He did not have a ticket or any travel documents.
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The baby had no travel documents, immigration officials told Insider.
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Previously issued visas and travel documents were seized or canceled.
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Pruitt has yet to provide key travel documents to Rep.
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They took only their travel documents, some clothes, and toiletries.
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The Turkish government had also canceled their travel documents, he said.
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We issued more than 29,600 emergency travel documents to help people.
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It took two weeks to get all her travel documents together.
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Again, China refused to issue travel documents and he was again released.
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In some cases, the victims' travel documents were reportedly seized and destroyed.
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Estonia will permit family visits, but obtaining travel documents has proved difficult.
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Kim Jong Nam has been caught in the past using forged travel documents.
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Kim Jong Nam had been caught using fake travel documents in the past.
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We're not going to deny somebody solely because they don't have travel documents.
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"She did not have any travel documents for the infant," the spokesman said.
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In need of new travel documents, Mobley sought help from the US embassy.
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Passengers would generate a Single Travel Token with all their travel documents using ShoCard.
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My level of organization when it comes to travel documents is at most, inept.
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A spokeswoman confirmed the airline would start accepting all passengers with valid travel documents.
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However, no current validly issued green cards, visas or travel documents will be revoked.
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She did not have travel documents on her at the time of the incident.
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Federal prosecutors argued they did so because ICE had obtained travel documents from Trinidad.
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Mr. Kanter was detained in Romania in 2017 after Turkey canceled his travel documents.
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Only passengers with valid tickets and travel documents will be allowed into the airport.
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But other experts say names and identifications like passports and travel documents are hardly foolproof.
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More than 200,000 travel documents were expected to be issued this year, the report said.
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As part of the deal, Baghdad consented to issue travel documents to deportees from America.
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Yet unlike in 2017, authorities overseeing the current purge are reportedly confiscating victims' travel documents.
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But we have been facing many problems with regard to complications in our travel documents.
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Women have also described being forced to have sex to secure services and travel documents.
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"She presented only her personal travel documents at the check-in desk," he told Insider.
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Even afterwards, physical removal from the U.S. requires obtaining travel documents from the receiving country.
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Affected families would stay at those centers until officials secure travel documents for their deportation.
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They say other nations will often refuse to issue travel documents or delay providing them.
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Iraq allows them to be deported on one-way travel documents, which last six months.
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A Qatar Airways spokeswoman confirmed the airline was again accepting all passengers with valid travel documents.
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Today, the WSA doesn't guarantee that any country will accept its passports or other travel documents.
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Two female suspects, one an Indonesian and the other carrying Vietnamese travel documents, have been arrested.
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The whereabouts of Doe's passport are unknown and travel documents are not part of the deal.
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The inspector later had her travel documents and nuclear accreditation taken away, the news agency reported.
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Others try to make their way to Malaysia by paying people smugglers for fake travel documents.
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And he returned with no luggage, carrying only travel documents and two cellphones, the police said.
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And if they don't have those travel documents, it's going to really slow the process down.
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Then, make color copies of the ID page of your passport, the visa and your travel documents.
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"You have to get all their passports and make sure they have proper travel documents," he said.
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Auke Boersma, getting set to leave for Pyongyang at the Beijing airport, holds up his travel documents.
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Emirates and Qatar Airways spokeswomen confirmed the airlines were again accepting all passengers with valid travel documents.
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American border officials scrutinised all travel documents and required drivers to open their car boots, creating long queues.
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People living in a border prefecture in Xinjiang must now give DNA samples when applying for travel documents.
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All passengers must possess the appropriate travel documents, including a valid U.S. entry visa, in order to travel.
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China said in a statement on Saturday that Wang is a convicted fraudster who held fake travel documents.
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Their consulates, however, are often slow to provide them with new travel documents, which delays or prevents deportation.
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In 2014, immigration officers in Zimbabwe detained Reynolds for allegedly carrying expired travel documents and possessing pornographic material.
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The U.S. is "eager to see Chad develop more secure travel documents and make other enhancements," he added.
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For example, if you're traveling abroad, a dedicated pocket for your passport and travel documents will prove useful.
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The Romanian border police said he could not enter the country because Turkey had canceled his travel documents.
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Downing said their passports were seized by the government and that Parnas and Fruman have no travel documents.
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He tweeted out a photo of his travel documents and voluntarily talked to the FBI after his trip.
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But in some cases, Bahamians who don't have travel documents might still be allowed into the United States.
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"He was accompanied by another Chechen, who we have tentatively identified based on his travel documents," the official said.
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Many of those affected received deportation orders years ago, but the Cambodian government has refused to issue travel documents.
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They show the border guards the travel documents given to them by Greek authorities when they arrive in Greece.
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"We do not know any information about the infant as we do not have any travel documents," Mabulac said.
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Travel documents have seldom been needed between the two Nordic countries since a passport union was introduced in 1958.
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Mr. Bista, the police officer, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on Tuesday that the detainees had no travel documents.
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An easily accessible pocket on top means you can quickly access essentials, like liquids at security or travel documents.
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They were also ordered to surrender their travel documents and report to the police once a week until Nov.
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The Kremlin decree referred specifically to a blockade as justification for its move to recognize rebel-issued travel documents.
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Their looks allowed them to pass for citizens of countries whose travel documents are welcomed at borders, not refused.
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Now politicians throughout Australia's Parliament are consulting family records and lawyers while journalists dig into decades-old travel documents.
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Other terms include a requirement to obtain travel documents, according to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services website.
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But Iraq at that time was not issuing travel documents, and Shabo was allowed to remain in the United States.
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In May, Kanter made international headlines when he was detained in Romania after the Turkish government canceled his travel documents.
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The young man was not deported, Mr. Scholz said, because he did not have the necessary identification and travel documents.
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The men were accused of falsifying visa documents and helping secure travel documents for family members who overstayed their visas.
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The Immigration Department, which is still holding Mr. Yao, is investigating whether his travel documents are valid, the person said.
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He had to surrender travel documents, has no cellphone and may use only a landline, which is monitored and recorded.
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Bahamians can still come to the U.S. temporarily with the right travel documents, but will not be granted work permits.
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Many of the emails are internal travel documents and schedules, but some also contained official White House materials, Politico reported.
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Many of the emails are internal travel documents and schedules, but some also contained official White House materials, Politico reported.
