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More than 53,000 immigrants have been deported or repatriated by South Africa in a crackdown

  • Immigrants from Malawi, Zimbabwe and Mozambique made up the majority of the migrants deported, but they also included citizens of Nigeria, Uganda and Kenya
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Scared but staying: Some migrants dig in as South Africa turns hostile

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Police blast water cannons at Belfast protesters as unrest flares again after stabbing

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Spain finalizes amnesty measure for potentially hundreds of thousands of immigrants

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ICE is quietly buying warehouses for detention centers and leaving local officials out of the loop

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Federal judge accuses Trump administration of ‘terror’ against immigrants in scathing ruling

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Ratcliffe says he is sorry his UK ‘colonized by immigrants’ remark offended some

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In surprise move, Spain to grant legal status to thousands of immigrants lacking permission

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About 400 immigrant children were detained longer than the recommended limit, ICE admits

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Pope Leo invokes criticism of Trump’s policies in first major document

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Tears of joy as Egyptian immigrant and Cincinnati chaplain is released from detention

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More African nations are receiving third-country immigrants deported by US. Here’s what to know

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US sends 68 migrants back to Honduras and Colombia in first voluntary deportation

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