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Several hotels in Los Angeles, the second-most populous city in the United States, are set to hire homeless migrants from the Skid Row neighborhood. Skid Row’s homeless migrants will receive employment and an opportunity to
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Migrant workers in Israel are caught in a debt trap because of the high recruitment fees that they had to pay for their jobs in the country. Migrant workers are unable to leave Israel and
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More than 1,400 migrants had reached Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago off the coast of northwestern Africa, between Friday and Sunday. One migrant boat alone carried 321 people. Most migrants arrived from sub-Saharan Africa. Spain's
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The United States is set to open a migrant processing center in Ecuador, a country in South America, in order to help migrants apply for legal U.S. entry and employment permits. Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, Venezuelan
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In recent days, Chicago has been working to support more than 15,000 migrants. Meanwhile, St. Louis, a major city in Missouri, has also pledged to offer help to 15,000 asylum seekers. The Midwestern city will
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New York City in the United States has toughened its stance against migrant families amid the migrant crisis. Eric Adams, Mayor of New York City, has adopted various measures to expand the boundaries of New
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Brazil, Latin America's largest economy, is providing jobs to Venezuelans amid the migrant crisis. Venezuelan migrants crossing the country’s northern border have received warm welcome. What can Venezuelan migrants expect? Brazil is welcoming migrants with
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In a major relief for migrant families in the United States, the Joe Biden administration has agreed to offer temporary legal status and other benefits to migrants. Joe Biden, the president of the United States,
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After many years of struggle, migrant workers in Norway won legal protection from exploitative hiring agencies. However, a new ruling by the European Free Trade Association (Efta) has affected migrant workers’ happiness. The unseen struggles
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In recent months, the United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recorded 60 migrant deaths due to extreme heat and dehydration. The real number can be higher because migrants are often abandoned by human traffickers
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