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My brothers left immediately for Kenya using their Ethiopian passports, but I had trouble securing travel documents with my mother.
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In SITA's system the token resides on a traveller's mobile phone and represents encrypted travel documents, passport details and other information.
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Emails to the third account included "non-public travel documents, internal schedules and some official White House materials," the report said.
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C., ranking member Cummings explained that while the committee is already investigating Pruitt, he has not produced travel documents it requested.
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Areg and Mr. Abdulwahab's mother, Saoud Khaled, 70, were issued their travel documents within nine days, but Ms. Mahyoub received nothing.
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The process for deporting non-Mexican immigrants takes longer due to logistics, such as getting travel documents and flights for them.
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So far, more than 2,200 workers have been granted travel documents to leave under an amnesty struck between the two governments.
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While North Korea's ruling family is known to have used travel documents obtained under false pretences, there are few specific examples.
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People need travel documents to exit one country and reach the checkpoint of the EU country where they want to seek asylum.
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His lawyer, Chen Nansha, said he had entered mainland China from Hong Kong using locally issued travel documents, not his American passport.
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Bahamians can still come to the U.S. temporarily, if they have the right travel documents, but will not be granted work permits.
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The bag is adorned with a few smaller pockets near the outside, which are perfect for storing pens, accessories, or travel documents.
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In May 2017, Kanter was detained for several hours at an airport in Romania after the Turkish government canceled his travel documents.
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In her experience, she said, the Chinese Consulate in Toronto rarely issues travel documents to dissidents, but Mr. Yang got one immediately.
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In her experience, she said, the Chinese Consulate in Toronto rarely issues travel documents to dissidents, but Mr. Yang got one immediately.
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An Iraqi official previously said Iraqi diplomatic and consular missions would coordinate with U.S. authorities to issue travel documents for the deportees.
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He said that nearly 400 Pakistanis with travel documents, who had been stranded in Afghanistan, were also allowed to enter the country.
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His American travel documents issued by the Department of Homeland Security enable him to enter the United States and the United Kingdom.
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Eventually, 53 members of Congress signed a petition and President Trump intervened to get the girls travel documents on special humanitarian grounds.
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The Ministry of Interior's Assisted Voluntary Return program offered him a $3,500 cash grant, travel documents and a one-way plane ticket.
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According to the Amnesty report, arrivals from Israel were taken around immigration control at Entebbe airport and stripped of their travel documents.
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A number of countries made improvements by enhancing the security of travel documents or the reporting of passports that were lost or stolen.
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At the border with Macedonia on Monday, witnesses said Syrian refugees who did not have all travel documents, including passports, were turned back.
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Abdul Samah says the man provided information that led to the arrest of a second female suspect who was using Indonesian travel documents.
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The transit passengers will not be able to leave the airport and must have valid onward travel documents, according to the transit regulations.
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That kind of planning leaves a (now mostly digital) paper trail — things like email and telephone records, credit card receipts, travel documents, etc.
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The pilot called airport security to verify the suspects' travel documents, no doubt reluctantly, aware that word-of-mouth alone had condemned them.
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CNN reported Wednesday that 2,200 Filipinos in Kuwait have received travel documents to return home, and 900 have made the trip so far.
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Three diplomats familiar with the agency's work said the female inspector had her travel documents taken, and two said she was briefly held.
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Luckily, the guys didn't have to be concerned about getting detained since they were visiting Canada and had their travel documents in order.
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New EPA travel documents show Pruitt's personal security detail racked up $30,553.80 in travel expenses between June 21625 and 2900 of last year.
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I feel that since he is an adult, and a seasoned traveler, he should have been responsible for bringing along proper travel documents.
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A TSA agent will manually verify passenger identities against travel documents after the facial matching result is recorded, regardless of the match results.
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New EPA travel documents show Pruitt's personal security detail racked up $2900,220006 in travel expenses between June 2202 and 2628 of last year.
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Customs officers based at foreign airports collect fingerprints and photos and check travel documents before allowing passengers to travel to the United States.
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In May 22017, Enes Kanter was detained for several hours at an airport in Romania after the Turkish government canceled his travel documents.
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She said the culprits made off with two laptops and travel documents but left behind expensive jewelry, indicating the break-in was politically motivated.
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According to CBP, your devices could be searched for many reasons, including incomplete travel documents or because your name matches a person of interest.
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In 2016, they said, Alimehmeti helped an undercover official obtain travel documents and equipment in order to go to Syria to join Islamic State.
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Two female suspects, one an Indonesian and the other carrying Vietnamese travel documents, have already been arrested, while a Malaysian man has been detained.
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Once family and friends have scraped together enough money, the odyssey may begin with a trip to China to pick up forged travel documents.
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My go to, Céline's Tri-Fold bag, has a compartment each for work things (it easily fits a MacBook Air), toiletries and travel documents.
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Prosecutors said last week, Alimehmeti helped an undercover official obtain travel documents and equipment in order to go to Syria to join Islamic State.
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Cambodia is not a signatory of the 1954 Stateless Persons Convention that grants the right to education, employment, housing, travel documents and administrative assistance.
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Flight attendants on the trip back held onto his cellphone and travel documents and refused to give them to him until he reached Paris.
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Pakistani border officials say that Afghan citizens with valid travel documents would be allowed to cross back into Afghanistan during the temporary reopening period.
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Using travel documents, mobile phones found in the truck, and DNA testing of possible family members, authorities eventually identified 603 of the 71 victims.
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Photography incarnates that impulse to travel, documents and legitimates it as an agent of our existential wonder, by virtue of its great pictorial capacity.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke reportedly booked taxpayer-funded helicopters this summer traveling to events near D.C., according to previously undisclosed travel documents obtained by Politico.
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And I wish the app pulled in information from both my corporate and personal Google accounts — I often have relevant travel documents in both places.
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The 16-team Mexican league insisted that the Tecolotes help any visiting teams secure visas or other travel documents to cross into the United States.
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They were imprisoned for long periods of time in various cities, some of which are far from their homes, and their travel documents were seized.
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Previously, nationals of 18 countries or territories could use their passports or travel documents to apply for Visa on Arrival (VoA) at Thai immigration checkpoints.
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That criteria include possessing a valid passport or travel documents, having no criminal record and carrying a police certificate issued within the past six months.
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I chose the Bigger Carry-On with Pocket ($295) from Away, figuring I could use the extra room and a place for my travel documents.
