
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"Driving out migrants like this is wrong," Mr. Song said.
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The nationalities of the rescued migrants were not immediately clear.
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Wednesday's operation unfolded calmly, with migrants boarding buses at dawn.
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Nearly 1,000 migrants lived in squalid conditions in the camp.
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Above, migrants seeking asylum in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, in January.
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But most migrants vow to continue to the United States.
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For Trump, these could be asylum seekers or undocumented migrants.
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It said the migrants were from Syria, Afghanistan, and Myanmar.
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The Guatemalans have been extraordinarily generous, the Honduran migrants say.
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No police officers or migrants were injured during the clashes.
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It did not say which other cities might receive migrants.
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He worried the move could drive other migrants to crime.
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Migrants say they put in much longer hours than that.
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The group says it only teaches migrants about their rights.
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According to the representative, Nielsen had said the administration was considering the expansion of holding facilities for migrants to make room for activities aimed at helping migrants feel more at home while in detention.
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Related: The Number of Migrants Arriving in Greece Has Plummeted The bodies of 133 migrants have washed ashore near the western Libyan city of Zuwara in recent days, the Red Crescent said on Sunday.
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Migrants and refugees everywhere face barriers to healthcare as displacement globally has reached an unprecedented scale: 903 million people are forcibly displaced worldwide, including 22.5 million refugees, and there are 250 million international migrants.
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In July, a British newspaper reported that African migrants were being killed for their organs in Egypt - a common transit country for migrants - if they could not afford to pay off their people smugglers.
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Some migrants said they would try to reach Idomeni, a northern Greek frontier outpost where some 12,000 refugees and migrants remain stranded, hoping that Macedonia will reopen the border and let them pass through.
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The President of Tangier region, Ilyas El Omari, urged the EU to help Morocco and his region integrate migrants through training programs and investment to create jobs and avoid tension between locals and migrants.
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The standoff comes days before an EU summit at which Italy will propose a new system for distributing migrants more evenly among EU countries along with ways to discourage economic migrants from leaving Africa.
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Every year, hundreds of migrants and failed refugee claimants in Canada are left to languish in jails as opposed to the holding centers designed to house migrants — even though they haven't committed any crime.
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The standoff came ahead of an EU summit at which Italy will propose a new system for distributing migrants more evenly among EU countries along with ways to discourage economic migrants from leaving Africa.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The German captain of rescue ships that saved hundreds of migrants' lives in the Mediterranean has turned down Paris's highest civilian award, accusing the city of hypocrisy over the treatment of migrants.
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The survey found that half work more than 56 hours a week, while average earnings for migrants over 50 are only 2,500 yuan a month—1,000 yuan less than the average for all migrants.
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The ministry spokesman, citing the plan, said those migrants judged to be in need of protection would be transferred to an EU country, depending on the capacity of that country for integrating more migrants.
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The Afghan migrants had crossed into Turkey through Iran due to "ongoing terrorist activities and economic troubles" in Afghanistan, the ministry said, and security forces had handed the migrants over to provincial immigration authorities.
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It said deportation procedures had been completed for 591 migrants in the eastern province of Erzurum and that charter flights to Kabul would be arranged on Saturday and Sunday to send the migrants back.
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That morning, President Trump had issued his revised travel ban blocking migrants from six nations, casting in doubt the futures of individuals like the ones in Hamid's novel, who are themselves migrants in transit.
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Temporary shelters now include a church where 300 migrants sleep on the floor and one that had to acquire 70 additional tents for 200 migrants, when it initially expected to only hold 45 people.
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For the first time, says Newland, people are beginning to discuss the rights of all migrants, not just refugees; the UN is developing compacts on both refugees and migrants to be ratified in 2018.
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The lazy eye becomes a metaphor for Europe's treatment of these homeless migrants as Rosi lyrically places scenes of the islanders' placid everyday lives against the momentous struggle of the migrants crossing the sea.
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The government of Chancellor Angela Merkel, under fire for allowing in so many migrants, especially after several militant attacks linked to migrants last year, has been actively deporting groups of rejected Afghan asylum seekers.
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Central American migrants A third human emergency involving the border is the increase of Central American migrants since 2014, who have been pushed out of their countries by crime, poor governance and food insecurity.
