Here we see migration for 6 continents — in-migration, out-migration, and within migration.
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Migration: While Census data does not show return migration, it does document migration flow between metro areas.
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Migration is shown by edges with outgoing arrows representing out-migration and incoming arrows representing in-migration.
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Moved in: 2800,543Moved out: 6,197Net migration: 346 Moved in: 2,423Moved out: 2,033Net migration: 390 Moved in: 0003,965Moved out: 1,392Net migration: 573 Moved in: 4,572Moved out: 3,786Net migration: 786 Moved in: 13,190Moved out: 1,304Net migration: 886 Moved in: 6,014Moved out: 5,114Net migration: 900 Moved in: 7003,369Moved out: 2,863Net migration: 2000,22 Moved in: 2800,2227Moved out: 2000Net migration: 21,1.33 Moved in: 21.3,24Moved out: 2500,809Net migration: 1,920 Moved in: 17,245Moved out: 13,43Net migration: 3,597 As the data shows, California is a top destination for wealthy young people, despite its often exorbitant cost of living.
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Canada has a migration policy, the U.S. has a migration policy, and the U.K. has a migration policy.
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Appleby is the International Migration Policy director for the Center for Migration Studies of New York and the Scalabrinian International Migration Network.
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" Increases Chain Migration: "keeps chain migration in place while increasing the number of individuals eligible to bring in their foreign relatives through chain migration.
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Appleby is the senior director of international migration policy at the Center for Migration Studies of New York and the Scalabrini International Migration Network.
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The writer is senior director for international migration policy for the Center for Migration Studies of New York and the Scalabrini International Migration Network.
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The Migration Policy Institute recently reported on the rise of famine migration.
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Which continents have the most migration within the continent (intra-continent migration)?
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The writer is the Senior Director for International Migration Policy at the Center for Migration Studies in New York and the Scalabrini International Migration Network.
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But for many, adaptation will involve migration, and migration is likely to involve conflict.
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The International Organisation for Migration, which may soon be folded into the UN, could help match global migration supply and demand as part of a tighter international migration regime.
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It's the eastern edge of the Navajo migration lands, it's the western edge of the Plains tribes' migration lands, and it's the southern end of the Ute migration lands.
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This focus on crime and migration isn't about an actual wave of migration and crime.
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Migration experts say tightening controls simply drives migration underground and squeezes it into new routes.
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Migration The Trump administration wants to go its own way when it comes to migration.
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And the fourth would end family-based migration, which the President refers to as "chain migration".
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A big problem for Democrats will be the cuts to "chain migration" -- or family-based migration.
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Even though international migration contributed less to population growth in rural counties than in other places, international migration contributed more in rural counties than either domestic migration or natural increase did.
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The forced migration of Africans to America also represents the first unauthorized migration to the United States.
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AWS Database Migration Service Course The AWS Database Migration Service helps companies migrate massive databases to AWS.
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A Georgia migration would tie in with a pattern of migration to the region since the 6900s.
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According to the International Organization for Migration, 48 percent of Europeans believe that migration should be reduced.
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It's the type of "chain migration" — or family-based migration — that immigration hardliners, including Miller, say they hate.
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Europe's migration paradox: Three years after levels reached a peak, the politics of migration still dominate the Continent.
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Appleby is the senior director of international migration policy for the Center for Migration Studies of New York.
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MEXICAN AMBASSADOR TO UNITED STATES SAYS UNDER U.S.-MEXICO MIGRATION DEAL MEXICO WILL STRENGTHEN APPLICATION OF ITS MIGRATION LAWS
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They collectively constitute one of the world's great migration arenas, accounting for about a fifth of all migration globally.
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Kevin Appleby, director of international migration policy at the Center for Migration Studies, proposed several reasons for the increase.
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Just as Florida does not bar migration from New York, the Netherlands cannot say no to migration from Spain.
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The International Organization for Migration, an intergovernmental organization based in Geneva that focuses on migration management, welcomed the investigation.
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It could abolish all unskilled migration from outside the EU. That would probably cut overall net migration by zero: there is almost no migration of unskilled workers from outside the EU. The government could however completely cut unskilled migration from the EU. That would reduce the total by around 50,000 a year.
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The artists in Making Migration Visible: Traces, Tracks & Pathways challenge the idea that migration is an exception or a crisis, showing viewers that migration is now the norm, inscribed in our landscapes, memories, bodies, and imaginings.
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Up to three quarters of children face abuse, exploitation and trafficking on Mediterranean migration routes, a joint report by the United Nations children's agency UNICEF and its migration agency, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), found.
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In the autumn, the Migration Museum will mount an exhibition called "No Turning Back: Seven Migration Moments that Changed Britain".
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The internal security, integrated border management, asylum and migration funds should therefore include dedicated, significant components for external migration management.
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Although migration rates have slowed, Eurobarometer still shows migration as the top concern in 26 of 28 European Union countries.
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The "family-based migration system" has been relabeled "chain migration" by opponents, a new nomenclature not appreciated by many Democrats.
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Overall migration data have shown a drop in net migration from the bloc into the Britain since the "Brexit" vote.
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The National Guard should ideally not be implementing migration policy, he argued, while acknowledging that Mexican migration authorities were overwhelmed.
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This national park in Tanzania is best known for the Great Migration — the annual migration of animals across the plains.
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He led Germany's migration treaties with African states and accompanied Merkel on a number of foreign trips focused on migration.
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A study of migration flows among 145 countries between 1970 and 2000 by researchers at the University of Warwick found that migration was more likely to reduce terrorism than increase it, largely because migration fosters economic growth.
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Shift in migration patterns The latest spate of deaths at sea come on the heels of a dramatic recent shift in the migration patterns across the Mediterranean into Europe, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
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Many have warned if the U.S. continues at its current record pace of Muslim migration—or if pro-Islamic migration politicians, such as Ryan and Clinton, further increase Muslim migration—the U.S. risks following in Europe's footsteps.
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New caps on Western Hemisphere migration — flying in the face of United States demand for workers, an entrenched labor migration industry and poverty and repression in Latin America that forced thousands into exile — outlawed decades-old migration flows.
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Tougher migration policies in Europe and efforts to settle asylum seekers in Turkey have helped ease some of Greece's migration crisis.
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It is the gold standard in migration services and we're confident that together with Hostway, will deliver a seamless migration experience.
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The Migration Museum Project's current exhibition No Turning Back: Seven Migration Moments that Changed Britain is also well worth a visit.
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"Sure, people are still being released," said Kevin Appleby, senior director of international migration policy at the Center for Migration Studies.
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"We are not encouraging Sudan to curb migration, but to manage migration in a safe and dignified way," Ms. Ray added.
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"The tension does not help the management of the refugee and migration issue," the migration minister, Dimitris Vitsas, said on Tuesday.
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To maintain a semblance of limiting migration, in 1875 Congress passed the Page Act, which limited the migration of Chinese women.
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Last year, net migration topped 330,000, and net migration from outside the EU made up more than half of that total.
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Address and reduce vulnerabilities in migration Objective 7 of the Compact calls for assistance to vulnerable migrants, regardless of migration status.
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"What struck us as pertinent when looking at Maria Thereza's project was its focus on migration and forced migration," she said.
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Yet migration tripled between 1960 and 2017, and, with war, climate change and income inequality, mass migration will only get worse.
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The Costa Rican government has been applauded — by international migration officials and other advocates, and by migrants and refugees themselves — for its handling of the migration crisis, even if its migration bureaucracy is threatening to collapse under the strain.
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It's not just Indians, says Jessica Bolter, a research assistant at the Migration Policy Institute who tracks migration patterns at the border.
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The EU border agency expects illegal migration will rise again in 2018, potentially turning migration into a more pressing issue for Sanchez.
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In raw numbers, this phenomenon of return migration isn't common, but that's the most common type of in-migration for small towns.
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Clarification: As economist and migration expert Lyman Stone pointed out to me with charts and data, decreased migration isn't a generational trend.
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"Donald Trump talks a lot about chain migration, and that is actually the issue here in Germany — it's chain migration," Grenell said.
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"Physical walls aren't going to stop migration... the only things that stop migration are walls of prosperity," Giammattei told Mexican broadcaster Televisa.
