Across the world, governments are stepping up their immigration enforcement efforts, leading to mass deportations of illegal migrants. From the United States to Europe and beyond, authorities are implementing stricter border policies, increasing detention capacities,...
Global Crackdown: Countries Intensify Mass Deportations of Illegal Migrants
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