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Data from the Mexican Migration Project suggest that undocumented migrants from Mexico are less likely to use a smuggler (23.2 percent) than undocumented migrants from other countries and on average pay less (mean $558).
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France's human rights watchdog said in a statement this month that migrants in Calais were living in "inhuman living conditions" and that its officials had found evidence of "unprecedented" rights violations after interviewing migrants.
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Former President Ronald Reagan's secretary of state George Shultz says the Trump administration should take action to relieve the conditions in Central America driving migrants to the U.S. rather than demonizing the migrants themselves.
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Migrants have been put on aircraft for transportation to various detention facilities before, the Post noted, but the practice marks the first reported use of aircraft for transporting migrants to booking and processing facilities.
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Libya is a huge departure point for migrants making a perilous journey to try to reach Europe, and the UNHCR says one in four migrants drown at sea along the dangerous route (The Guardian).
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United Nations officials and migrants' advocates here believe that of the hundreds of thousands of Central American migrants who crossed into Mexico last year, as many as half may have qualified for refugee protection.
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They want to support the migrants if they choose to request asylum in Mexico, which some could do, or to go on to the US, where many migrants have at least some family members.
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Just last week, Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, told migrants not to come to Europe, which has sought to stanch the flow by offering development aid to the migrants' home countries.
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It also brought front and center the European Union's dependence on Turkey to limit the movement of migrants toward its territory, as well as Mr. Erdogan's willingness to weaponize migrants for his own purposes.
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Immigration lawyers also emphasize that it is legal under international and United States law for migrants to request asylum in the United States, challenging the president's contention that migrants are entering the country illegally.
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A few of the migrants who have made it to Tijuana were already trying to figure out how to get appointments with American border officials to present their cases for sanctuary, migrants' advocates said.
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With the help of an interpreter, Judge Craig A. Harlow could see and hear the migrants over the video link, and the migrants appeared to hear him clearly and answered all of his questions.
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The hope is that the registration system will produce a record of return operations by the coast guard -- number of migrants, their nationalities, ages and health condition -- and provide migrants with individual identification cards.
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Once CBP determines that migrants should be subjected to one of the programs - removal to Guatemala, sent to wait in Mexico, or another outcome - the migrants will remain on that track, the officials said.
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ROME, March 18 (Reuters) - Italian ships picked up some 600 migrants and recovered one body on Friday, as European leaders met in Brussels to try to stem the flow of migrants to the continent.
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Yaxley called for the immediate release of migrants held in detention centers, their evacuation from the war-ravaged country, and a guarantee that no migrants intercepted on the Mediterranean are returned to Libyan soil.
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The United Nations has repeatedly said Libya is not a safe place for rescued migrants to be sent back to and has called for refugees and migrants to be released and given safe shelter.
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Italy, which has overtaken Greece as the key arrival point for illegal migrants into the EU, is expected to receive a record number of irregular migrants arriving from north Africa via the Mediterranean this year.
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In Tijuana, a city long accustomed to a population of migrants in transit, deportees and U.S. pleasure-seekers, a clutch of local residents last week threw rocks at the migrants, telling them to go home.
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Salvini's refusal to take in migrants rescued at sea by humanitarian ships has drawn criticism from some Roman Catholic factions because Pope Francis has made compassion toward refugees and migrants a plank of his papacy.
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"The migrants are just going to run and hide in the woods and the police are going to have to go after them," said activist Francois Guennoc of the Auberge des Migrants migrant support group.
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US law allows migrants to claim asylum once they arrive on US soil, but there's a caveat if migrants travel through countries that are deemed safe under agreements with the US (Canada is also one).
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The harder it is to get through Mexico without attracting attention from the authorities, the more that task falls to professional criminal organizations who might smuggle drugs alongside migrants or abuse migrants physically or sexually.
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Interviews with migrants, people smugglers and officials show many migrants are trying to cross now instead of facing tighter policing and new policies to halt illegal immigration if Trump or another Republican wins the Nov.
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Under the draft law, individuals or groups who help migrants not entitled to protection to submit requests for asylum or who help illegal migrants gain status to stay in Hungary will be liable to jail.
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Jolevski said the Macedonian border with Greece was not completely closed to migrants, but some 14,000 to 15,000 migrants have built up at the border in recent days as Macedonia strictly limits the migrant flow.
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Migrants who enter the U.S. illegally can still pursue an asylum claim, although many migrants believe they will have a stronger shot at winning their case if they enter legally at a port of entry.