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Mexico's still underfunded and understaffed migration and refugee agencies also urgently need more investment to sustain Mexico's steps to curb uncontrolled migration.
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While the push for a global framework on migration came in the wake of the European migration crisis of 2015, when more than a million migrants crossed into Europe, those behind the pact emphasized that migration was a global phenomenon.
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I mean, the idea to use the migration series by Jacob Lawrence for Toni's migration from Alabama to Ohio, what could be better?
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How government policies fuel migration A complex "cauldron" of factors are coming together, says Andrew Selee, president of the nonpartisan Migration Policy Institute.
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According to the Migration Policy Institute, Gambia's net migration rate in 2013 was 2.3 departures per 1,000 people, the tenth highest in Africa.
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The International Organization for Migration had said previously that 2016 was the deadliest year for migration in the Mediterranean with almost 5,000 deaths.
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Facilitating legal migration would decrease the reliance on smugglers, and granting undocumented migrants legal status likely would increase the rates of return migration.
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However, the EU border agency expects illegal migration will rise again in 2018, potentially turning migration into a more pressing issue for Sanchez.
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"It's a double standard for sure," said Kevin Appleby, the international migration policy director at the Center for Migration Studies in New York.
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"This Land Is Our Land" reads like an impassioned survey course on migration, laying bare the origins of mass migration in searing clarity.
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At least 50 people were killed, according to the International Organization for Migration, the United Nations migration agency, and 16 people were rescued.
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Among Schina's responsibilities will be finding common ground on migration, including a new pact on migration and asylum, according to his mission statement.
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"We associate the increase with migration policies of the United States," Alejandra Mena, a spokeswoman for the Guatemalan Institute of Migration, told Reuters.
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Many Venezuelans are "pursuing different benefits in different countries," denying migration opportunities to other Venezuelans, Colombia's General Director of Migration Christian Kruger said.
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"He [Macron] leads the European force that backs migration, he's the leader of those parties who back migration to Europe, and on the other side there's us who want to stop illegal migration," Orbán said at a joint press conference in August.
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The 2G to 3G migration process is likely to continue but on a more gradual basis, which could help spread out the migration costs.
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This included work with the UN Global Compact on Migration, which is shaping up to be the first comprehensive international agreement on international migration.
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"Overall, irregular migration is up since President Trump took office, not down," said Julia Gelatt, a senior policy analyst at the Migration Policy Institute.
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Schiffels says this might look different in other parts of Britain that saw less of the migration, or the migration of different Germanic tribes.
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And the migration of labour from field to factory was less important than the migration of resources from state-owned enterprises to private firms.
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But precisely because climate change is so multifaceted, it's getting harder to distinguish migration driven by climate from migration driven by literally anything else.
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Family-based migration, which is being branded by anti-immigrant groups as chain migration, is how most of us ended up in this country.
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Trump made ending chain migration an additional condition when he tweeted: CHAIN MIGRATION cannot be allowed to be part of any legislation on Immigration!
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Michael Bennet, a Democrat, and Cory Gardner, a Republican -- both said Thursday that the "chain migration," or family-based migration, piece would be limited.
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The Vatican-Mexico statement called for a global governance body for migration "to ensure a safe, ordered and regular migration that helps all those involved."
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While addressing migration across Latin America, he later put the topic in global context while specifically mentioning causes of Mexican migration like drug cartel violence.
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In such cases, the migration agency "seeks to ensure migrants receive accurate information about the migration journey and potential risks," said IOM spokeswoman Florence Kim.
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Although net migration from Mexico to the United States has remained at zero or negative levels since at least 2009, Central American migration has skyrocketed.
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The International Organization for Migration, an intergovernmental organization based in Geneva that focuses on managing migration, has welcomed Libya's investigation into the trafficking of migrants.
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The Mexican government moved boldly to implement the agreement, bolstering its migration agency and diverting security forces to address migration rather than serious violent crime.
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"The topic of migration has been central to the referendum debate," Will Somerville, a senior fellow at the Migration Policy Institute, wrote before the vote.
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The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, a 34-page document, asserts that "no state can address migration alone" and outlines 23 objectives.
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The Migration Advisory Committee, the independent body that advises ministers on migration policy, would have the power to decide how many migrants each sector needed.
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That changed on September 22004th when the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), an official expert panel, published probably the most comprehensive-ever analysis of migration to Britain.
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Louise Arbour, special representative of the U.N. Secretary-General for international migration, said the African roadmap will "certainly feed" the U.N.&aposs Global Compact on Migration.
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In the wake of the Paris climate agreement, the UNFCCC formally recognized climate change as a migration driver, classifying it as a subtype of environmental migration.
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"There is a very large populist front that polluted the debate on migration," said Stefano Bleggi of Melting Pot, a civil society group focused on migration.
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"The president should trust his instincts and cut a deal," said Kevin Appleby, the senior director of international migration policy at the Center for Migration Studies.
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Republicans said Trump outlined he wanted to see changes to so-called "chain migration" -- or family-based migration, the diversity lottery system and bolstered border security.
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" The President claimed that under what he calls "chain migration," or family-based migration, "a single immigrant can bring in virtually unlimited numbers of distant relatives.
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The result is that a country that was a magnet for migration in the 20th century has become a motor of mass migration in the 85033st.
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"In my view, this means not simply wishing away migration but ... defining legal admission to Germany, which regulates and controls migration by our stipulations," he said.
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Christian Kruger, head of Colombia's migration authority, said on Friday Colombia has been bending the rules on migration issues to give a "helping hand" to Venezuelans.
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" Similarly, the Swedish government's Commission on Climate Change and Development said in a 2009 report, "Framing migration as a threat leads to policies that do little to control migration, but which do limit the benefits of migration to migrants, their communities of origin, and their host communities.
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America's immigration system is broken - The Economist, June 30th 2018 Rethinking points systems and employer-selected immigration - Madeleine Sumption, The Migration Policy Institute, 2011 The way forward on migration There are understandable concerns that mass migration might undermine the institutions that make the rich world rich.
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In fiscal year 24.1, the State Department spent about $21789 billion on Migration and Refugee Assistance, and it spent $50 million on Emergency Refugee and Migration Assistance.
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Louise Arbour, the U.N. special representative for global migration, said the compact is a framework "to eliminate unsafe, disorderly migration" and an agreement among nations to cooperate.
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Germany&aposs top migration official says he will immediately ban a local branch office of Germany&aposs Federal Office for Migration from making any further asylum decisions.
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In fiscal year 2015, the State Department spent about $3 billion on Migration and Refugee Assistance, and it spent $50 million on Emergency Refugee and Migration Assistance.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The European Union is not in the throes of a migration crisis, despite a "toxic narrative" and political spin, U.N. migration experts said on Friday.
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Obviously, this is imperfect, as people faced with forced mass-migration can't really be depended upon to follow the "normal" migration patterns of 1990s/2000s United States.
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During her speech, she declared that the migration issue could "make or break" the EU, which she said needs a tough yet human asylum and migration policy.
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Mexico is working with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) to help strengthen its migration and asylum systems.
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Several concerning returns have taken place in recent years, found research last month by the HTF and the U.N. migration agency - the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
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It follows a trajectory similar to her family's own migration, while also evoking a migration pattern embedded in zydeco culture, which Solange studied prior to its release.
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J. Kevin Appleby, the senior director of international migration policy at the Center for Migration Studies in New York, said the agreement was a positive step forward.
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Nor are they eyeing broader cuts to legal immigration, via the diversity visa program or family-based migration ("chain migration") as they have in previous go-rounds.
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The survey found the recent migration dispute had helped turn migration into a dominant issue of concern among Germans, even though the refugee situation has not escalated.
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"The administration wants to put on a show," said Kevin Appleby, the senior director of international migration policy at the Center for Migration Studies of New York.
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"It is important that Migration Colombia and Migration Peru know how many of them have been opting for both processes, because they are mutually exclusive," Sevilla said.
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The UN's International Organization for Migration (IOM), which has historically focused on migration management and not humanitarian protections, funds shelters in Juárez, Tijuana and, more recently, Matamoros.
