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The disclosure follows the chief inspector's reports last year revealing a 150,000-strong backlog of cases of migrants who had been refused permission to stay in Britain but whose whereabouts had not been traced.

Statistics from the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) show that in 2014 there were 1,280 cases of migrants returning to Iraq, whereas in 2015 there were 3,474, with October, November and December seeing record numbers.

But the Border Patrol has been noticing cases of migrants crossing alone but in cell contact with guides, said Mario Escalante, a spokesman for the Tucson office of the Border Patrol.

But this has to be said with some caution because it is true that there are cases of migrants who are found, let's say, in jobs that require lower qualifications than the ones, for example, they have [at home]; or they work in jobs that do not necessarily meet the standards of similar jobs in the countries where they are hosted.

All participating centres will collect data about all new cases of migrants with first-episode psychosis.

All mental health centres participating in the study (Table  1) will collect data on all new cases of migrants with first-episode psychosis and, if their catchment areas will allow it, they will evaluate the incidence of psychosis in migrants.

This reached its peak during the Ramos administration when the twin cases of migrant worker abuse were widely reported.

In addition there are literally thousands of cases of migrant death and systemic human rights abuses of migrants in detention facilities and during the repatriation process.

New Zealand has previously had shocking cases of migrant worker exploitation in the offshore fishing industry, where migrant fishermen faced violence, sexual assault and non-payment of wages.

In recent years, reports have emerged suggesting Thai immigration officials are complicit in some cases of migrant smuggling across the border, while human rights group Fortify Rights alleged last year that Myanmar's security forces have also directly profited from the trafficking of Rohingya, earning up to $7,000 per boatload of people transported overseas.

For instance, the ASEAN Declaration emphasized that 'the receiving states and sending states shall, for humanitarian reasons, closely cooperate to resolve the cases of migrant workers who, through no fault of their own, have subsequently become undocumented'.