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The migrant crisis has prompted deep tensions within the region and between countries with Austria, the Western Balkans and Eastern Europe – that have become conduits for migrants heading to richer northern Europe – refusing migrants entry.
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The government should "revoke the licenses of recruitment agencies that charge fees to migrants ... or have abused their human or labor rights," said Felipe Gonzalez Morales, U.N. special rapporteur on the human rights of migrants.
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"Coastguards rescued early morning today 140 illegal migrants west of Tripoli and another group of 164 migrants were rescued off Sabratha including seven women and six children," a spokesman for Libya's naval forces told Reuters.
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As earlier generations of Latino migrants have integrated into American culture – like generations of migrants before us – our hard work, our youth, our optimism and our commitment to our kids are all paying off today.
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So far this year 15,760 migrants have arrived in Italy, up from 9,101 in the same period of 2016, while almost 3,000 migrants have been rescued at sea and brought back to Libya, Millman said.
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Italy has agreed to set up the so-called hotspots, where migrants are held until they agree to be identified, but after identification the country has said it will not hold migrants in "concentration camps".
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Trump also proposed policies to restrict migrants' paths to asylum, such as disallowing immigrants in the country illegally from seeking asylum and forcing migrants seeking asylum to wait in Mexico while their requests are processed.
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Grassley asked the two departments to provide a briefing and updated details on the number of migrants traveling in the caravan who want asylum in the U.S. and how many migrants sought asylum in Mexico.
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Hotspots were designed to speed up the registration and "distribution" of migrants to other EU countries as part of a quota-based system, where each member state was meant to take a share of migrants.
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On Saturday, CNN published a story about Cuccineli's history of framing migrants as invaders, as well as his membership of a group that said migrants were responsible for diseases, drug running, gang violence, and terrorism.
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Trump has said those migrants will remain in Mexico while their asylum claims are processed by the U.S. The president has for weeks painted the caravan of Central American migrants as an imminent security threat.
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But immigrant advocates say the Flores Agreement provide crucial protections for young, vulnerable migrants fleeing poverty and violence — and they point to the squalid conditions some migrants have faced in federal custody near the border.
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Narrator: In the 1950s, the number of migrants crossing from Mexico spiked, and the Eisenhower administration responded with an initiative officially known as "Operation Wetback," named after a racist slur used to describe Mexican migrants.
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Related: Why the New EU-Turkey Deal on Migrants Won't Work On Wednesday, the Italians rescued 562 people after a wooden fishing boat that set sail from Libya packed with migrants capsized in the Mediterranean.
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Facing accusations the troops had been heavy-handed in their efforts to deter migrants from crossing the northern border, Lopez Obrador said on June 25 the National Guard does not have orders to detain migrants.
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Since 17013, the remains of roughly 2,800 migrants have been found in Pima County alone, represented by a grim sea of red circles on "death maps" produced by the Arizona OpenGIS Initiative for Deceased Migrants.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has been advocating for an EU-wide approach to finding a home for migrants, and France's President Emmanuel Macron recently backed an initiative to sanction EU countries that turn away migrants.
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Related: At Least 13 Migrants Died in the Mediterranean Trying to Get to Europe Last Week The unseaworthy boats sank on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday south of Italy as the migrants tried to reach Europe.
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The border would antagonize both Austria and the new populist, anti-migrant government in Italy because it would stall migrants in Austria and mean sending back large numbers to Italy, where many migrants first registered.
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About a thousand migrants entered Guatemala on Thursday, with local officials busing some of the migrants back to the Honduran border to fill out official paperwork, said Alejandra Mena, a spokeswoman for Guatemala's migration institute.
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Former leader Beppe Grillo has said undocumented migrants should be expelled from Italy and its current leader, Luigi Di Maio, likened sea rescues of migrants as a "sea-taxi service" that must be stopped immediately.
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His government has stepped up the returns of migrants rejected for refugee status to Turkey as well as the transfer of migrants from island camps to the mainland, while accelerating a slow-moving asylum process.
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Earlier this month, Mexican security forces began blocking the path of migrants attempting to enter the country via its Suchiate River border with Guatemala, even deploying tear gas in order to force migrants onto buses.
