Some 1,500 migrants have clashed with police in Bulgaria’s largest refugee centre, two days after the facility was sealed off following reports of an alleged infection outbreak.
Officials said the claims were false. The Harmanli centre is home to 3,000 people, mostly Afghan refugees.
Protesters threw stones at riot police, who used water cannon to disperse them.
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Time For Truth: (BBC News) – Migrant crisis: Riot in Bulgaria's largest refugee centre
A recent Fox 7 feature is exposing the work life of U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to Texas’ Rio Grande Valley sector, a 1,254 mile stretch where they’re nabbing about 500 illegal immigrants flooding into the country each day.
Supervisory Border Patrol Agent Marlene Castro told the news site the traffic crossing the Rio Grande River from Mexico is unrelenting and impossible to contain, despite the fact that most border jumpers willingly comply with officers.
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The Seattle Seahawks have released running back Christine Michael, according to multiple sources.Time_Sports
So how big will Donald Trump’s wall really be?
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Time For Truth: (USA Today) – Yes, Trump will have broad power to crack down on immigration
The French government is “definitely” going to close the UK border post in Calais after Brexit, a close ally of presidential election frontrunner Alain Juppe has told the BBC.
Arnaud Danjean said France no longer wanted the “negative burden” of migrants aiming to cross the Channel being detained on its soil.
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Time For Truth: (BBC News) – France 'will definitely close UK border at Calais'
Sweden’s border controls will be extended by a period of three months until February 11th, 2017, the Swedish government has confirmed.
The decision was taken following an extraordinary cabinet meeting, and comes after the European Commission decided that countries in the passport-free Schengen zone should be allowed to extend their temporary controls for a maximum of three months under exceptional circumstances.
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