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In a very big way to reduce the flow of irregular migration, Panama has started the deportation of humans on chartered flights financed by the United States. This was done days after President José Raúl
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Richard Leonard of the Labour Party is the new Prime Minister in the United Kingdom. This happened because his party was indeed victorious in a big election. Labour Party secured more votes than the so-called
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The United States and Panama have agreed to collaborate on asylum, or deportation of people who attempt to travel to the United States from Panama. This agreement deals with individuals who pass through what is
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The integration of biometric technologies into immigration systems by the United States and the United Kingdom has sparked debate and concern. While these initiatives aim to streamline processes and enhance security, they also raise critical
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Bangladeshi migrants seeking better opportunities often end up trapped in Malaysia, facing debt bondage and false promises. The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) recently highlighted the dire situation faced by these migrants, shedding light
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Britain's Controversial Plan to deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda is on the verge of becoming law, despite facing fierce opposition. The proposed legislation aims to overcome a U.K. Supreme Court ruling that deemed Rwanda an unsafe
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Migrant advocacy groups from across South Korea are calling for the arrest and investigation of Park Jin-jae, a far-right political candidate accused of unlawfully targeting and detaining migrants. A coalition of human rights organizations held
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A federal judge in Boston has ruled that the lawsuit filed by migrants flown from Texas to Martha's Vineyard in 2022, known as the Martha's Vineyard flights lawsuit, can proceed against the Florida company that
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In a recent development, the United States government has implemented a significant policy change affecting migrants without passports, mandating them to undergo facial recognition technology when boarding domestic flights. This shift has prompted confusion and
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A federal judge in Texas has allowed President Biden's immigration plan to continue. This plan lets a limited number of migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela enter the U.S. for humanitarian reasons. The program
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