A migrant who was granted asylum in Britain after saying he was gay has admitted he left behind a wife and child in his homeland of Cameroon.
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A migrant who was granted asylum in Britain after saying he was gay has admitted he left behind a wife and child in his homeland of Cameroon.
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The Trump administration’s crusade to “save” white South Africans from supposed persecution is backfiring as a growing number of them are buying one-way tickets home—disillusioned by the violence, fear, and brutality in Trump’s United States.
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The UK government will stop issuing study visas to people from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan from this month, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has said, as well as stopping skilled work visas to Afghans.
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Social media users who tout illegal routes into the UK face up to five years in prison as the Home Office continues its attempt to crack down on small boat crossings.
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Uganda has finalised arrangements with the Netherlands to receive African migrants deported to a transit centre in Uganda enroute to their home countries.
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An appellate court in the US has given the Trump administration the green light to end temporary protections for immigrants from Cameroon and Afghanistan despite legal challenges from immigration advocacy groups.
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The government will be looking carefully at what money can and cannot be recouped after it scrapped the Rwanda deportation scheme, Downing Street has said.
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A conman who won refugee status in Britain by claiming to be gay fearing persecution in his native Nigeria been caught in a £220,000 Facebook and eBay parcel fraud racket.
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Two Nigerian women have been arrested for the crimes of aggravated manslaughter and abusive exercise of a profession.
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More than four years after they were arrested for carrying out migrant rescue missions on Greek island of Lesbos, the trial of 24 volunteers commenced on Tuesday but was later adjourned until Friday.
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