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To live in exile without a passport or travel documents is to live with the knowledge of limited mobility in a world of militarized bureaucracy.
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In its regulatory agenda, the Trump administration says the facial scan will address fraudulent U.S. travel documents and help officials identify criminals and suspected terrorists.
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" In response, Kanter posted a picture to his Instagram account of what appeared to be his travel documents and wrote: "It's NOT a visa issue!!!
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A judge ordered him removed, DHS tried to obtain travel documents from the People's Republic of China, but China refused to grant Chen the necessary documents.
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The brothers seized their travel documents, credit cards and most of their wages and — by sometimes threatening violence — exerted total control over them, the CPS said.
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Visa fraud In addition to the trafficking accusations, the document alleges, the suspects also obtained fraudulent visas and travel documents to speed up the victims' relocation.
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On Thursday, Thai Defence Minister Prawit Wongsuwan said he had ordered surveillance of Uighur and Chechen visitors who might have entered Thailand on fake travel documents.
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Kim Jong Nam was known to spend a significant amount of time outside North Korea, and has been caught in the past using forged travel documents.
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Stalwart regional partners like Guatemala confirm they have detained dozens of persons of Middle East origin on their way to the U.S. using falsified travel documents.
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The statement also urged the government of President Nicolas Maduro to ensure that citizens have identification cards and travel documents in order to cross borders freely.
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It's designed around the size of a passport, and it holds everything in designated sections: travel documents, money, cards, passport, and a pen just in case.
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According to BuzzFeed, when Wilson checked in, his passport was canceled by the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), which left him without any valid travel documents.
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They noted that facial scans and fingerprints — unlike travel documents — cannot be forged or altered and therefore give agents an additional tool to ensure border security.
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This year, the World Bank told current and prospective employees of Taiwanese nationality they must present Chinese travel documents in order to maintain or pursue employment.
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The men had been allowed to stay, in some cases for decades, because the Iraqi government had refused to issue travel documents for them to return.
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Christie Elan-Cane is pushing for a third option on passports for genderless people, which is usually symbolized by an 'x' on travel documents and birth certificates.
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The camera will capture images of everyone in a car, then compare it to a federal database of face images, sourced from passports, visas, and travel documents.
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But Pakistan temporarily reopened the crossings on Tuesday and Wednesday this week, to allow the return home of stranded citizens of both countries holding valid travel documents.
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He's had his travel documents confiscated by the authorities and is said to be keeping a low-profile on the island until his February 12 court date.
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The first suspect detained had travel documents in the name of Doan Thi Huong, with a birth date of May 1988 and birthplace of Nam Dinh, Vietnam.
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On Monday, lawyers for Boochani will appeal to the PNG Supreme Court to grant travel documents to refugees and asylum seekers who wish to leave the country.
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The Times has previously reported that federal prosecutors are investigating Kushner Companies over its use of a visa program that grants travel documents to wealthy foreign investors.
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His wife, however, discovered important travel documents that Lee would need to cross the border still at home and promptly reported him missing to Hong Kong authorities.
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Before passengers approached the airline gate agent, the customs officer, Sung Hyun Ha, scanned their travel documents at a kiosk, which was also equipped with a camera.
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So if you are paranoid about privacy, create a separate email account just for travel documents and forward all your itineraries and booking confirmations to that address.
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Last week, Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs unveiled basic designs of the new travel documents, revealing that they will feature Hokusai's famed Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji.
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The five shared some common threads: They were all from Dagestan, and Russian authorities had reason to deny them travel documents and prevent them from leaving the country.
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Romania and Bulgaria do not meet its criteria for free travel, which include migration issues, security of travel documents, public safety, border management and human rights, it said.
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He appears to have been snatched from Hong Kong itself and spirited across the border to the mainland, without his travel documents or any record of his leaving.
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Brussels-based Semlex, which has become a leader in providing identity and travel documents for African nations over the past 20 years, was not immediately available for comment.
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Seehofer told Bild am Sonntag newspaper that the 27,000 rejected asylum seekers could not be deported because they had no travel documents or police could not find them.
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Iran temporarily held up an inspector working for the U.N. nuclear watchdog, seizing her travel documents in the process, diplomats familiar with the situation told Reuters on Wednesday.
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David was released after posting a $30,000 cash bail, ordered to surrender all of his travel documents to the cops, and he agreed to appear in court today.
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Bulk Personal Datasets (BPD) meanwhile, are huge archives of biographical details, financial information, travel documents, as well as communications, most of which concern people of no intelligence interest.
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Eventually, a contact in another part of China, who could call Kazakhstan without drawing attention, was able to get Kazakh officials to provide temporary travel documents, he said.
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Security footage and visa travel documents showed that more than a dozen Saudi intelligence officers arrived in Istanbul in the days before Khashoggi was killed, and left immediately afterwards.
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Now they're stuck in the border town of Paso Canoas, Costa Rica, waiting for the travel documents that will let them enter the country and continue their journey northward.
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Once arrests take place, families will likely be moved to ICE family residential detention centers as the agency works with consulates to obtain travel documents, according to the official.
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TRAVELLERS sometimes have to show their travel documents five times when catching a flight: at check-in, at security, then occasionally at outbound immigration, before another check when boarding.
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A picture taken on March 22 shows arriving passengers queueing to present their travel documents before passport control at Ben Gurion International Airport on the outskirts of Tel Aviv.
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By the time we've sorted out our travel documents, wrapped up outstanding tasks at the office, and prepped our apartments, there's hardly anytime left to properly organize our belongings.
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Dombrovskis said Greece was not effectively identifying or registering people arriving, not uploading fingerprinting data to relevant bases systematically and not checking travel documents properly and against key databases.
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Lu Kang, a spokeswoman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, had earlier distanced China from the case, saying that the restaurant workers carried valid travel documents and left China "normally."
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In order to apply, candidates should be eligible to work in the US, at least 21 years old by January 1, 2020, have fluent English and current travel documents.
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Padilla Romero also said authorities denied a request to halt her removal and that ICE has requested travel documents from the Honduran Consulate, meaning she may soon face deportation.
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There is limited space in the family detention facilities where migrants would be held while the government tries to secure their travel documents, which are required to deport them.
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The police will be backed up by another 350 immigration officials who will review identification and travel documents of migrants seeking to cross, according to a Salvadoran government official.
