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Bono says he is ‘not up to’ working with Trump on humanitarian causes despite invitation
U2 rocker has previously campaigned at the White House over issues including global poverty and HIV/Aids
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They fled persecution in Myanmar. In Muslim-majority Malaysia, Rohingya still struggle to belong
Rohingya Muslim refugees who fled persecution in Myanmar face new challenges in Malaysia, a Muslim-majority country that does not legally recognize refugees
ICE arrests 23-year-old UC Berkeley student and asylum seeker at San Francisco airport
A UC Berkeley student has been arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement at San Francisco International Airport
Flood of migrants already heading to southern border, MAGA faithful claims in doomsaying push
Democrats won key races in Texas on Tuesday, worrying Trump’s base about what will happen to the president’s immigration crackdown
Government to tighten facial recognition rules for police amid human rights fears
It comes just weeks after the announcement facial recognition cameras would be installed on Oxford Street
Britain says many migrants will have to wait longer to win the right to stay
The British government says it will double the wait time for many immigrants to settle permanently, although key workers and higher earners will be exempted
7 people dead and 5 thrown into the sea near Canary Islands as migrant boats rescued
Canary Islands President Fernando Clavijo said that the Atlantic route is ‘once again claiming lives’
Mahmood’s ‘Reform-lite’ migrant crackdown was nonsense, top economist claims
Home secretary claimed her proposed immigration rules would save £10bn. But that number – along with the entire policy – has been called to question as she prepares to make her final decision in a statement to The Commons
Legal migrants to face waits of 10 years or more for right to settle in UK
There is speculation that one group of workers will be exempt from the change
Skilled migrants would boost UK public finances by £115bn under current rules, analysis finds
The home secretary has faced backlash from within her own party over her migration reforms
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