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Mexico, which is also under pressure from the United States to prevent migrants from reaching the U.S. border, largely blocked that caravan and deported many migrants after clashes broke out on the border with Guatemala.
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If immigration law is applied selectively, Hindu migrants who are swept up in raids may be released and allowed to apply for citizenship, while Muslim migrants could instead be sent to detention camps, opponents say.
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Shelter workers who receive migrants after they are processed by federal authorities say the care the migrants appear to have received is so minimal that they often have to be sent immediately to a hospital.
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Because of the many barriers for migrants to enroll their children in legitimate city schools, parents often send them to hometown schools or substandard city schools for migrants run by staff who lack proper qualifications.
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In order to keep migrants safer and relieve overflowing shelters in Nuevo Laredo, the Mexican government began busing migrants to Monterrey, a city 130 miles and a two-hour drive from the border, in July.
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The rule prohibits migrants who have resided or transited through a third country from seeking asylum in the US, with limited exceptions, therefore barring many migrants traveling through Mexico from being able to claim asylum.
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According to Pew Research, 1.3 million migrants applied for asylum in European countries in 2015, and from general xenophobia to anti-Semitism to Islamophobia, migrants often find themselves victims of economic, legal, and social discrimination.
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A deal between Turkey and the European Union in 2016 to send those migrants back to Turkey curbed the number of illegal crossings significantly, The A.P. said, but many desperate migrants still attempt the journey.
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Though the number of migrants attempting the Mediterranean crossing has fallen precipitously — a trend that began well before Mr. Salvini's decision to close ports — an increasing proportion of migrants who launch from Libya are drowning.
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At the height of the record influx of migrants in 2015, Merkel agreed to a CSU proposal to establish transit zones at the border to filter out migrants who have little chance of gaining asylum.
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Daniel and I let the migrants hash it out among themselves.
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Many of the migrants found jobs on the new production lines.
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In three years, police have evacuated 28,000 migrants from Paris camps.
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More than 5,500 refugees and migrants have entered Bosnia this year.
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British government misspells 'language' in announcement of English tests for migrants.
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Most migrants, domestic or international, pine for their relatives back home.
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The government did not say how many migrants it was supporting.
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But activists, too, play a role in guiding migrants to safety.
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So almost all Chinese investment migrants are probably breaking Chinese law.
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Mr Trump's latest order makes migrants' situation more uncertain than ever.
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America sends a third of deported Mexican migrants to Nuevo Laredo.
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U.S. Border Patrol agents fired tear gas at migrants on Nov.
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Most migrants are used as day laborers in construction or agriculture.
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Nigeriens and third-country migrants head towards Libya from Agadez, Niger.
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The Lifeline rescued 234 migrants in waters off Libya last month.
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Germany has accepted 1.6 million Syrians and other migrants since 2014.
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Dharavi has always been a magnet for migrants from across India.
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The 630 migrants were finally taken in by Spain and France.
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The president has blamed Mexican migrants for serious crimes, including rape.
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SCOTT: There is a difference between migrants, refugees, and illegal immigrants.
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So far fewer than 500 migrants have been returned to Turkey.
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UNITED COLORS OF BENETTON SLAMMED FOR USING MIGRANTS IN AD CAMPAIGN
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Such confusion could harm migrants, suggests the statement from Refugees International.
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On Thursday, 51 migrants reached southern Italy in a sailing boat.
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Migrants, he said, were struggling to cope with the winter conditions.
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In the absence of documents, some migrants offer their own bodies.
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US troops on the border typically do not interact with migrants.
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Mustafa said all the Bangladeshi migrants were worried about the future.
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They (migrants) won't want to pay $123,000-2,000 to a smuggler.
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Children were among the migrants who faced tear gas, CNN reported.
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But some migrants, like El Yassami, are simply seeking better opportunities.
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The returned migrants have not been interviewed by U.S. asylum officers.
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The AfD says the migrants pose a threat to German culture.
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Migrants walk toward the El Chaparral port of entry in Tijuana.
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Migrants crossing the Tijuana River as they approach the US border.
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Winn, a former prison, started detaining migrants for ICE in May.
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Leaders say in that time they've detained more than 3,000 migrants.
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Migrants wait in line outside a temporary shelter in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Most of the migrants are from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
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Like many hotels and restaurants, the Royal Lancaster depends on migrants.
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On October 10, many of the migrants decided they'd had enough.