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And I wasn't certain I would be able to get travel documents and an American visa anyway: Because of my political activities, I am a man without a passport.
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And many states regularly share information on lost or stolen passports — which can be used by gangs or terrorist organizations to create genuine-looking travel documents for their operatives.
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But Mr. Padilla Romero learned on Wednesday that ICE had contacted Honduran authorities for travel documents that would enable his mother to be deported by the end of this week.
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This year, the department extended their status through next January, but officials said in May that people covered under that status should begin acquiring travel documents to return to Haiti.
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His wife, an American citizen born and raised in Ohio, has prepared travel documents for herself and the couple's two sons in case her husband is sent back to Iraq.
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The suspension is temporary and alternatives will be put in place to issue travel documents to those who need them, the ministry said in a statement released late on Tuesday.
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Eventually, UNICEF and the UN's refugee agency UNHCR located Jaafar and secured travel documents for her to visit Turkey to pursue the legal process of proving kinship and claiming him.
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The process, which involves scanning the soon-to-be-ex-refugees' irises and issuing them with temporary travel documents, concludes with the cutting up of their "Proof of Registration" cards.
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While this restriction was only applied to high-level officials, in the era of Xi Jinping, handing over your travel documents has become normal, even for low-level government employees.
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And when the bus took us back over, I saw a seemingly endless line of Palestinian workers, travel documents in hand, ready to pass through a checkpoint bristling with guns.
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The EIP first obtained the new travel documents Monday after filing a lawsuit against the EPA in September to compel a response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.
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The Department of Homeland Security has told employees to look for visible physical symptoms and search through their travel documents and a federal database that tracks where they came from.
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The measures include distributing pet travel documents and itineraries directly to airport managers, and a new process for loading animals onto planes that involves multiple checks and confirmations before departure.
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An American government escort handed over the 230-year-old child, identified on his travel documents as José, to the American woman whose family was entrusted with caring for him.
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On March 9, an ICE officer ordered him to return in a month with proof that he had applied for travel documents with Trinidad and Tobago's consulate in New York.
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Suspect in bicycle killing used a false identityThe suspect in the killing traveled from Russia to Berlin through France on travel documents that appeared to be issued by Russian authorities.
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The Diplomatic Security Service is the law enforcement and security arm of the State Department tasked with protecting US diplomacy and diplomats worldwide and securing the integrity of US travel documents.
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The organization also has a database of stolen and lost travel documents that lists some 70 million passports, according to Royce Walters, assistant director for terrorism and border security at Interpol.
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It said the restriction could be extended to other citizens if Sierra Leone did not takes steps to establish reliable processes for issuing travel documents to and from the United States.
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However, American travelers can find themselves undergoing secondary inspection if they don't have the proper travel documents, their passport has expired or they're on a no-fly list, according to Johnson.
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So he built one for himself: Lambus, an app that lets you organize your travel documents, manage expenses, plus collaborate and chat with fellow co-travelers about the trip being planned.
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Most of the young men waiting to board the five-hour, $280 a seat flight to Erbil were traveling on one-way travel documents issued by the Iraqi Embassy in Berlin.
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In an effort to stem those growing numbers, three Canadian officials have been stationed to work with US visa officials in Lagos, Nigeria, to prevent the abuse of US travel documents.
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The agency noted that it has also used a similar system to identify six travelers who were presenting travel documents that did not belong to them or that had been altered.
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Ireland warns citizens traveling in the US to keep their travel documents on them at all times due to recent legislation "designed to identify and reduce the number of illegal immigrants."
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"The Voluntary Returns Service includes help with flights, travel documents, medical aid and reintegration, and the Home Office works closely with other governments and organizations to ensure safe returns," he said.
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Out of caution, he has not visited Turkey in years, and in May he was detained for hours at an airport in Romania after the Turkish government canceled his travel documents.
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Mr. Stevenson may still have time to rectify the error at the United States Embassy before his flight, but if not, airlines do not generally refund tickets for missing travel documents.
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Federal immigration officials have been instructed not to apply the program to unaccompanied children, migrants with valid U.S. travel documents, or cases of public interest, the USCIS officials and documents said.
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Asked about the incident on Tuesday, Morgan said the ferry operator did so out of a concern that it would have taken a long time to process people without travel documents.
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This is useful as it will help authorities detect forged travel documents used by traffickers who lure poor people from rural areas with the promise of a good job overseas, Hussain added.
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Check it out: There are also places to stash your toiletry kit, makeup bag, and curling iron or hair straightener, plus compartments for your cell phone, charger, keys, and important travel documents.
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I extended my studies for as long as I could, because my stateless status, conferred by the travel documents the High Commission distributed to refugees, gave me little hope of finding work.
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"We cannot confirm that they are fighters for Isis," the German Foreign Ministry spokesman said, adding that authorities would attempt to establish their identities and background when they applied for travel documents.
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Some of those affected came to the United States as children and committed their crimes decades ago but were allowed to stay because Iraq previously declined to issue travel documents for them.
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In a show of muscle on Tuesday, however, the Honduran government vowed vigilance at its border with Guatemala and said it had detained 60 minors without proper travel documents to leave Honduras.
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Some of those affected came to the United States as children and committed their crimes decades ago, but they had been allowed to stay because Iraq previously declined to issue them travel documents.
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This is how YSDT works, relying on residency programs as one of the only opportunities when its performers — who are split between Palestine and New York — can obtain travel documents to come together.
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"We have arrested them under the Foreigners Act on charges of entering India without valid travel documents," said Ajay Kumar Das, a police official in the northeast state of Tripura that borders Bangladesh.
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Yili Daily said the number of applications for travel documents in Yili had "skyrocketed" in the past year, from 20,000 in 2014 to 100,000 in 2015, after the authorities "twice simplified application requirements".
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"The president ... has ordered that the passport of ... Rajendra Kumar, should be seized along with the travel documents of his assistants until they complete the water project," Magufuli's office said in a statement.
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Even though the Nansen Passport is no longer in use, it did lead to the development of new documents issued by the United Nations, such as certificates of identity and refugee travel documents.
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Airport authorities said only departing passengers with travel documents will be allowed to enter Terminal 1 on Friday morning, as the airport braces for what protesters are describing as a three-day event.
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"They're already in Europe today, and it makes that extremely difficult to do that screening," said Conley, noting that many of these migrants enter Europe either without travel documents or with forged ones.
