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The plight of migrants was one of Pope Francis’ top priorities. In 2013, the newly elected pontiff made his first pastoral ...

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Since March, the small Central American nation has accepted from the U.S. more than 200 Venezuelan immigrants.

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Tunisian authorities this week dismantled dozens of makeshift camps housing African migrants as part of a sweeping operation to clear areas along the country’s Mediterranean coastline and ease ...

El Amra (Tunisia), Apr 10 (AP) Tunisian authorities this week dismantled dozens of makeshift camps housing African migrants as part of a sweeping operation to clear areas along the country's ...

Some 1.24 million people applied for UK visas in the year to March 2024, but it dropped by to 772,200 applicants in the year to March 2025 The number of migrants applying for key visa routes to ...

FILE - Migrants, mainly from sub-Saharan Africa, are stopped by Tunisian Maritime National Guard at sea during an attempt to get to Italy, near the coast of Sfax, Tunisia, on April 18, 2023.

Spokesperson for Tunisia's National Guard, Brigadier General Hossam Eddine Jababli, said the sweeps intended to ensure "health and safety." He said roughly 200 migrants who were detained were from ...