Tamo and his five daughters, seeking refuge in the El Príncipe neighborhood after swimming to Ceuta
Hundreds of people who crossed the mass entrance continue to be covered in peripheral neighborhoods and mountains of the autonomous city
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Hundreds of people who crossed the mass entrance continue to be covered in peripheral neighborhoods and mountains of the autonomous city
More than 70 people start a hunger strike to protest the confinement and ill-treatment received, according to 'The Guardian'
The brother and partner of the deceased poet take two legal actions for the event in Minneapolis in January
The Government held thousands of undocumented migrants in detention for years without the right to defend themselves in court
The Administration may continue to temporarily expel migrants to countries with which they have no link without offering them the possibility to defend themselves.
The agents move the immigrants to a nearby explanade because there is still no room to welcome them.
The causes of the fire are unknown at the moment, which has affected about 20 sheds.
The NGO Mission Lifeline, who was the first to serve the man, reports that the ambulance took almost an hour to arrive.
A decision of the First Circuit Court of Appeal against deportations to third countries also gives hope to migrants who have forcibly arrived in several African countries in recent weeks
The material was delivered by an anonymous complainant to Democratic legislators of a Congress committee
The news of the opening of new squares in enabled spaces mobilizes a large number of young people still sleeping in the autonomous city
A judge temporarily blocks the deportation order of Venezuelan Wilber Garcés, to be presented at a migration hearing next Wednesday
The aggression against two activists and a deputy by confusing them with humanitarian workers exposes the climate of hostility against humanitarian organizations in the city
Wilber Garcés was given high hours after being shot by a federal agent this Sunday in the Texas capital
The congressman has been pointed out as a traitor by the president's followers and has also been the object of reproaches for the delay in her position against the migration operations by the Hispanic population of southern Florida.
Christian Castro first appeared this Friday in a federal court to answer six charges for giving false testimony