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Shared by the Kushner family, that third account received hundreds of emails from White House addresses, including non-public travel documents, internal schedules and official White House materials, Politico said, citing unnamed sources.
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Mr. Wolosky stood by his testimony, saying Uruguay lived up to the security assurances it had made, including a promise not to issue international travel documents to the former detainees for two years.
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Under the plan, the government has designated officials in various departments to steer its efforts and is coordinating with Central American consular officials in the United States to prepare the children's travel documents.
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There&aposs even a small, inconspicuous pocket on the flat side of the backpack for sensitive travel documents (pictured above), and the base is made from durable leather that won&apost wear through.
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But senior Taliban leaders said Baradar would not be traveling to Qatar, citing different reasons including problems obtaining travel documents as well difference among the leadership over his precise role in the talks.
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PARIS, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Former Nissan and Renault boss Carlos Ghosn did not use French travel documents to travel from Japan to Lebanon, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Monday.
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Some of those affected came to the United States as children and committed their crimes decades ago, but they had been allowed to stay because Iraq previously declined to issue travel documents for them.
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Brooklyn-born Smith, 42, and his family had been living in South Africa "without the necessary permits," and they were detained for using illegal travel documents as they were leaving the country, Tshwete tweeted.
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Depp's wife, actress Amber Heard, was convicted in April of falsifying travel documents to sneak the dogs into the country on a private jet and was given a suspended fine of A$1,000 ($720).
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My thinking was that it would be easier to streamline everything if I could keep all the travel documents for a given flight in one holder, plus I'd be able to protect my passport.
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Hussein Al Shatheli, a Palestinian born in Syria, describes his harrowing flight to Germany via Turkey, Greece and Switzerland and his many costly attempts to buy forged travel documents as a surreal, Kafkaesque odyssey.
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Ms. Arauz said to prepare travel documents it had needed materials from the federal authorities that had not been immediately forthcoming, including photographs of the children, which the consulate was not authorized to take.
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Fry's one ally was the vice counsel in Marseilles, Hiram Bingham IV, who helped provide Fry's passengers with travel documents, some of them fraudulent, after a few hundred authorized emergency visas had run out.
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Hong Kong authorities are still waiting for detailed explanations from China regarding the booksellers and how Lee was able to cross into China from Hong Kong without his travel documents, including a British passport.
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Many of the current caravan participants received temporary travel documents from the Mexican government providing protection from deportation and giving them several weeks to apply for legal immigration status in Mexico or leave the country.
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Uzair Paracha, 38, has been serving a 30-year prison term for allegedly helping Majid Khan obtain travel documents, after Khan plotted with al Qaeda leaders to bomb underground storage tanks at Maryland gas stations.
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This kind of information in the hands of the government could have widespread effects on the ability to get jobs, financing or travel documents — a China-like social credit scoring system based on online activities.
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In order to minimize disruption to flights, only departing passengers with valid tickets or boarding passes and travel documents would be allowed to enter to the check-in aisles at Terminal 1, said the statement.
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Officials also said they would seek to expand the preclearance program, where United States customs officers at foreign airports check photo IDs and travel documents before allowing passengers to board planes for the United States.
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Crafted from water-resistant nylon, the new luggage offers an extra 1.75'' expansion range coupled with a built-in exterior pocket for storing extra outfits or easy-access accessories (like laptops and VIP travel documents).
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George Papadopoulos The passport found in Madeira matches travel documents used by Mifsud to fly to Ukraine and Russia in 2017, based on a visa issued to Mifsud and other evidence seen by BuzzFeed News.
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Federal immigration officials have been instructed not to apply the program to unaccompanied children, migrants with valid U.S. travel documents, or cases of public interest, according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services officials and documents.
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Christie Elan-Cane, who was born female but identifies as "non-gendered", is pushing for a third option on passports for genderless people, which is usually symbolised by an 'x' on travel documents and birth certificates.
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The flow of tens of thousands of refugees to Europe has made it easier for would-be terrorists to camouflage their travel, as has the ease with which they are able to obtain forged travel documents.
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Christie Elan-Cane, who was born female but identifies as "non-gendered", is pushing for a third option on passports for genderless people, which is usually symbolized by an 'x' on travel documents and birth certificates.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin effectively withdrew from the agreement last week by signing an executive order recognizing travel documents issued by pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine, a possible step toward recognizing the region's breakaway governments.
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But the agent assigned to Balde questioned him "aggressively" and told him to gather his travel documents and leave the country by August, according to a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania.
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This week, Mexico's National Human Rights Commission criticized the López Obrador administration for taking so long to process migrants' applications for visas and travel documents, delays that have contributed to overcrowding in government-run migrant shelters.
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Foreigners with valid travel documents have similar complaints: Among the first people caught up in President Trump's travel ban was an Iraqi interpreter who had worked for American forces and the American government in his homeland.
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It is unclear how Mr. Yao would have been able to enter Hong Kong without valid travel documents, but one possibility is that China invalidated the passport while he was in Hong Kong, the person said.
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Malaysia has become home to more than 100,000 Rohingya refugees, the second-highest number in the world after Bangladesh, with most braving the Andaman Sea on rickety boats or paying people smugglers for fake travel documents.
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There, in early 1939, she aided thousands of refugees from the Sudetenland — the region of Czechoslovakia that had been annexed by the Nazis in October 1938 — arranging travel documents that would let them cross into Poland.
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"Until borders are opened, there is no way anyone can provide genuine travel documents we can rely on," the BDC official said on Thursday, adding that some of the countries visited by Nigerians were in lockdown.
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The Australian Olympic Committee paid a fine of AUS$36,000 after nine of their athletes were caught fudging their passes to get into other events at the Games and had their passports and travel documents taken.
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It also called for the government to work with the American Civil Liberties Union and foreign governments to locate parents and determine their wishes, and arrange travel documents and transportation for children when parents opt for reunification.
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Under the original version of the order, it was unclear whether holders of valid travel documents were still covered by the ban, a problem that sowed confusion at airports and led to conflicting messages from the administration.
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An Australian court let off his wife, actress Amber Heard, with a good behavior bond last month after she pleaded guilty to falsifying travel documents to sneak their two Yorkshire Terriers, Pistol and Boo, into the country.
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In August of that year, with the help of a few former neighbors, she waited until Cros-Toure was gone from the house, and fled, taking with her a duffel bag, a backpack and her travel documents.
