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U.S. to send migrants to Libya this week: 'We are in for a very, very rough road ahead'
New York Times diplomatic correspondent Michael Crowley and founder of Democracy Docket Marc Elias join Nicolle Wallace to discuss the latest immigration news out of the Trump administration as officials say they plan to send migrants to Libya starting this week.
The Trump administration is moving forward with plans to transport a group of undocumented immigrants to Libya on a US ...
In its annual report on human rights practices last year, the State Department cited “harsh and life-threatening” conditions ...
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They’re asking Boston-based U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy to quickly prevent any such flights and ensure the Trump administration is complying with his earlier order.
United States District Judge Brian Murphy stated Wednesday that any deportation flights to Libya —or even "stopover" flights through Saudi Arabia—would "clearly violate this court's order," if the ...
The Trump administration is moving forward with plans to transport a group of undocumented immigrants to Libya on a US ...
The United States may deport migrants to Libya for the first time this week, three US officials said on Tuesday, despite ...
The government also stated there is no coordination with the United States regarding the reception of migrants. The statement comes after U.S. officials indicated that President Donald Trump's ...
The U.N. Mission in Libya said on Friday its advisory committee finished its consultations and finalized a set of options to ...
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