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Does the Florida grand jury's report support its assertion of "malevolence" when it comes to the illegal immigration industry?
Context for the quoted language provides a bit more insight. It says:
The Order empaneling our jury instructs us to focus on those who
arrive illegally to our country and thence to our state, those
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Why is China allowing visa-free entry for citizens of France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Malaysia?
First, a brief (or rather not-so-brief) review of other countries with unilateral Chinese visa exemption.
Previously (before Covid), only three countries benefited from unilateral visa exemption to ...
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Why is China allowing visa-free entry for citizens of France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Malaysia?
BTW, the announcement was timed to coincide with a visit from France's foreign minister to China. France and Germany have kept significant trade and investment ties with China, so I'm least ...
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Why is China allowing visa-free entry for citizens of France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Malaysia?
According to news reports in Germany, one of the affected countries, the purpose is to strengthen the Chinese international tourism sector which was hard hit by pandemic restrictions. The purpose ...
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Do Christian denominations in US have similar attitudes towards immigration?
As someone who has been part of congregations from many different denominations, it's mostly a matter of folk religion. If a congregation's members primarily come from a people group which is anti-...
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Do Christian denominations in US have similar attitudes towards immigration?
Historically Catholic church welcomed asylum seekers, this could be the reason catholic countries these days are more tolerant to immigrants: Latin American countries grant citizenship to immigrants ...
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Do Christian denominations in US have similar attitudes towards immigration?
Churches will tend to have offical positions on matters that are related to morality (as understood by the church). This includes matters of sexual behaviour and abortion. But churches don't tend to ...
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