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Already, Miles 4 Migrants has received 5.8 million donated airline miles.
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Sympathy for undocumented migrants will be an issue with any jury.
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Some of the protesters beat migrants and gave illegal Nazi salutes.
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However, some migrants say Britain has become less welcoming since 2016.
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Reluctantly the migrants climb on board the Libyan Coast Guard ship.
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Pietro is the point of contact between Lampedusa and the migrants.
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Migrants would continue moving but in smaller groups than the caravan.
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Mexico has been detaining and deporting thousands of migrants for years.
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Some of those migrants rejoined the group in Puebla on Friday.
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The task of educating migrants better is urgent, especially in Europe.
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Such caravans are meant to help migrants travel through Mexico safely.
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We provide humanitarian aid to migrants and refugees on the move.
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For the migrants, the moment was a fraught, deeply personal one.
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Vienna has understood for decades that migrants are to be helped.
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Migrants have often been robbed or beaten up along the way.
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Migrants are still trying to reach the United States by sea.
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Turkish authorities have detained nearly 1,200 migrants there, Turkish media reported.
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More than 1,000 migrants have died this year attempting the passage.
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He said "tent cities" would be built for migrants seeking asylum.
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The League opposes humanitarian efforts to rescue migrants crossing the Mediterranean.
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Inconveniently, from a rhetorical perspective, most go to the migrants themselves.
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Medical care for China's retired migrants is patchy to non-existent.
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Most of the benefits of migration go to the migrants themselves.
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The simplest way would be for migrants to pay to migrate.
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Even Sweden, long a country of refuge, has soured on migrants.
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The 280m such migrants in urban China feel marginalised and resented.
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Most illegal migrants come from Pakistan, Algeria, Afghanistan, Morocco and Bangladesh.
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This has led to frequent clashes between migrants and the police.
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These images falsely claim to show migrants physically attacked Mexican police.
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All provide phone-charging points; groups of migrants huddle around them.
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And so the migrants were stuck in limbo on the base.
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He stressed that these are movements of the virus, not migrants.
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Immigrant advocacy groups say the policies put migrants in harm's way.
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Go deeper: Border patrol arrests largest group of migrants to date
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Go deeper... Debate night: Candidates support health care for undocumented migrants
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Neighboring countries are increasingly overwhelmed and reluctant to let migrants in.
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Tuesday for the migrants to leave — appears to have been forgotten.
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Small wonder migrants are ready to risk their lives at sea.
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It's unclear what will happen next for the migrants in Guantanamo.
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Like the many other migrants and refugees, she's not a number.
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ICE wouldn't say whether it's now using hotels to detain migrants.
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Choice said no migrants are currently being detained at the hotel.
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The rapid influx of migrants has created sprawling slums around factories.
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Most migrants to the slum are single; over half are women.
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"The migrants see [Trump's policies] as yet another barrier," said Valverde.
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A record 181,000 migrants reached Italy along the route last year.
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Sanchez also praised Colombia's "extraordinary" humanitarian efforts in helping Venezuelan migrants.
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Grasping for an alternative cause of disease, some settle on migrants.
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Undocumented migrants make up around 21987% of the city's Hispanic population.
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Migrants were not responsible for Blighty's problems (also nice to hear).
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The migrants are taking often unseaworthy boats from Libya to Italy.
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The first of the new-generation migrants are reaching that age.
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Such steps would not only be more humane than terrorising migrants.
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Meanwhile the political mood in Europe is increasingly turning against migrants.
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Internal migrants in China are often treated as second-class citizens.
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Mumbai, India's financial hub, has long been a magnet for migrants.
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Future migrants are likely to be more skilled than their predecessors.
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About 10,5693 migrants remain crammed into camps on Greece's Aegean Islands.
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Migrants and refugees have been encouraged to move into new containers.
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The migrants have traveled through Mexico in large groups, or caravans.
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She talks instead of welcoming migrants and ending hatred towards foreigners.
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They are suspected of targeting migrants who can't pay extortion fees.
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Someone donated a car battery so migrants can charge their phones.
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Drivers carrying migrants north were jailed and their cars were confiscated.
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Colombian mayors have started blaming the migrants for unemployment and crime.
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The state allows migrants to keep up to 750, about $813.
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Britain's attitude to migrants from the Middle East is entirely schizophrenic.
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