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" There is nothing more harmful or hurtful to describe the human migration experience and its importance to society than to use a term such as "chain migration.
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There have been nearly 1,000 confirmed deaths on the three main migration routes across the Mediterranean so far this year, according to the International Organisation for Migration.
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I have studied American migration for over 20 years, and I see no evidence linking the migration decline to changes in the way people make those decisions.
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Chain migration is a form of legal migration that refers to the family-based immigration system that is the bedrock of immigration policy in the United States.
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Sanchez, who oversees the National Migration Institute, said that Mexico seeks migration that is "orderly, secure and regular," a mantra of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's administration.
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"What it&aposs about on Sunday is talking with particularly affected nations about all problems connected with migration — primary migration as well as secondary migration — and, following on from Sunday, seeing whether we can reach, bi-, tri- or even multinational agreements to better solve certain problems," she said.
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David Bacon is the author of "Communities Without Borders: Images and Voices from the World of Migration" (Cornell University/ILR Press, 2006), "Illegal People: How Globalization Creates Migration and Criminalizes Immigrants" (Beacon Press, 19903), and "The Right to Stay Home: How U.S. Policy Drives Mexican Migration" (Beacon Press, 2013).
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The UK branch of the UN migration agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) tweeted that at least 50 people had died and that there were only 16 survivors.
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Italy's tough stance on migration comes as populist and anti-migration parties surge across the continent, while those associated with more open immigration policies are being punished politically.
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They want chain migration and other forms of migration to continue because they believe millions of new immigrants will most likely become Democratic voters after becoming U.S. citizens.
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The EU and Turkey agreed to a "migration deal" to prevent irregular migration to the EU; this led to the return of hundreds of refugees and asylum-seekers.
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The GreensA party that grew out of the pro-migration, anti-nuclear movement in the 1980s has a tough time under a pro-migration and anti-nuclear chancellor.
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Philip Martin is chairman of the Comparative Immigration and Integration Program at the University of California, Davis, and editor of the newsletters Migration News and Rural Migration News.
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BERLIN – Germany&aposs top migration official says he will immediately ban a local branch office of Germany&aposs Federal Office for Migration from making any further asylum decisions.
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And the White House's "chain migration" diagram makes it looks like each generation of adults brings in children, which brings their children — which isn't how chain migration works.
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Despite the relentless increase in migration in recent months, the division that handles enforcement, the National Migration Institute, suffered a 23 percent reduction in its budget this year.
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There's a page on the site titled "It's Time to End Chain Migration," where the Trump administration laid out its opposition to family-based migration in December 2017.
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Below is a selection of The Economist's coverage of migration policy, as well as other resources used in the production of the film "How to get migration right".
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The migration announcement came two days before a United Nations conference on migration in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, in which the United States had been expected to actively participate.
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The EU commissioner for migration said last week that the European migration system was at risk of "completely breaking down," if no solution to the crisis was found.
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The spring migration is especially critical, a time when females are close to giving birth, and when tough weather conditions can put a quick end to a hopeful migration.
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He noted that the administration also has withdrawn from the UN Human Rights Council and the Global Migration Compact, an international agreement intended to "cover all dimensions" of migration.
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Take mass migration: when we work together to help low-income countries strengthen their food and farming systems, we tackle some of the root causes of migration and instability.
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The Government's stated goal is to have net migration in the tens of thousands, altough many argue that cutting migration to this level could be bad for the economy.
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Migration played a key role in the debate ahead of the EU referendum, with 'Out' campaigners saying Britain would be better able to control migration from outside the bloc.
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EU migration to Britain has fallen since June 2016, and net migration of EU citizens in the country fell to its lowest since 2009 in the year to September.
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He said the case underscored the need for common European guidelines on migration, and the most "humane and Christian" solution was to combat the causes of migration and flight.
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Mexico's public security ministry and migration institute said in a joint statement on Thursday that neither federal police nor migration officials participated in any operation related to the incident.
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Uncontrolled mass migration from wartorn Syria and Iraq have destabilized Europe and weakened NATO, just as migration out of Latin America has put enormous pressure on our southern border.
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The exhibition challenges the idea that migration is an exception or a crisis, showing viewers that migration is now the norm, inscribed in our landscapes, memories, bodies, and imaginings.
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Managing this migration effectively and humanely requires a legislative solution outside the asylum system, a solution that establishes a legal process based on the specific circumstances of this migration.
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One upshot of chain migration: Any policies that made it easier for immigrants to bring their relatives would allow migration chains to form, thus expanding immigration into the country.
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Some migration experts say the National Guard deployment could be effective in impeding some illegal cross-border migration and could regulate the traffic of migrants along Mexico's main highways.
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Like Orbán, Trump has described the stakes here as being existential: that preventing mass migration, particularly undocumented migration, is a matter of life and death for the United States.
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"The conflict between pleasing Trump and being consistent with human rights and a humanitarian migration policy is defining this administration's" response to migration, said Mr. Heredia, the CIDE professor.
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"We are also committed to reducing non-EU migration across all visa routes in order to bring net migration down to sustainable levels as soon as possible," the minister said.
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The UN pact, which aims to foster international cooperation on refugees and migration, is facing pressure from the Trump administration, which argues the document harms sovereignty and legitimizes illegal migration.
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In a sign of mounting political frustration, Migration Minister Morgan Johansson called on Sunday for the migration agency to carry out more non-medical tests, such as interviews with children.
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The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration is a framework for cooperation and aims to reduce illegal migration, help integrate migrants and return them to their home countries.
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"The United States supports international cooperation on migration issues, but it is the primary responsibility of sovereign states to help ensure that migration is safe, orderly, and legal," Tillerson said.
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"This is not something I've heard of before, but I welcome it," said Kevin Appleby, senior director of International Migration Policy at the Center for Migration Studies in New York.
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" The US supports "international cooperation on migration issues," the statement added, "but it is the primary responsibility of sovereign states to help ensure that migration is safe, orderly, and legal.
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With the elimination of the program in 1964, accompanied by new quotas in 1965 that for the first time restricted legal Mexican migration to the United States, illegal migration soared.
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Opponents judge the effects of visa programs for migrant workers by comparing them with an alternative reality with no migration, rather than by comparing them with large-scale unlawful migration.
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Foreign ministers from Ecuador and Colombia, and possibly Peru and Brazil, will meet to discuss Venezuelan migration in Ecuador next week, said Christian Kruger, the head of Colombia's migration agency.
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"The López Obrador administration clearly wants to create a different approach to managing migration that treats migrants more humanely," said Andrew Selee, president of the Migration Policy Institute in Washington.
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In 2013, Turkey established the Directorate General for Migration Management to deal with migration flows, register asylum seekers for refugee status and supervise the humanitarian aspect of Syrian refugee settlement.
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The monarch is the only species of butterfly known to make a two-way migration akin to the round-trip migration of birds, according to the United States Forest Service.
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Since the migration crisis of 2015-16, "the E.U. viewed Libya mainly through the prism of the migration problem," said Claudia Gazzini, a senior analyst for the International Crisis Group.
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The chain migration phenomenon is responsible for explosive growth in migration numbers, accounting for 60 percent of the 33 million immigrants admitted to the United States from 1981 to 85033.
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"If the Europeans are not resolutely opposing this right now, the migration flow to Europe will continue to grow," he said at a discussion on migration and refugees in Berlin.
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"It's the largest migration of animals on Earth—a vertical migration that's timed with the light cycle," Salvador Jorgensen, a research scientist at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, told SFGate on Tuesday.
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"This opinion on migration will prevail in the whole of Europe, and we have to stop migration outside the European continent and help the people in Africa and Syria," he said.
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They reached a deal on migration on Friday, agreeing to stick to wording of January's coalition blueprint that said the parties did not expect annual migration to exceed 220,000 per year.
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"Reliable data and evidence are critical to combat misperceptions about migration and to inform migration policies," Liu Zhenmin, U.N. Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs, said in a statement.
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The big picture: The AP's number doubles the one from the UN's International Organization for Migration, which is the only official attempt to tally the toll of the world's migration crisis.
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"The prime minister has lost control of our borders and lost the trust of the British people on migration," said Steven Woolfe, migration spokesman for the anti-EU UK Independence Party.
