14 Apr 2021
An illegal alien has been convicted and sentenced for repeatedly raping a child after federal immigration officials failed to deport him in the sanctuary state of California, Breitbart News has learned.
Fredys Aguilar-Menjivar, a 31-year-old illegal alien from El Salvador, was convicted and sentenced to 45 years in prison in Monterey County, California, this month on three counts of forcible rape of a child under 14-years-old and one count of child molestation, the District Attorney’s Office announced.
According to prosecutors, Aguilar-Menjivar raped a girl in his family multiple times from August 2018 to March 2020. The girl was younger than 14-years-old when the abuse started.
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Deportation flights of asylum-seekers to Afghanistan remain controversial, due to the precarious security situation there.
Protesters assembled at Berlin airport s Terminal 5 late Wednesday to speak out against a deportation flight of asylum-seekers whose claims were denied to Afghanistan that evening. Around 350 people showed up to the protest, exceeding estimates of 50 to 75 people.
Jetzt am BER! 500 Leute protestieren gegen die Abschiebung nach Afghanistan und versuchen, sie zu stoppen.
The demonstrators carried signs calling on the authorities to cancel the deportation flight, with some protesters blocking access roads to the airport. The protests were organized by the Brandenburg Refugee Council and ended after the plane left for Afghanistan.
They ‘Bombed My Dream’: Denmark Strips Some Syrians of Residency Status
The country is the first E.U. nation to make such a move. Many Syrians say that returning to their native country isn’t an option, and rights groups warn that the policy will tear some families apart.
Ghalia al-Asseh, who fled Syria in 2015, and one for her brothers at their parents’ home in Helsingoer. Ms. al-Asseh was notified on March 30 that she would soon be asked to leave Denmark.Credit.Charlotte de la Fuente for The New York Times
April 14, 2021, 4:49 a.m. ET
Ghalia al-Asseh had just begun studying chemistry and biotechnology at the Technical University of Denmark when the country’s immigration services summoned her for an interview.
InfoMigrants By Marion MacGregor Published on : 2021/04/13
Stigmatization, unemployment, insecurity: Many asylum seekers deported from Austria to Afghanistan say the reality is even worse than the media reports.
Dehqan, a former police officer in his mid-thirties, fled Afghanistan in 2014 and sought asylum in Austria. Five years later he was forced to return. Rejected by Austria, now he suffers rejection in his home country for being a deportee. His relatives complain: What did you do in Austria in all these years? You did not achieve anything.
Dehqan is one of 16 Afghan returnees from Austria who were interviewed by a team led by Ali Ahmad, an Afghan researcher at the Vienna Institute for International Dialogue and Cooperation (VIDC). Like Dehqan, most of the interviewees for Ahmad’s study, published in January 2021, were forced to return against their will.