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Albanian migrants had over half of asylum claims approved despite safe country status

Albanian migrants had over half of asylum claims approved despite safe country status
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Why are Albanian migrants coming to the UK?

The European country has been called ‘safe’ by the prime minister despite a huge rise in migrants coming to the UK

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Why are Albanian Migrants Leaving Albania? - The Borgen Project

Albania, a developing Mediterranean nation with a population of 2.8 million, has experienced a significant surge in emigration.

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You walked in and your heart sank : the shocking inside story of Manston detention centre | Manston asylum centre

Last year, the short-term facility in Kent ballooned into a vast, unsafe camp holding thousands of people, including children. How did our asylum system get so broken – and what does it reveal about Rishi Sunak’s promise to stop the small boats?

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I just dreamt of a better life in a big country

As the debate over immigration grows increasingly heated, one country has been more vilified than any other. Kate Wills finds out the effect this shift in perception has had on life for London’s Albanian community

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