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"The publicly financed anti-refugee propaganda has blatantly demonized migrants, suggesting that migration is responsible for terrorism, that migration – as such – endangers Hungarian culture," the human rights group Helsinki Committee said.
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"We would like to invite all of these irregular migrants to voluntarily come to migration authorities so that we can process their voluntary deportations," Colombian Migration Director Christian Kruger said Wednesday.
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The fact that net unauthorized migration was flat or negative through the early years of the Obama presidency (and net unauthorized migration from Mexico was flat throughout his presidency) got ignored.
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"Given that (undocumented) migration is not a crime but rather an administrative violation, we simply detain them and turn them over to the authorities" at Mexico's National Migration Institute, Sandoval said.
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A further 3003,500 temporary beds are being sought by a Customs and Border Patrol Migration Crisis Action Team to be able to respond to any surges in migration at the border.
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Given the situation at the border, there is an urgent need to deploy practical solutions to the challenges of migration with the clear goal of establishing safe, orderly and legal migration.
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Failing to take immediate action to stem the mass migration the United States is currently experiencing and anticipating would only encourage additional mass unlawful migration and further overwhelming of the system.
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Second, I suspect that the decline in migration will present a challenge to large corporations and regional economic development agencies, for example, which rely upon migration to attract and retain talent.
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The likelihood that the Knavs could have been sponsored by Melania Trump or another family member raises the issue of what the President has called "chain migration," or family-based migration.
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"Drinkin' Problem" — Midland Best Dance/Electronic Album Migration — Bonobo
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They're less social — except during this sea ice migration.
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"The US-Mexico relationship around migration has always been complicated, but there has actually been quite a bit of cooperation over the years between the two governments, especially since 13.63 when the major migration flows of concern were those of Central Americans passing through Mexico," said Andrew Selee, president of the Migration Policy Institute.
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The migration is not unique to the US, with the butterflies known to create magnificent migration displays in Europe as they fly northward from North Africa, the Middle East, and central Asia.
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Factors such as migration from private car to public transport should cause a reduction, but migration from train and bus, to private hire and smaller demand responsive buses will cause an increase.
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The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration was instigated after the migration crisis in Europe in 2015, which saw the biggest influx of refugees and migrants since World War Two.
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Enacted May 26, 1924, the act drastically culled migration numbers by banning Arabs and Asians outright, and capping migration quotas further to reduce the total number of immigrants to 150,000 per year.
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Migration implications: The data collected is consistent with there being an early migration event of modern humans out of Africa along the southern coast of Asia and into Australo-Melanesia, Tishkoff said.
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Similar concerns have been aired by organizations like Migration Watch U.K., which in December issued a press release opposing migration rates and the "serious consequences" it would have on the housing market.
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"This research, and the necessity of making and justifying assumptions in migration models, highlights that there is much we still do not know about how climate change will influence migration," Aerts writes.
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This is a new experience of migration where there was no promise of arrival, and in fact, the very opposite, turning the whole kind of utopian thrust of migration into something else.
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After the law was changed to allow for chain migration for the stated purpose of family reunification, the number of immigrants who have entered the U.S. via chain migration has swelled exponentially.
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" The ruling National Party has also responded to jitters over migration, making it harder for low-wage workers to get skills-based visas and describing its approach to migration as "Kiwi first.
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Other highlights from the poll: "Chain migration:" When given the choice between maintaining current family migration policies and only allowing immigrants to bring their spouse and minor children, 59% chose the latter.
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The Moroccan foreign minister, Nasser Bourita, acknowledged the crackdown, but said it was aimed at fighting unauthorized migration and human trafficking, and he vehemently denied that Europe was dictating Morocco's migration policies.
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Defunding law-enforcement and other assistance in the Northern Triangle will accelerate refugee migration from Central America and marring the Mexican economy in trade uncertainty will only accelerate economic migration from Mexico.
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On Sunday, while in Brussels for an informal European Union meeting on migration, Mr. Conte announced a 10-point strategy intended to share the burden of mass migration among all European nations.
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In 1941, the artist Jacob Lawrence created the "Migration Series," 60 paintings documenting the Great Migration, the movement of African-Americans to the North from the South in the early 17393th century.
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" Szijjarto said the EU "does not consider the security aspect of migration," adding that there was a correlation "between the threat of terror here in Europe and the phenomenon of illegal migration.
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Policymakers "are not really interested in the complexity of the root causes of migration," says Heaven Crawley, a professor of International Migration at Coventry University's Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations.
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They reached a deal on migration on Friday, agreeing to stick to the wording of January's coalition blueprint that said the parties did not expect annual migration to exceed 220,000 per year.
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The current wave of Northern Triangle migration raises hard questions about the distinction between economic and humanitarian migration, the US's ability to process asylum seekers, and the role Mexico plays in the region.
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"It's very difficult to manage the border," said Angel Ibarra Mendoza, head of migration on the Paraguayan side, struggling to open his eyes as he walked out of the dark, sleepy migration office.
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The two countries play an important role in the handling of Europe's worst migration crisis in decades and the EU depends on Ankara to enforce a deal to stem mass migration to Europe.
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However, the country's strict migration policy — still governed by legislation enacted by the Pinochet dictatorship, which viewed migration as a threat to national security — has made it difficult for migrants to cross legally.
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The declaration did not demand an upper limit on migration as the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU) has done, but said a clear limit on migration and a quota for refugees were needed.
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" The agreement, officially called the "Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration," was finalized Friday and was an effort to find an agreement that covered migration "in a holistic and comprehensive manner.
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"The Global Compact on Migration aims to provide Member States with a set of principles and values, grounded in international cooperation and respectful of national interests, to deal with international migration," he said.
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" Basis of Cotton-Perdue immigration bill: "Switching to a skills-based system and ending unfettered chain migration... over time you will cut net migration in half... public support is so immense on this.
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Sixteen EU nations met for a mini-summit last week to discuss migration, agreeing that tighter borders were necessary after several years of mass migration to Europe from the Middle East and Africa.
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IOM is an important partner for the United States around the globe, and we are committed to working with IOM to address root causes of migration and to promote safe and legal migration.
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"These two years of high migration numbers appear to be quite strongly influenced by climate changes, while for other migration waves other circumstances appeared to be more important," Bösmeier said in a statement.
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The new book Gringolandia: Lifestyle Migration Under Late Capitalism by Matthew Hayes explores the little-discussed phenomenon of migration from North to South by retirees, focusing on the historic city of Cuenca, Ecuador.
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The agreement — the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration — was negotiated at a time that the conversations about migration and refugees have grown increasingly divisive in much of the Western world.
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"The most effective response, and the most humane one, to the phenomenon of migration is to combat the lack of opportunities, lack of employment and poverty so that migration is optional, not forced."
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The findings, published on Wednesday in the journal Science Advances, showed three stages: pre-migration, migration, and then a dilution of the genetic footprint within the local population a couple hundred years later.
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"The estimation methodology for net international migration has changed significantly, resulting in a revised 219-2979 international migration estimate that is 2000 percent lower than the previous vintage," a Planning Department analysis said.
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While Europe's mainstream leadership is perceived in many quarters to have been lax on migration, it has in fact quietly outsourced border management to countries with shady human rights records, curbing migration flows.
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However, there is compelling evidence that in addition to data showing Texas is being pushed to the left thanks to migration from blue states, internal state migration is also changing the political map.
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JOSE LUIS ESCRIVA - Social Security and Migration Minister The head of Spain's budget watchdog and former chief economist at Spanish bank BBVA will lead the ministry charged with pension reform and migration issues.
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Brexit is likely to reduce future migration from these countries.
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In Guatemala, especially, poverty is a major driver of migration.
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But the politics of migration operate on a delayed cycle.
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It goes further than her previous plans to curb migration.
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"We've seen a drastic, exponential increase in migration," Solares says.
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We can fight the causes of displacement and forced migration.
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Some species even pass down migration routes via their genes.
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Zeman has won votes with a tough stance on migration.
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There could also be another reason behind the migration: taxes.
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Ultimately, migration alone isn't expected to resolve Japan's aging population.