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Kim Jong Nam was known to spend a significant amount of time outside North Korea, travelling in Macau and Hong Kong as well as mainland China, and has been caught in the past using forged travel documents.
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Colombia will allow Venezuelans to cross the border using expired passports in view of the difficulty of renewing travel documents in the neighboring country in the midst of its economic crisis, the migration agency said on Friday.
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Iran briefly held an inspector working for the International Atomic Energy Agency and seized her travel documents, diplomats told Reuters last week, in what appeared to be the first incident of its kind since the 2015 pact.
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"This six-month extension should allow Haitian TPS recipients living in the United States time to attain travel documents and make other necessary arrangements for their ultimate departure from the United States," Kelly said in a statement.
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However, on Sunday, hundreds of Bahamians were forced to leave a ferry destined for Fort Lauderdale, after Customs and Border Protection officials told authorities in Freeport to check that all passengers had valid identity and travel documents.
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Kim Jong Nam was known to spend a significant amount of time outside North Korea, traveling in Macau and Hong Kong as well as mainland China, and has been caught in the past using forged travel documents.
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Among the survey's recommendations was that the issuance of visas, passports and other travel documents be transferred to the Department of Homeland Security, an effort that would require a wholesale transformation of the government's overseas work force.
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And he knew that if he came to the United States with individuals without travel documents, it would have taken a long time because we're going to do what we always do, which is properly vet everybody.
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The officials said that where possible, families will be housed together in detention centers in Texas and Pennsylvania, but in some cases, they will be kept in hotel rooms until their travel documents can be prepared for deportation.
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The appeal argues that the ruling accepted a racist Kuwaiti law and allowed the airline to override German laws requiring that airlines transport any passenger with valid travel documents, according to the Lawfare Project, which filed the appeal.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A dozen Rohingya refugees, including teenagers, have been rescued from a suspected human trafficking operation, police in India said on Monday, after the group entered the country from Bangladesh without valid travel documents.
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VIENNA/PARIS (Reuters) - Iran briefly held an inspector working for the U.N. nuclear watchdog in the Islamic Republic and seized her travel documents, diplomats familiar with the agency's work said on Wednesday, with some describing it as harassment.
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White House officials sent hundreds of emails that included "nonpublic travel documents, internal schedules and some official White House materials" to the email address shared by Kushner and Trump, Politico reported, citing three people familiar with the matter.
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"Upon guarantees that he will be taken back by the United States and that travel documents will be procured, the necessary proceedings have been started to send him to the United States," the ministry said in a statement.
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Malaysian police arrested a woman in connection with the death of the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Police say the woman was carrying Vietnamese travel documents when she was nabbed at the Kuala Lumpur airport.
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Australian Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young has called on the Liberal Government to issue emergency travel documents to a young Saudi woman trapped in Bangkok, so she can travel safely and urgently to Australia where she has a visa.
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"Under that understanding, Vietnam had begun to consider request for travel documents for pre-22006 Vietnamese immigrants, despite the 2008 agreement," US District Judge Cormac J. Carney wrote in a decision granting class certification for the suit in October.
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Navy deputy chief of staff Achmad Taufiqoerrochman was quoted in the statement as saying the Indonesian crew lacked travel documents and had been at sea for a long time without pay, indicating they may have been victims of trafficking.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Etihad Airways is allowing nationals from six Muslim-majority countries on a U.S. travel ban list to board flights to the United States if they have valid travel documents, the Abu Dhabi-based airline said on Thursday.
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Reuters first reported on Wednesday that Iran had held the IAEA inspector and seized her travel documents in what appears to be the first incident of its kind since Iran's nuclear deal with major powers was struck in 2015.
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Timnit Gebru, a Google researcher who helps organize a NeurIPS workshop called Black in AI, says that a third of the 44 people invited to attend her session from abroad have so far been denied their necessary travel documents.
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While we wouldn't recommend waiting until the last minute to renew your passport (and by that, we mean any less than two weeks in advance), there are certainly ways to ensure that your travel documents are always travel-ready.
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Customs and Border Protection agents — the officers in blue uniforms who stamp passports and inspect travel documents at airports and border crossings — will be the ones making on-the-ground decisions about who gets an exemption and who doesn't.
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Many government-sponsored vocational programs and incubators give participants the chance to develop their skills in the tech sector; Absher's interface has allowed numerous women to hack into their guardians' accounts to issue themselves travel documents and flee abuse.
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It tracks the painful personal story of Ms. Gopee and her mother as they attempt to immigrate to America from Trinidad and Tobago in the early 2000s, after their travel documents were stolen, she said, by a family member.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The issuance of U.S. visas, passports and other travel documents should be transferred to the Department of Homeland Security from the State Department, a consulting company commissioned by U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has recommended in a report.
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On Tuesday night, Fortress Europe took further steps to shore up its frontiers, as Serbia and Slovenia announced that they would further tighten restrictions and security at their borders, allowing only those with valid travel documents or clear humanitarian needs.
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Palestinian refugees whose families had been in Syria for decades, they lacked legal travel documents, so they gathered their scant savings and paid a smuggler to guide them across the border into Turkey from an area held by Kurdish groups.
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However, they are not directly linked to those militant organizations and have not created the trail of arrest warrants, tapped phone calls, travel documents and monitored border crossings on which security forces usually rely to keep tabs on violent Islamist radicals.
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"I increased the horsepower from 400 to 450 so that the car could move a little bit faster," he says, adding that a trip to the Chambre de Commerce in Paris was required for all the necessary travel documents and permits.
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At JFK and MIA, British Airways is running a slightly different trial where the gates will be used to identify passengers arriving from Heathrow Airport, meaning they'll no longer have to scan travel documents or be fingerprinted after they land.
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I discovered there that my passport had been revoked two days earlier, making me one of more than 50,000 Turkish citizens who had their travel documents canceled as part of the purge that followed the attempted coup on July 15.
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Parents could face one to three years of imprisonment for repeated attempts to move people younger than 21 out of the country without a valid passport, official travel documents and a visa to enter the country of destination, officials announced Monday.
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On Friday, the British government found something to celebrate: The Home Office said that the color of the country's passports would revert from burgundy, favored by most European Union member states, to the blue that once marked British travel documents.
