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asylum

Trump Orders Work Permit Ban for Migrants Who Entered US Illegally

Other directives in the memo include accelerating the asylum claims process and establishing a fee for asylum applicants.
By Davis Richardson
Migrant children are taught at a makeshift school in the "Jungle" camp in the port town of Calais, northern France in February 2016.

A Record 65.3 Million People Were Displaced Last Year: What Does That Number Mean?

By identifying the causes of forced relocation, we can better address the outcomes and build toward solutions.The Conversation
By Jeffrey H. Cohen and Ibrahim Sirkeci
Protestors from the PEGIDA movement (Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the Occident) march during a rally in Leipzig on January 11, 2016. Supporters of the xenophobic far-right movement PEGIDA gathered to mark the first year of the local chapter LEGIDA, as public anger runs high over the Cologne assaults. / AFP / TOBIAS SCHWARZ (Photo credit should read TOBIAS SCHWARZ/AFP/Getty Images)

Asylum and Assimilation

On New Year’s Eve, approximately 76 young men in Germany went on a “wilding” rampage in Cologne, in the city's main square.
By The Editors
AACHEN, GERMANY - MAY 14: French President Francois Hollande speaks during the International Charlemange Prize Of Aachen 2015 (Der Internationale Karlspreis zu Aachen) on May 14, 2015 in Aachen, Germany. The International Charlemagne Prize, one of the most prestigious European prizes, is awarded once a year since 1950 by the city of Aachen to people for distinguished service on behalf of European unification. (Photo by Sascha Steinbach/Getty Images)

France Gives Asylum to Art Threatened by ISIS, Brooklyn Museum Picketed, and More

By Alanna Martinez
A modern classic.

<em>Sharknado</em> Sequel Set to Film in New York City This Summer

By Vinnie Mancuso

Ecuador Requests Medical Safe Passage for Julian Assange

By Steve Huff
Outside the Ecuadorian embassy, where Julian Assange may or may not have flushed the toilet (Getty Images)

<em>New York Times</em>’s Article on Julian Assange’s Ecuadorian Asylum Scrubs Toilet Reference

By Drew Grant

Let’s Re-light the Lamp by the Golden Door: A Case for Immigration Reform

By Steve Cohen
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