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Breaking into the nascent tech boom required a migration west.
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All of the mainstream parties are split internally on migration.
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The numbers involved are trivial compared with total migration flows.
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It's the migration of military doctrine for a civilian setting.
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But what was the crime that inspired this huge migration?
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"You could create further instability, which leads to further migration."
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Karp highlighted a migration towards electronic trading and financial technology.
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Mexico's National Institute of Migration deported 223,222 people in 230.
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Both had bluntly rejected Trump's proposed suspension of Muslim migration.
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For decades, the United States has dealt with migration challenges.
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Then the Washington deadlock over unauthorized migration provided a target.
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Net migration of family members and refugees is around 2000,2100.
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With low net migration, Britain's elderly would be more burdensome.
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VICE: Is the EU about to be crushed by migration?
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Their answer was: far more migration than is currently plausible.
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Mexico's National Institute of Migration deported 80,353 people in 2017.
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So it would probably have to cut skilled migration too.
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We have to look at the root cause of migration.
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These days, amid migration and globalisation, Italian continues to develop.
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Bonobo, announced a new album, Migration, was on the way.
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For Italians, the Mediterranean migration crisis represents a humanitarian burden.
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It was a migration of people, a similarity in weather.
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So the circular migration continued, but its legal status changed.
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With chain migration you immediately change the game with immigration.
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The chaos of our current system contributes to migration flow.
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"These are exciting times to study animal migration," Franco noted.
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There is little to like about Mrs May's migration policy.
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"We should not confuse immigration and migration," he told CNBC.
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Monica Costa Riba is a migration campaigner for Amnesty International.
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Provinces with high fertility and outward migration are the opposite.
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Net migration from the EU fell from 189,000 to 107,000.
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"I call it the great migration of content," Esola says.
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Trump has been elected, and there's been no great migration.
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But many migration advocates say the moral cost is high.
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The U.N. migration agency puts the death toll at 259.
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Analysts acknowledge there are genuine anxieties about migration across Germany.
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Another hot topic of the Brexit debate has been migration.
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"We're seeing a significant migration from large enterprises," Levie said.
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An economic boost That migration has help the local economy.
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Trump has been sharply critical of Mexican migration and trade.
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Test the migration process with a pilot set of documents.
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Do not assume that migration will go without any glitches.
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Your project plans should include time for corrections during migration.
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"The current migration policy has failed the exam," Szydlo said.
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So integration is one of our priorities in managing migration.
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That would mean tougher stances on migration and on Europe.
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Poland and Hungary also have a common stance on migration.
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They did strike useful agreements on migration, pensions and tourism.
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This, plus migration, makes the EU bad for Britain's safety.
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EASTERN Europe is in the midst of a migration panic.
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But anxieties about migration in the region are nothing new.
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It's the biggest migration OUT of America in US history.
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In the end, migration will be governed by political choices.
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Domestic migration patterns have sparked significant changes in electoral politics.
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This fuels migration and civil unrest, with brutal economic consequences.
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It seems to have a particular fear of mass migration.
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The country must pick between curbing migration and maximising wealth.
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Net migration is running at just over 70,000 a year.
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It was argued to be a possible deterrent to migration.
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In India the obstacles to internal migration are more subtle.
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The migration doesn't look like it will slow anytime soon.
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But over the past decade, Mexican migration has slowed dramatically.
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Migration, mobility, and displacement is the story of our era.
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Forecasting how migration flows will change after Brexit is tricky.
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Our countries ceased cooperating to regulate labor migration in 1965.
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"There's ... a government structure of bipolar migration policy," he said.
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These places have the highest net migration over five years.
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In this regard, a program of voluntary migration could help.
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One of the biggest problems with mass migration is volume.
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The Second Age of Migration hastened the fall of Rome.
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But even then it was quite a modest migration spike.
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This could prove true in security or migration as well.
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Europe's ongoing migration crisis is another tragedy caused by Germany.
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Ottessa has inadvertently led her family on a westward migration.
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Irregular migration, by its very nature, is difficult to document.
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He met with Dimitris Avramopoulos, the European Union migration commissioner.
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The Central Mediterranean migration crisis was entering a new phase.
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Handy: Items before the 1880s are scarce due to migration.
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This is a life and death thing, a migration thing.
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"China is eyeing for a thorough digital migration," she said.
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Today's show also covers the world's largest annual human migration.
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Morocco's crackdown on migration has extended to its own citizens.
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"Migration is the mother of all problems," he recently declared.
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That migration fundamentally changed the political dynamics in the state.
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And then layer on top of that the migration crisis.
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Any attempt at limiting chain migration creates a new problem.
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But the caribou have not shifted their migration as quickly.
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How can music and dance tell the story of migration?
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These are the perfect ingredients for a surge in migration.
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This mass migration has a huge influence on the environment.
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Detention does not deter migration, and only causes needless suffering.
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Net migration across the southern border is at historic lows.
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And it will cooperate with Europe on defense and migration.
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Last year net migration in the UK rose to 333,000.
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That said, it's a direct result of American migration policy.
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Still, the thought of yet another migration clearly pains her.
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One new reason for a surge in migration: climate change.
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The result was to make undocumented migration a mass phenomenon.
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The net increase in international migration was only about 2000,2480.
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What do borders mean in today's world of mass migration?
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On migration, the current crisis appears to have focused minds.
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How should Americans think about tech's migration into major cities?
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Other presidents have taken strong action to prevent mass migration.
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It considers wildlife migration and behavior in its development plans.
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But BC's assisted migration program isn't like that at all.
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"Irregular migration from Africa to Europe isn't new," he said.
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They witness lyrical clouds of songbirds in the spring migration.
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Speakers, screenings and exhibits will explore the theme of migration.
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Some tackle issues including migration and the legacy of colonialism.
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"We've always been a state with negative migration," she said.
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In just over two weeks, this migration will be complete.
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This annual migration prevents his six children from attending school.
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This story of migration also includes moving within the country.
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The van was provided by the International Organization for Migration.
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Lindsey Graham opposing the cuts to legal migration and Sen.
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At Yale, her research focuses on migration and identity formation.
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His migration, he said, had been animated by a dream.
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It invites viewers to see themselves in representations of migration.
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Always a gauntlet, the migration now is far more deadly.
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Rent hikes in Chelsea are one reason for the migration.
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Also on the agenda are terrorism, migration and free trade.
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Typically, FDI increases when migration to a country rises. Why?
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We've committed ourselves to bringing net migration to sustainable levels.
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In other words, California lost people due to domestic migration.
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Simply put, chain migration doesn't serve any identifiable public interests.
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Equally, the larger forces of globalization and international migration helped.
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Those rules cover trade, migration, agriculture, the environment, and more.
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If anything, that should amplify the hurricane's migration effects greatly.
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Return migration has not come anywhere close to matching outflows.
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That pattern of migration has sped up since the hurricane.
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These policies helped reduce irregular maritime migration by 90 percent.
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Go deeper: The global cycle of violence, hunger and migration
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And how do they plan to adapt to global migration?
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Decriminalizing migration isn't exactly the same as opening the borders.
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Other figures showed that migration contributed 42 percent of the population growth in Northern America between 2000 and 2015, and that the population in Europe would have declined during that time period without migration.
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She said the scarcity of resources has fueled internal migration as well as migration through Africa to Europe, sparked local conflicts that become national and regional, and led to the growth of terrorist groups.
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"Guatemala does not promote or endorse irregular migration in any forms, and therefore rejects movements organized for unlawful purposes which distort or use human rights, like migration, for their own end," the statement said.
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Italy — which has been dealing with migration for years — is calling for the creation of so-called Eurobonds to finance the response to the migration crisis — even as Germany and other countries remain wary.
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"We will support Italy in discussions on regional cooperation on disembarkation," a migration spokeswoman for the European Commission told a briefing, adding the bloc's migration ministers would tackle the matter next week in Tallinn.
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"It shows the administration now recognizes this is primarily a refugee flow, not an economic one," said Kevin Appleby, the director of international migration policy at the Center for Migration Studies in New York.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer, like Macron, called for a reform of migration policy, but stressed that tackling migration at its source, protecting Europe's external borders and absorbing asylum seekers were roles that should be shared fairly.