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"The Turkish government has a poor reputation for its abuse of Interpol's red notices as well as its Stolen and Lost Travel Documents system," said Aykan Erdemir, a Turkish analyst and critic of the current regime with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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Andreas Hauschild, a 54-year-old German, was also ordered by a London court to pay a 700,000 pound ($13,000) bail security, surrender identity and travel documents and report daily to a local police station after he was extradited from Italy last week.
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Using old family photos and home videos layered atop a mirror, the artist weaves a tale that saw her and her mother's US travel documents stolen by her mother's husband, rooting the two in T&T until Amaya Gopee's own coming of age.
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"Following implementation of the facial biometric technology demonstrations at the land border in the fall of 20173, CBP has identified 64 imposters who attempted to enter the United States by presenting genuine travel documents not legitimately issued to them," the spokesperson said.
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A police spokesman, Michaël Jonniaux, said there would be new security measures at the airport, including spot checks of vehicles and checks of people and baggage entering the airport terminal — which will be open only to those with travel documents and identification.
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"It is unclear how many people belong to the Windrush generation, since many of those who arrived as children travelled on parents' passports and never applied for travel documents—but they are thought to be in their thousands," according to the BBC.
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Unlike the millions of Syrian refugees who hold on to their passports and travel documents with their lives, numerous foreign fighters of the Islamic State destroyed their passports to hide their identities and spent years traveling between Syria and Turkey with relative ease.
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Heard will maintain custody of her dogs Pistol and Boo, the two canines at the center of a scandal in Australia in which Heard pleaded guilty to falsifying travel documents to sneak her pets into the country in 2015 without proper quarantine procedures.
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"The new dimension is they (the traffickers) are now telling the girls that they will get them jobs as nurses and house help in Dubai ... (with) travel documents ... making it look legal," said Julie Okah-Donli, head of anti-trafficking agency NAPTIP.
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The 520,000-case backlog could be significantly reduced if asylum officers working for the Citizenship and Immigration Services were authorized to grant asylum to people arriving irregularly who qualify as refugees, as they already do for people who enter with proper travel documents.
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The police in Malaysia detained a woman holding Vietnamese travel documents and were looking for other suspects in what appears to have been a lethal poison attack on the half brother of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, at the Kuala Lumpur airport.
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I prepare my travel documents for my visa-on-arrival and drop them off along with my passport at the visa counter, and after a short wait of around 30 minutes, my name is called and I pay the $3 visa-on-arrival fee.
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HONG KONG, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's Airport Authority said on Friday only departing passengers with travel documents will be allowed to enter the terminal as anti-government activists gear up for a three-day rally to raise awareness among tourists entering the city.
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She's already supplied her DNA sample needed to move Mohamed's case forward and recently cleared the travel documents that grant her special approval to travel outside the U.S. Once her Kenyan visa is cleared, she'll fly to Nairobi with her 3-year-old daughter, Mumtaz.
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At the Eisteddfod, across the way from YesCymru's stall, a group of artists had set up a "passport office" issuing travel documents for the nation of Llanrwst, a town of about 3,300, which in 1276 was declared independent by the then (Welsh) Prince of Wales.
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After fleeing to Turkey from China Mr Fu, who was born in Hong Kong and who carries British-issued travel documents that afford some of the protections of full citizenship, initially sought sanctuary at the British consulate, having evaded alleged Chinese agents at Istanbul airport.
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Plus, there's something to be said for being hands-free when you're trying to juggle your bag(s), phone, travel documents, and snacks for the plane all at once — or when you have to make a run for it to catch a tight connection.
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One of those travelers told CNN that they had tried to explain the situation and show their passports and travel documents to the police, but officers warned them to "get behind the door" of the hostel and one officer brandished a pistol in the air.
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It claims that a senior Mexican official was told by the US to clear the asylum seekers from the plaza where they were waiting to be allowed to enter the port — and, implicitly, to deport anyone whose Mexican travel documents had expired while they were waiting.
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Earlier on Monday, Adan, 18, from El Salvador — one of the eight allowed to ask for asylum — leaned against the metal barriers that separated the asylum-seekers from people who were able to cross into the United States with travel documents like visas or identification cards.
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"The recognition of travel documents issued by the self-declared Donetsk People's Republic undermines the unity of Ukraine and is a stark contradiction to all that was agreed in Minsk and is therefore totally unacceptable," Steffen Seibert said during a regular government news conference in Berlin.
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He also suggested knowing how to get around the city you're in, emailing your itinerary and copies of your travel documents, including your passport, to family members, and limiting the amount of personal information you carry (no need to tote along all your credit cards). video
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Knowing how to get around the city you're in, emailing your itinerary and copies of your travel documents, including your passport, to family members, and limiting the amount of personal information you carry (no need to tote along all your credit cards) are other safety tips.
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Thomas de Maizière, the German interior minister, said the travel documents the men were carrying when they were arrested on Tuesday had been issued by the same authority as ones found on some of the men who carried out the attacks in and around Paris in November.
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Those reasons include not having complete travel documents, sharing a name with someone on a government watch list, or just because you've been selected randomly: Bikkannavar told me guards never explained why he was being singled out, but said he also didn't really press the issue.
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Under a smaller program already in place, called Preclearance and run by United States Customs and Border Protection, officers are based at foreign airports where they collect fingerprints and photos and check travel documents before allowing passengers to board a plane traveling to the United States.
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About a week after they posted bail, the sisters flew to Toronto with emergency travel documents that Canadian officials issued after they determined the women faced no travel restrictions and that "there was a significant risk to their physical safety," an immigration official said in an email.
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As a signatory of the 1951 Refugee Convention and 1967 Protocol, Turkey acknowledges that refugees are entitled to basic rights like an obligation to be issued travel documents, a right to work, and education, as well as protection from being forcibly returned to their home country.
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More than 4,800 documents were stolen, most of which related to the inner workings of the Mexican embassy in the Guatemalan capital, including its consular activities, such as recognizing births and deaths, dealing with Mexican citizens who have been incarcerated or jailed and the issuing of travel documents.
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Eric Schaeffer, the executive director of the Environmental Integrity Project and the former director of the E.P.A.'s office of civil enforcement, said he had sought Mr. Pruitt's travel documents because agency staff members told him they had difficulty scheduling meetings because Mr. Pruitt was frequently out of town.
