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Editorial: The shocking case of a man left on the breadline after being recruited to work in the UK’s care sector should prompt ministers to
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Editorial: The shocking case of a man left on the breadline after being recruited to work in the UK’s care sector should prompt ministers to
This is one of the most inhumane and sickening things this administration has done.
“As the White House faces court orders to reunite families separated at the border, immigrant children as young as three years old are being ordered into court for their own deportation proceedings, according to attorneys in Texas, California and Washington, D.C.”
Offensive beyond belief
"I would cite you to the Apostle Paul and his clear and wise command in Romans 13, to obey the laws of the government because God has ordained the government for his purposes.
Our policy that can result in short-term separation of families is not unusual or unjustified."
US Attorney General Jeff Sessions
Yes, it's unusual. Even Australia, with the human rights scandal they have going over migrants, isn't separating them but using the Bible to justify it? Is an utterly disgusting act and contrary to Jesus's teaching.
The Miracle of the Feeding of the Four Thousand came after 3 days of healing of the sick. Jesus said, "they have already been with me three days and have nothing to eat. I do not want to send them away hungry, or they may collapse on the way.”
Slight contrast, don't you think, to pulling small children by the hundreds away from their parents?
Refugee Council says reassessing hundreds of thousands of asylum decisions was ‘not a serious or workable plan’
US weighs a new migrant plan: a $2,500 stipend for 17-year-olds who choose to return home. Voluntary, judge-reviewed, and already stirring pushback. #USImmigration #MigrantPolicy #ValidUpdates #News
"Things are much worse now than in 2015," Óscar Camps, founder and director of Spanish NGO Open Arms, said when it comes to migration.
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The European Union is committing "structural genocide" with irregular migrants, while far-right forces use the "invasion" of immigrants as an electoral weapon, Óscar Camps, founder and director of Spanish NGO Open Arms, told Euractiv.es. Camps founded Open Arms in 2015, moved by the humanitarian crisis of Syrian refugees. Since then, the activist has won several international awards for his solidarity work. Asked about the latest developments surrounding the controversial Italian-Albanian ‘experiment’ to outsource the management of migration flows to third countries, Camps came down hard on Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni (Fratelli d'Italia/ECR). “Italian politics has always been a big show. It was already so in 2019 with (Matteo) Salvini, it was already so with (former prime minister and Cinque Stelle Movement leader Giuseppe) Conte. (Matteo) Salvini (current transport minister) has added even more spectacle with shocking media campaigns, including the ‘closed ports’ for NGOs”, Camps told Euractiv.es. The Open Arms director lashed out at Meloni, whose government passed a decree this week to try to prevent the judiciary from overturning a controversial agreement with Tirana. “Meloni has gone much further (than Salvini). Sometimes, the far-right believes it is above justice, international conventions, and international law,” said Camps. -The Spanish NGO has been in the media spotlight again in connection with the trial Italian far-right leader and former interior minister Matteo Salvini.
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For Meloni, the court's decision is "prejudiced”
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The Italian government of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is working on a decree to amend the list of safe countries to overcome legal obstacles to the implementation of its Italy-Albania migration model after a Rome court ordered the first 12 migrants processed under the new model to be returned to Italy. Following the court’s decision to block the processing of the 12 migrants, Meloni called a cabinet meeting for 6 pm on Monday to find a legislative solution, saying it was up to the government, not the judiciary, to "determine which countries are safe". The foreign, interior, and justice ministries are said to be drafting the decree over the weekend, with a proposal that the list of safe countries could be updated every six months, Corriere della Sera reported. “The definition of a safe country cannot be left to the judiciary; it is a political decision, albeit within the framework of international law," Justice Minister Carlo Nordio told La Repubblica in an interview on Sunday. For Meloni, the court's decision is "prejudiced”, commenting that “it’s very difficult to work and try to provide answers to this nation when part of the institutions, which should be helping, are obstructing us."
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The Biden administration is trying for a second time to end the controversial Trump-era "Remain in Mexico" policy after it was thwarted earlier this year by a federal judge.