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Chain migration focus The administration also was quick to point out that two recent terrorist attacks in New York City were committed by individuals with connections to family-based migration and the diversity lottery.
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Speaking in Brussels after the summit meeting on Friday in which leaders agreed to a compromise deal on migration, Mr. Kurz said that he was "happy about the turnaround" in Europe's policy on migration.
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The exhibition frames the Guyanese experience of migration as symbolic of larger pressing universal concerns captured in daily headlines which illustrate how, as Aneiza Ali points out, few of us remain untouched by migration.
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After the great migration of 2015 — in which more than a million undocumented people landed in Europe — the authorities in Turkey, Greece and Hungary responded by reducing undocumented migration by more than 90 percent.
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Mexico says its National Migration Institute (INM), which regulates migration in the country, is already working flat out to contain the problem, but it has a fraction of the resources that U.S. agencies have.
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"The innovation of traveling in groups without a smuggler may persist, but it seems to be devolving into smaller groups," said Andrew Selee, president of the Migration Policy Institute, which studies global migration trends.
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And so by using Jamaican sounds on an album about migration, Poirier again makes the point that migration is more than just the moving around of people, but rather the building of new cultures.
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Clinton said that while she respected German leader Angela Merkel — considered one of the biggest advocates for migration into the EU — Europe needed to have a reckoning with migration in order to contain the populists.
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"We note that until June 2016, net migration to the UK from outside the EU was consistently higher than EU migration, even though the relevant policy levers are already under national control," the report reads.
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While the recent surge in migration into Europe has been fueled by war and political turmoil in the Middle East, the biggest increase in migration into Britain is coming people leaving other, poorer EU countries.
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That part of the program was set up in Costa Rica in partnership with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees and the International Organization for Migration, an international organization that advises governments on migration issues.
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Mournful Congregation did a bang up job of closing out Migration with gloom and grace, but for me, the end of Migration truly hit after False played, as I was scraping myself off the floor.
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New research by the Overseas Development Institute finds that deterrent migration policies from European governments designed to directly control flows and send anti-migration messages make little difference to people's decisions to move to Europe.
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The impact of climate change will cause the migration of 143 million people by 2050 This year's program looked at four main topics: Access to Rights and Information; Data Ethics; Social Inclusion; and Climate Migration.
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Before exclusion came several attempts at limiting Chinese migration, each responding to widespread anti-Chinese sentiment among whites in the United States—22015 percent of California voters, an 21 ballot showed, were against Chinese migration.
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Stricter migration rules would deprive startups of valuable foreign geeks (university dropouts such as a young Steve Jobs or Bill Gates wouldn't make it through the points-based migration criteria that the government is proposing).
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He further said the Libya story provides a reminder of the need to manage migration flows in a humane manner that addresses the root causes, increases opportunities for legal migration and cracks down on smugglers.
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In Britain, where worries about migration played a part in the decision by voters in 2016 to leave the EU, the fiscal boost from migration from the bloc was seen at 0.3 percent of GDP.
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"When you really look in the overall scheme of migration, it's an incredibly small number of people," said Muzaffar Chishti, one of the directors at the Migration Policy Institute, a think tank focused on immigration.
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This stunning discovery, in 2012, of a migration rivaling the longest known large mammal migration in Africa reminds us that we do yet understand the full extent of the natural treasures on our public lands.
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Moreover, given that a majority of unsanctioned migration to the United States involves movement across at least two countries, having a single authority to deal with on migration policy would certainly be a positive development.
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"It is shameful that the White House is holding these youth hostage in exchange for their extreme immigration agenda," said Kevin Appleby, the senior director of international migration policy for the Center for Migration Studies.
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"He cannot get funding for his wall, so instead he irresponsibly misuses our military to save face," Kevin Appleby, the senior director of international migration policy at the Center for Migration Studies of New York.
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The United Nations' migration agency - known as the International Organization for Migration (IOM) - has identified and provided support to at least 217 victims of trafficking in Cox's Bazar since the crisis began, a spokeswoman said.
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Another posthumous book, "Das Migrationsproblem" ("The Migration Problem"), which asks whether mass migration is compatible with a built-out welfare state, was published in February by a press that works with the contrarian quarterly Tumult.
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Inspired by Schaal and Myers's work in Munich and intended for ages 10 and up, it is a show about migration, and it is as nonlinear as its creators believe everyone's migration story to be.
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Dina Ionesco, who oversees migration and climate issues at the UN Migration Agency, wrote in June that doing so would "weaken … refugee status" at a time when many migrants are facing persecution and conflict worldwide.
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Mr. Trump said then that, in addition to the wall, he wanted to limit family-based migration, which critics call "chain migration," that allows relatives to sponsor family members to come to the United States.
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However, migration to the EU states is actually down — way down.
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"Our borders are not open to illegal migration," Mr. Johnson said.
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Policies that increase wages in Mexico tend to drive down migration.
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Restrictions on migration between Britain and the EU could sap demand.
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In fact there's now net migration from the US to Mexico.
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But I do think it&aposs worth looking at chain migration.
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Merkel visited the kingdom amid an escalating domestic row over migration.
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"reverse migration" has been happening for decades now, but continues to
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Experts say migration from India is driven mostly by economic considerations.
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Simon Green's sixth studio album as Bonobo, Migration, came out yesterday.
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Listen to Migration and this week's four other essential records below.
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"It's a dirty — a dirtier word," Wildes said of chain migration.
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His appeal came as migration tensions surged on the Mediterranean itself.
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INGRAHAM: And they know what he thinks about the great migration.
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Importantly, the bats assessed these conditions differently across the migration season.
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International migration will likely support continued population gains in British Columbia.
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Maya Averbuch is a reporter covering migration and refugees in Mexico.
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Mexican migration officials did not respond to a request for comment.
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EUROPE'S GREAT MIGRATION crisis seemed to blow up out of nowhere.
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The recent recession saw longer-distance migration among young people fall.
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"We don't want to write their [migration] rules," says one Eurocrat.
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Its second iteration opened on October 6, timed with fall migration.
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Memorial Day weekend starts the mass millionaire migration to the beach.
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On Europe's migration rules, no one pretends a solution is easy.
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Yet the country owes much more to migration than it admits.
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But the migration, he said, is fueled by oppression in Cuba.
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But that might still leave total net migration at around 2200,2000.
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Worse, she insists on cutting net migration by nearly two-thirds.
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The CSU's woes can be traced back to one issue: migration.
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Mr Frey calls this "the great migration of blacks in reverse".
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Last year net migration was 273,000, even higher than in 2010.
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In the 1990s China saw the biggest mass migration in history.
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Migration has also made America the innovation hub of the world.
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Most of the benefits of migration go to the migrants themselves.
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The out-migration started before the recession that began in 2007.
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We don't believe in closing borders, stopping movement or stopping migration.
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"There are still huge differences in views on migration," he said.
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Go deeper: Europe's biggest refugee camp overflows as migration surges again
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This follows an election last year dominated by Europe's migration crisis.
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On Europe and migration, he is less liberal than Mrs Merkel.
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"The CSU will continue to criticize Merkel over migration," Nickel said.
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Trump critics continue to insist that migration isn't at crisis levels.
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As you know, we will make illegal migration a terrorism crime.
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But he had yet to meet anyone from the Migration Agency.
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Warm weather and strong headwinds have delayed the annual monarch migration.
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Migration is playing an oversized role in European domestic politics, too.
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Despite this, net migration has remained at around 22012,218 a year.
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They will also warn against new migration routes being opened up.
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A new "migration-policy council" will keep updating the country's strategy.
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Since the Brexit referendum, net migration from the EU has tumbled.
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High unemployment has driven youth to seek illegal migration to Europe.
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ADR: Can you talk about the concept of migration with dignity?
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Violence and poverty in the region are intimately linked with migration.
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Chain migration, as this is known, is neuralgic on the right.
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Rome's interests centre on Tripoli and the migration-prone Mediterranean coast.
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The effect was to bring migration controls inland from the border.
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The first is looking at migration patterns over different age groups.
