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on December 1, 2016 in World News

Germany Will No Longer Deport Migrants to Hungary Because It Isn’t Friendly Enough

by Chris Tomlinson A German court has ruled that Hungary is now “too dangerous” to send deported migrants as the court alleges the Hungarian government treats them inhumanely. The court’s ruling comes after a case was brought to them of an asylum seeker from Kosovo who was scheduled to be deported back to Hungary after his asylum application had failed and the man argued that he would not be safe in Hungary. The ruling could have serious implications for migrants who passed through Hungary last year on their way to Germany, reports Die Welt. The Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF)… View Article

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on December 1, 2016 in World News

#DumpKelloggs: Far-Left Cereal Giant Kellogg’s Warns of ‘Racial Privilege’

by Warner Todd Huston The Kellogg Company, famous for its breakfast cereals, is giving far-left activists hundreds of millions of dollars to promote left-wing causes and projects, including “white privilege” and “structural racism.” The company’s project to promote “coming to grips with racism” was touted at its “American Healing Conference.” The conference promised to “move the conversation from hope to possibility.” In an article on its webpage, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF), the activist NGO sponsored by the Kellogg Company, states that “racial privilege and structural inequities have influenced” America and are at the core of nearly everything the country has done. “Since the… View Article

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on December 1, 2016 in World News

Supreme Court Considers Due-Process Rights of Criminal and Terrorist Aliens

by Ken Klukowski Members of the Supreme Court are considering arguments about the fate of foreigners who commit crimes or are suspected of terrorist acts and are facing deportation. The justices will decide whether the Constitution requires that such suspects must instead be released into the general public while court proceedings are ongoing unless the federal government can present enough evidence to prove how dangerous they are. For decades, the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by Congress requires that when a foreigner attempts to cross the U.S. border, federal agents shall detain that alien unless he is “beyond a doubt”… View Article

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