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"The sun was beating down like crazy," Horn said, describing the scene at Freeport Harbor where the ship's staff checked to see if the waiting mass of evacuees had the requisite travel documents to enter the US. Horn's medical team tended to many people who suffered from heatstroke.
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"If your life is in jeopardy and you're in the Bahamas and you want to get to the United States, you're going to be allowed to come to the United States, whether you have travel documents or not," he told reporters during a press briefing at the White House.
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For the most part, ICE entered the homes in the early hours of the morning, taking the families into custody and transporting them immediately to a family residential center in Dilley, Texas, where DHS would have them await travel documents and a return flight to their home countries.
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Several other infrastructure projects will open this year including a $20 billion sea bridge to Macau and Zhuhai, while Beijing is now working with Chinese tech giant Tencent to let people replace their travel documents by using a mobile phone WeChat app to cross the border in future.
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Sabraw has acknowledged the logistical challenges could require more time and has not penalized or chastised the government on the issue, but is considering setting a deadline of seven days to reunify deported parents with their children once they have been located, contacted and the children's travel documents are ready.
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The rejections of Yemeni citizens, many of them women and children, seeking travel documents from the small United States Embassy in Djibouti, in East Africa, occurred even though the State Department had said it would not revoke any visas when carrying out the president's proclamation imposing the new restrictions on immigration.
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A new analysis for the Cato Institute has found that the Department of Homeland Security rejected 214 percent of requests to the immigration agency, which include those for work permits, travel documents and status applications, based on family reunification, employment and other grounds, in the first nine months of 2018.
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Read: Erdoğan Stopped His Oval Office Meeting to Show Trump an Anti-Kurd Propaganda Video "The necessary legal procedures to send the foreign national terrorist to the U.S. have started after the U.S. guaranteed to let him in the country and issue his travel documents," Turkey's Interior Ministry said in a statement Thursday.
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Luckily, Mansur said, about 80 percent of the league personnel coming to the games already had the necessary travel documents, since a number of teams train in the preseason in the United States, and many teams have players who for a variety of reasons travel to the United States from their home countries.
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While border officers are not permitted to refer someone for what is known as a "secondary screening" of questioning based solely on national origin, it is one of multiple factors they are directed to consider, in addition to travel documents, travel history or suspicious behavior when choosing whom to refer for additional scrutiny.
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But internal communications reviewed by CNN show that the State Department and US embassy officials in Finland had been in talks with Aro for several months, extensively communicating with her about the award, her travel documents, her itinerary in Washington and her bio, which had been approved by eight State Department officials.
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Mr. Trump and his national security officials have argued from the beginning that the travel ban was intended to give the government time to ensure that those practices were sufficient to make sure that terrorists are not able to enter the United States using travel documents for people on vacation or seeking temporary employment.
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Last week, two Polish brothers were jailed under Britain's modern slavery laws for stealing wages of around 18 other Poles they tricked with promises of work in the UK. The brothers seized their travel documents, credit cards and most of their wages and — by sometimes threatening violence — exerted total control over them, prosecutors said.
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Salick argued at one of Xu's detention hearings that she'd been told by CBP officers that if Xu falsely claimed to have lost his own passport, he could pretend to be one of the Chinese citizens bearing his name, provide that man's biographical information to the Chinese consulate, and would likely be issued travel documents to return to China.
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It's complicated to deport anyone from the United States -- particularly so-called unaccompanied minors, which is how officials have been categorizing kids from separated families who are still in custody, including those whose parents are no longer in the US. The process requires coordination between multiple government agencies and many steps, including acquiring travel documents and plane tickets.
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Between March 21, when the laptop contract was announced, and April 2500, when he announced his resignation, Mr. Dance took at least 215 out-of-state trips related to the district's tech initiatives or involving industry-funded groups, according to a Times analysis of travel documents obtained under public records laws — nearly two trips per month on average.
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In the past few weeks, Mr. Hassan was bused out of the camp; sent to a transit center in Nairobi, Kenya's capital, several hundred miles away; given travel documents; told he was about to fly to America; told he was not about to fly to America; bused back to the camp; and then told he might actually fly to America after all.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE, Disney officials said: "While we understand the guests' disappointment with not being able to board the ship, for health and safety reasons, our policy does not allow women who have reached the 24th week of pregnancy to travel, which is consistent with other cruise lines and is noted on our website and in travel documents our guests receive before sailing.
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What is especially disheartening to me and many of my Muslim friends is that our British-ness — our love of English breakfast tea with buttery biscuits, our obsession with soccer clubs (mine being the Arsenal club in North London), our British slang and mannerisms that lead our Somali parents, rolling their eyes, to call us "fish and chips," not even our valid travel documents — protect us.
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Pruitt has now missed the deadline to turn over travel documents and explanation to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Trey GowdyHarold (Trey) Watson GowdyRising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief Cummings announces expansion of Oversight panel's White House personal email probe, citing stonewalling Pelosi says it's up to GOP to address sexual assault allegation against Trump MORE (R-S.C.).
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" He was much less impressed with the INS officials who were responsible for facilitating legal immigration; after leaving office in 1993, he complained to David Gergen (then of US News) that his attempts to overhaul the agency had been stymied, and endorsed things like placing agents at foreign airports to check travel documents (since implemented) and "summary deportation proceedings to weed out patently phony claims for asylum.
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A foreign-directed attack is one in which leaders or key members of al-Qaeda or ISIS recruit, train, and deploy an individual or a group of individuals to carry out an attack, usually providing operational guidance (which targets to hit, how to stay under the radar and avoid getting caught before the attack, etc.) as well as resources such as money, fake travel documents, safe houses, and even weapons.
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The man in the bucket hat was part of the two-man team that poisoned the SkripalsBellingcat, working with the German magazine Der Spiegel and the Russian website Insider (not related to Insider Inc.), says it has confirmed the men&aposs cover identities as well as their real names, based on an examination of their travel documents, public database information, and using biometric information available on the men from public photos.
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ICE added that it implemented an identification mechanism to ensure ongoing tracking of linked family members throughout the detention and removal process; designated detention locations for separated parents and vowed to ensure communication with children in HHS custody; worked closely with foreign consulates to ensure that travel documents are issued for both the parent and child at time of removal; and coordinated with HHS for the reuniting of the child prior to the parents&apos departure from the U.S. As part of the effort, ICE officials have posted notices in all its facilities advising detained parents trying to find or communicate with their children to call a hotline staffed 8 a.m.
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