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Migration. Evicted takes a bold first step in describing various aspects
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Geographic migration data from the U.S. Census Bureau finds that the
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Inbound migration has jumped 153 percent in the past six years.
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Known as Migration Protection Protocols, the policy was announced on Dec.
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Join us as we chat about migration, writing and Exit West.
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The scene spills onto the street, as the sissy migration begins.
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Unemployment is above the national average, and net migration is negative.
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Sweden's Migration Agency does not break down the applications by ethnicity.
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Migration is as much centered around relationships as it is music.
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Did he migrate up from the South during the Great Migration?
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With this migration, Cornell added that each store must be tailored.
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For centuries, the Irish experience has been synonymous with out-migration.
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Migration is a major source of irritation between London and Edinburgh.
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The next two most popular concern migration, one against, one for.
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The real argument should be over the effects of EU migration.
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Mexico's migration institute did not respond to a request for comment.
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She weaves complex ideas about race, gender, sexuality, spirituality, and migration.
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"We see the migration," Disney Channel president Gary Marsh told WSJ.
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Check out the artworks, entitled Kite, Migration, Palestine, and Throne, below.
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The supposed economic gains from cutting EU migration are also doubtful.
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The causes of migration also needed to be tackled, she said.
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Politicians realised they could exploit migration policy to remove unwanted minorities.
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During the debate, Mr. Abascal presented Islamic migration as a threat.
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Migration across the southern border has risen for four straight months.
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The euro jumped after EU leaders reached an agreement on migration.
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Migration is not the only reason why such firms are flourishing.
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Its population is smaller than Britain's net migration intake last year.
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Read more about the migration crisis in our Special Report here.
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MOST debate over Brexit has been about economics, trade and migration.
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Defense, social affairs, foreign affairs and migration are on the agenda.
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Mass migration and increasing refugee outflows from Venezuela is the method.
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The group criticized the European Union for mishandling the migration crisis.
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Bloggers will prematurely announce that the fall migration is well underway.
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To the outside world, it's all about migration and conspiracy theories.
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The migration of Syrian refugees into Europe was fueled by hunger.
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Ms. Hanson has welcomed the proposed changes to the Migration Act.
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On Sunday only, "Monarch Migration," from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
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"You look at the migration, it's young, strong men," he said.
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California isn't the only state to experience an annual tarantula migration.
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The migration of the nomad is increasingly viewed as an indulgence.
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That's because they do not address the root causes of migration.
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If anything, tariffs will actually increase migration pressures throughout the region.
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The document included some criticism of the EU's response to migration.
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"The Mexican government in no way promotes illegal migration," he said.
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Chanoff, then 29, was working for the International Organization for Migration.
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For some of those on the move, migration creates new problems.
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Juvenile alewives were schooling ahead of their fall migration to sea.
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And together, climate change and digital connectivity drive more human migration.
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Due to climate change, there's a lot of migration going on.
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Trump's proposal to end chain migration is not a new idea.
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Unsurprisingly, Mr. Falb is among those who welcomed last year's migration.
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The US President has tweeted following news reports of the migration.
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These new findings show a distinct migration from Facebook to Instagram.
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Odor migration is common in high-rises, particularly the newer ones.
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When it comes to migration it is between east and west.
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The precise, numerical relationship between migration and climate is still uncertain.
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And like any urban migration, it came with time, and controversy.
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I started working on the migration story almost 19 years ago.
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Loosen up currently fraught politics around migration from still-growing countries.
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An additional theme addressed by Bonjour Tristesse is migration and displacement.
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And so, for me, it's not a matter of stopping migration.
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The topic of migration has been an Achilles' heel for Merkel.
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"Until that shifts, we're still going to see migration," he said.
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Their first migration, the study suggests, took them to southeastern Asia.
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His migration bears little resemblance to that of today's documented immigrants.
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Migration authorities said at least 395 people had boarded the train.
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But they observed no significant effect on their interstate migration rates.
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"Everyone who stops at the stall asks about migration," he said.
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When conditions become life-threatening, migration is salvation at the ready.
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He also accused Mexico of doing little to stop illegal migration.
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Orbán saw a political opportunity in rising public anxiety about migration.
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"CHAIN MIGRATION must end now!" he wrote on Twitter in November.
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Regarding migration, the language would also be kept to a minimum.
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But "chain migration" hasn't always been a source of political rancor.
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Mexican migration has declined as Mexican standards of living have risen.
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Mexico has been stumbling in its response to this northward migration.
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The films touched on topics like love, migration, and raising kids.
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" His government, he said, will confront migration "with development, with employment.
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And not all of them were designed with migration in mind.
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I'd love to see that migration that the animals go through.
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Defence, social affairs, foreign affairs and migration are on the agenda.
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"Their proposal only expands chain migration for that group," he said.
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In truth, undocumented migration is not an aberration of "normal" immigration.
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Migration, which touched both of their lives, seemed a fitting topic.
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One area where the new president came out swinging was migration.
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It prevents "chain migration" by barring DREAMers from sponsoring their parents.
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"I've covered conflict, migration and wildlife within my country," he said.
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Germany's migration truce, Britain's supposed Brexit dividend and Turkey's education battle.
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Smaller parties clashed in televised debates on diesel emissions and migration.
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As a writer, I focus largely on issues of forced migration.
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Between "Volk" and "Bevölkerung," myth and migration, Germany has sought itself.
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That's because walls might impede migration, but they won't stop it.
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Visa overstays have become an increasingly significant share of unauthorized migration.
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Colombia has borne the brunt of mass migration from its neighbor.
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Geai has also documented issues of migration and integration across Europe.
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While systemic institutional advantages favor the GOP, migration trends favor Democrats.
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Most books about migration are heavy because the experiences are heavy.
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This migration has greatly increased in recent years, the study said.
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The story of every mass migration begins with sorrow and separation.
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Others are still being processed at different migration stations, Ebrard said.
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Two others criticize Islam and the migration of Muslims to Europe.
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These days, illegal migration from Mexico is a relatively minor problem.
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They recognize Honduras' progress in the areas of security and migration.
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This in turn could translate into more migration, and more violence.
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And Italy enlisted Libyan militias to stifle migration across the Mediterranean.
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William Lacy Swing is director general of the UN Migration Agency.
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Migration — both intrastate and interstate — is associated with higher earnings growth.
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They&aposre going to have massive migration from places like Bangladesh.
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Migration within the United States has been declining since the 1970s.
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His aunt remains by his side, still studying migration through tennis.
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"This could lead to massive migration (to South Korea)," they said.
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Migration timing for whales could be be thrown off, McCabe says.
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On issues of trade, terrorism, migration, security, NATO and Cyprus, Mrs.
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GC: You've brought up the migration issue a number of times.
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And when it comes to migration, both focus on its consequences.
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Our daughter Lily doesn't yet appreciate the nuances of smelt migration.
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Neither data source is a precise measurement of hurricane-related migration.
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" Simultaneously, they advocate for a tough border regime of "zero migration.
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The two nations are deeply intertwined through trade, migration and culture.
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"The migration will disappear unless we solve climate change," Taylor said.
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Should there be a northward migration it wouldn't the first time.
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One controversial idea, known as assisted migration, involves deliberately moving trees.
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The lack of education and awareness about climate migration is catastrophic.
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The motion against Orban's Hungary goes well beyond the migration issue.
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InResponse: (Im)migration continues at various venues through November 1, 2019.
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Climate change is already one of the biggest drivers of migration.
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It showed that net migration to Britain in 2015 reached +23,000.
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Orban and Soros have clashed over the 2015 European migration crisis.
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I first became interested in ever-changing migration techniques around 2000.
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Migration experts and human rights activists can point to recent history.
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Austria, Chile and Brasil said they would pull out, saying respectively that the pact blurred the line between legal and illegal migration, that migration was not a human right and nations should set their own policies.
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While Edo is not among the country's poorest states, its history of migration to Italy has fueled locals' hopes of easy money in Europe - leaving people vulnerable to traffickers, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) says.
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The international agency called on EU institutions and member states to review the implementation of the EUTF, and design new financial instruments to address migration and development, disentangling aid allocation from EU domestic migration policy demands.
