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EU migration pact leaves thousands of asylum-seekers trapped in Greek islands
The new legislation eliminates the time limit for voluntary leave of Greece following a refusal, but the saturation of detention centres makes it difficult to expel
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Alex Pretti's parents accuse the Trump Government of hiding evidence about his death
The American nurse was fatally shot by federal agents in January while documenting a migration raid in Minnesota with his cell phone.
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Deported by the US. USA: LGBTIQ + migrants, trapped between two persecutions
They fled their countries to escape persecution, but U.S.-led deportations have once again put them in danger. LGBTIQ + migrants expelled to third countries report threats, discrimination and fear of being returned to places where their sexual orientation or gender identity may put them at risk. A Human Rights Watch investigation documented cases of persons deported to African countries that criminalize same-sex relations or where LGBTIQ + people are abused. What happens when deportation does not lead to a place
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Several migrants from Ceuta are returned to Morocco before remedies are resolved in the National High Court
The associations ensure that the deadlines are not being respected, while the Interior claims a lack of resources or that the responses are late
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A hundred migrants from the B9 Institute are moving towards regularization and 18 have already achieved it.
Mayor Xavier Garcia Albiol links the eviction of the compound ten months ago with the improvement in Badalona's security data
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At least 139 migrants die, including 15 children, in a shipwreck between Djibouti and Yemen
Some 82 people have survived the sinking, reported by IOM. Drought and violence in Ethiopia drive this dangerous migration route
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An early morning of flight and another camp evicted in Ceuta
Police deployment at the El Guano explanade ends more than two months of settlements on the Ceutí coast 48 hours before the Kings' visit
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This is how migrants take refuge in the El Príncipe neighborhood and in the Ceuta forests
Tens of people arriving in the autonomous city with the massive entrance remain in the neighborhoods and in the mountains after the beach evictions
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ICE agent shoots and injures a man in New York accompanied by a five-year-old
The wounded is Dominican, had a criminal record, was in a car and was transferred to a local hospital
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Tens of migrants detained in an ICE centre in Georgia report in a video and a letter their 'illegal' confinement for years
More than 70 people start a hunger strike to protest the confinement and ill-treatment received, according to 'The Guardian'
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The 100 Ceuta Weds: migrants arriving through tunnels, water in bad condition and false mass entrances
The migration crisis of the autonomous city has become the most significant episode of disinformation since the Dana of Valencia
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Midterms: How can you change the Latin vote in the US? United States?
At the close of the November 3 half-term elections, the Latino vote is again at the heart of the US policy. An increasingly diverse and decisive community in several states will be key to elections that will also test Donald Trump's administration. What factors are Hispanic voters' preferences marking and what weight will migration have in these elections? We analyzed it in Migrants along with Clarissa Martínez De Castro, Vice President of Voto Latino in United States.
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Nepalese migrants in the first line of fire after October 7 in Israel: "My family begged me not to work in a country at war, but I had no choice"
More than 2,000 people in the Asian country live and work in the Jewish State by supplying Palestinian workers who were blocked from access to Israeli jobs following the attacks
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Why are there hundreds of migrants who have returned to Morocco "voluntarily" after the eviction of El Trampoline?
The National Police evokes part of the settlement of Ceuta beach
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Two Moroccan migrants claim they were forced out of Ceuta: "We were told that the decision had already been made to return us."
Interior maintains that those who crossed to Morocco after the eviction of Benitez beach did so "of their own free will"
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Renée Good's family sue the US government and several officials for his death at the hands of an ICE agent
The brother and partner of the deceased poet take two legal actions for the event in Minneapolis in January
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The Supreme will review the legality of the arrests of migrants without bail by the Trump Administration
The Government held thousands of undocumented migrants in detention for years without the right to defend themselves in court
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Ceuta, two months later: a city paralyzed between the expulsion and return of migrants
When it comes to 60 days of the massive crossing of migrants, the city holds on to social tension, wondering when the expulsions of migrants will begin.
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Amnesty International denounces "torture and ill-treatment" of military personnel to immigrants in Ceuta
The organization has collected 22 testimonies accusing uniformed people of "beatings, harassment, humiliation and theft"
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The Supreme Court allows Trump to continue deportations to third countries
The Administration may continue to temporarily expel migrants to countries with which they have no link without offering them the possibility to defend themselves.