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Human Rights Watch calls for coordinated regional response to Venezuela migration crisis
The flow of Venezuelan migrants will "definitely increase" if the situation there remains the same, HRW told WikiTribune
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Migration agencies say returns programs are working as EU pushes to ‘offshore’ processing
Critics say move risks denying vulnerable people their rights, but the agencies involved argue this is where their help is needed
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Fact checking US immigration claims made on CBS
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Exploring the data on Mediterranean migration
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