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Merkel rejects such a limit and defends her approach to find a European solution to the migration issue by securing the continent's external borders, agreeing migration deals with countries like Turkey and distributing refugees across Europe.
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Despite differing values and their historical antagonisms, Commonwealth countries have an unparalleled depth of experience in cooperation over migration, and they have much to teach other regions where migration is now wrongly treated as a crisis.
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Given also the potential backdoor via Ireland, which will keep free movement within the EU but has no border controls with Britain, a big risk is that tighter migration controls will simply mean more illegal migration.
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"This decision condemning Hungary and the Hungarian people was made because we Hungarians have demonstrated that migration in not a necessary process and that migration can be stopped," Szijjarto added in comments to reporters in Budapest.
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Although the number of people attempting the crossing has fallen -- by more than 50% since last year alone -- the Mediterranean is still the world's deadliest migration route, according to data collected by the UN Migration Agency.
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The decision, announced Friday morning, was greeted positively by non-governmental groups focused on migration, including the UN's International Organization of Migration, which said it was "very pleased at the solidarity and consensus" that emerged overnight.
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The Freedom Party (FPO) got around 26 percent of votes in Sunday's parliamentary vote, boosted by a European migration crisis in 2015 that affected Austria and also led Kurz to campaign on an anti-migration platform.
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"It is becoming increasingly clear that the goal of this White House is to cripple the U.S. refugee program," said J. Kevin Appleby, the senior director of international migration policy at the Center for Migration Studies.
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The European migration commissioner, Dimitris Avramopoulos, is to arrive in Ankara, the Turkish capital, on Monday for talks with officials about a deal between the European Union and Turkey to curb migration across the Aegean Sea.
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He wanted changes on migration rules for EU citizens while other member states' concern was overwhelmingly non-EU migration, to which the UK was largely immune, given its geography and non-membership of the Schengen area.
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"Whether that push is countered by some adaptation - that's the challenge we have in front of us," said Pablo Escribano, a specialist on climate change and migration in the Americas at the International Organization for Migration.
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According to Migration Policy Institute estimates, potentially 3,85033,000 aliens would be able to qualify for conditional lawful status under H.R.3440, which leads to permanent resident status, and chain migration would make the number much larger.
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The Cairo-based Arab League has been reduced to little more than a talking shop, and the Europeans are squabbling over how to handle illegal migration, even if migration has fallen to a seven-year low.
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I mean, you look at the facts, you just discovered, Sean, the migration of people from the Hillary Clinton e-mail investigation to the Mueller probe was about as voluminous as the migration across the southern border.
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"Guatemala does not promote or endorse irregular migration in any forms, and therefore rejects movements organized for unlawful purposes which distort or use human rights, like migration, for their own end," the government said in a statement.
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SYDNEY/WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Temporary workers and foreign students previously drawn to New Zealand on the promise of gaining residency will start leaving en masse, migration agents say, as the incoming coalition government promises to cut record migration.
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There's art about migration and the experience of being a refugee, like Miream Salameh's series of paintings depicting migration and the fleeing of oppressive regimes (the artist fled Syria in 2012 and arrived in Australia in 2013).
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"If he wins, then overnight he goes from the president with the most deportations to the great liberator," said Kevin Appleby, the senior director of international migration policy at the Center for Migration Studies of New York.
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The effect of the laws allowing extended family migration is often referred to as "chain migration," because each extended family member that successfully immigrates can in turn sponsor his or her own network of extended family members.
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Attributing to Soros a recent United Nations plan on creating a global blueprint to handle the migration crisis, Orban said he anticipated that powerful allies would help him prevent the U.N. from greasing the wheels of migration.
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Natural disasters displaced three times as many people as conflicts in 2016, according to IDMC data, and migration experts warn displacement around the world as a result of unchecked climate change could eventually dwarf other migration flows.
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"We cannot continue the political Ping-Pong of who is finally responsible for shouldering the responsibility of migration or protecting external borders," Dimitris Avramopoulos, the European commissioner for migration, home affairs and citizenship, said Tuesday in Strasbourg.
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At least 953 migrants headed for Europe were picked up in the Mediterranean and sent back to Libya in the first two weeks of 2020, said the U.N.'s migration agency, the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
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"Effectively guarding Europe's external borders is the most important point to be successful in all migration issues," Kalinak told Reuters three weeks before he will start chairing meetings of the EU's interior ministers who deal with migration.
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The AWS Data Migration Service, which allows migration of databases such as Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL from on-premises data centers to AWS, is now available to all customers, the company said on Tuesday.
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Through my work at both Tempelhof and Migration Hub – a start-up incubator that brings together entrepreneurs working on migration and refugee-related challenges – I had a small but sustained glimpse into the refugee community in Berlin.
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The conservative bent, and the Republican Party in general, need to avoid this trap now and in the future by combining migration statistics within the United States and economic migration to see where the country is developing.
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The EU must reconsider its indifference to popular worries, particularly about migration.
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Out-migration is considered a prime cause of Puerto Rico's financial issues.
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The nonprofit Migration Policy Institute estimates 820,000 undocumented immigrants have criminal convictions.
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"We support all EU initiatives to fight against illegal migration," he said.
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EU leaders will again discuss migration at the end of this month.
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Her series CircumSolar filmed birds on their journeys of long-distance migration.
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Hence the Coastal Migration Theory, also known as the Kelp Highway Hypothesis.
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Then came spring migration season, my ascent to expanding brain-level three.
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"Migration is not a crime, it is an administrative responsibility," Sandoval said.
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"It's clear there's a tradeoff between migration and market access," Pickering added.
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"I wanted to talk about migration in a different manner," he says.
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He will reassert his populist agenda on the Wall, migration and trade.
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She said most countries agree that well-managed migration produces good results.
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But it is better read as a sharply pointed story of migration.
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Victoria has Australia's highest population growth, from both internal and foreign migration.
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Migration, conquest and isolation had also left their traces in living populations.
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Mexico is already working with the U.S. to manage the migration crisis.
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In previous years it's been dubbed the world's largest annual human migration.
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Many of those shoppers leading the migration to Amazon aren't young consumers.
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Another result has been trade migration to dark pools and increased fragmentation.
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In 2015 combined net migration from America and India was about 30,000.
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When the schemes are well run, seasonal migration can transform people's lives.
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THE European migration crisis of 2015 quickly turned into a morality play.
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Her enthusiasm for trade often sits uncomfortably with her scepticism of migration.
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It is likely that developing-world migration will become even more important.
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IN THE year to September "net" migration to Britain was around 300,260.
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But it would bring net migration of students down to around 50,000.
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Mr Trump has promised to tear up NAFTA and curtail Mexican migration.
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In government it has chalked up wins on migration, energy and defence.
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It is partly owing to migration that Sydney and Melbourne are thriving.
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But net migration figures should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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But war and migration in the past two centuries have complicated matters.
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Net migration to Britain is falling and worry about immigrants is subsiding.
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It's intoxicating, and their set at Migration felt like a fever dream.
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Why now: Numbers are nowhere near the stream of migration from Mexico.
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Migration to the rich world has risen slightly over the past decade.
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This isn't going to trigger a mass migration to Ubuntu or LibreOffice.
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Those are famous historical examples, but these days such migration is commonplace.
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Unfortunately, the new migration utility doesn't work on all platforms just yet.
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The scandal has rightly provoked calls for an overhaul of migration enforcement.
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For a graphic on migration and asylum in the EU, click tmsnrt.
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The election also coincides with a growing migration crisis from neighboring Venezuela.
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The party has also clashed with Brussels on environmental protection and migration.
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Ferro left Uruguay in October 2016, according to the country's migration directorate.
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Some diplomats said the compromise made the migration agreement contradictory and weak.
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This is largely because of bigger efforts to restrict migration through Niger.
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"Leaders need this situation for their migration rhetoric," says the Slovenian official.
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The robot also measured wind speeds, to link wind and dune migration.
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Italy is now strongly opposing Germany's euro area austerity and migration policies.
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That means the city would have shrunk without the migration of newcomers.
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London has argued that Scotland does not need a differentiated migration system.
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Trump's probably going to stay angry about migration levels for a bit.
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We&aposre talking about chain migration and it is what it is.
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