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Denver, the capital of Colorado, a western U.S. state, has seen nearly 30,000 migrants from the southern border over the past year. More than 2,600 migrants are living in the city’s shelter system. Around 200
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Chicago is halting a plan to open a migrant tent camp in Brighton Park in order to house nearly 2,000 migrants over environmental concerns. Chicago has released an environmental report to highlight that the place
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The United Kingdom (UK) has announced plans to slash the number of migrants arriving by legal routes amid pressure on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to tackle record net migration figures. The annual net migration to
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Rohingya refugees are living in dire conditions in refugee camps in Bangladesh, a country in South Asia. Rohingya refugees are suffering because of the continuous fighting between two insurgent groups in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is home
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Mexico, a country in North America, has ordered suspension of the transfer of migrants due to a lack of funds. Mexico’s finance ministry has also suspended payments to the National Immigration Institute amid the increase
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Eric Adams, the 110th mayor of New York City (NYC), is ramping up spending on migrants as the city is bearing the legal burden to meet the growing needs of new arrivals. The taxpayers in
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A United States appeals court has ruled in a victory for President Joe Biden's administration. The New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ordered Texas to remove its floating migrant barrier in the
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San Antonio, a major city in south-central Texas in the United States, spent $9.3 million to run the Migrant Resource Center from January through the end of October this year in order to help migrant
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Thousands of Myanmar refugees have been facing risks in recent months. Their harrowing tales of escape from Myanmar, coupled with the uncertainty of their future in neighboring countries, reflect the human cost of the ongoing
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Many migrants have accepted voluntary return to their home countries to escape intense torture of Libya prison. Many migrants, who engage in a grueling journey through the Sahara Desert, never made it past Libya. Since
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