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Immigrants and Refugees

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    The Global Compact for Migration: How Does Development Fit In?

    Migration Policy Institute Nov 29, 2017

    The links between global development and migration run deep, though only in recent years have their connections been a part of the global debate. Development policies that promote good governance,…

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    Should The UN or U.S. Government be Responsible for Refugee Resettlement? [Video]

    Hudson Institute Nov 29, 2017

    On November 4th, Nina Shea appeared on Fox News to discuss the persecution of Christians in the Middle East and Vice President Pence’s promise to defend them. Read the source…

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    Rohingya Refugees Fear Cyclone Season in Bangladesh

    The Globe And Mail Nov 24, 2017

    A cyclone could wash away some of the world’s largest refugee camps, worsening an already dire humanitarian crisis that has displaced 620,000 Rohingya Muslims over the past three months, International…

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    Addressing the Root Causes of Migration

    Devex Nov 23, 2017

    When Nafkote Dabi, Oxfam’s policy lead in Niger, Nigeria, and Chad, went to Brussels for meetings at the European Union institutions in late October, she expected to be talking about…

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    Haitian Immigration Rates in the United States

    Migration Policy Institute Nov 23, 2017

    In recent decades, the United States has experienced a significant increase in the number of immigrants from Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. While just 5,000 Haitians lived…

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    Afghanistan: Displacement Challenges in a Country on the Move

    Migration Policy Institute Nov 21, 2017

    Few countries have witnessed the scale of population movements that Afghanistan has experienced during what is now approaching almost four decades of war. Successive waves of conflict between rival internal…

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    Debate Continues Over ‘Root Causes’ of Migration

    Devex International Development Nov 18, 2017

    When Nafkote Dabi, Oxfam’s policy lead in Niger, Nigeria, and Chad, went to Brussels for meetings at the European Union institutions in late October, she expected to be talking about…

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    UN Evacuates First Group of Refugees from Libya to Niger

    Reuters Nov 16, 2017

    A group of 25 refugees have been evacuated from Libya to Niger to have resettlement claims processed, in the first operation of its kind from the North African country, the…

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    10 Venture Capitalists Investing in Immigration Tech

    Impact Alpha Nov 15, 2017

    More than half the founders of $1 billion U.S. startups were born abroad (see, “Immigrants and the American Economy). An Obama-era rule, postponed by the Trump administration, would have given…

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    Cuban Immigration in the United States

    Migration Policy Institute Nov 12, 2017

    For decades, immigrants from Cuba have held a uniquely preferential position in U.S. immigration law, owing to Cold War-era tensions between the two rivals. Cubans have been among the top…

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    A Profile of Current DACA Recipients

    Migration Policy Institute Nov 12, 2017

    With the rescission of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program moving into full force in spring 2018, an average of 915 young unauthorized immigrants will lose their work…

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    Follow the Desperate Flight of Rohingya Refugees with this Moving Map

    Mashable Nov 10, 2017

    Amid a global refugee crisis that’s seen more than 22.5 million people flee countries like Syria and South Sudan because of civil war and famine, southern Bangladesh is poised to…

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