Italy transfers 40 rejected asylum seekers to detention centres in Albania – MSN
Italy has begun transferring 40 rejected asylum seekers to detention centers in Albania as part of a controversial migration policy. ...
Read moreItaly has begun transferring 40 rejected asylum seekers to detention centers in Albania as part of a controversial migration policy. ...
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Read moreItaly has begun relocating rejected migrants to detention centers in Albania as part of its efforts to manage increasing migration ...
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