(In a 1975 poll, only thirty-six per cent of Americans were in favor of admitting them).
(In a 1975 poll, only thirty-six per cent of Americans were in favor of admitting them). There were the usual self-contradictory worries that the refugees, few of whom spoke English, would take jobs and prove to be a permanent burden on the country.
The European Union taxed themselves $5 billion over five years to develop a free market in Greece and Portugal before admitting them to the EU.
The World Food Programme will be treating an estimated 16,700 children identified as suffering from Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) in Juba County and admitting them to Targeted Supplementary Feeding Programmes.
The club was briefly the subject of controversy when it balked at letting women join after Yale began admitting them in 1969, but then it did, in 1972, and since has held on like a favored, if slightly addled, elderly uncle.
Some hospital critics say there is a second, more self-serving reason why hospitals treat patients in observation instead of admitting them: to avoid readmission penalties.
Few suggest that a state has no duties to imperiled foreigners, but theorists increasingly question whether a state's duty to assist refugees must come in the form of admitting them.
Officials in several ports along Italy's Adriatic coast routinely return stowaways on ferries from Greece within hours, without adequately considering requests for asylum or, in the case of children, admitting them to determine their best interests, the report said.
In a statement released after the inquest, Abertawe Bro Morgannwyg University Health Board said since Mr Bowen's death it had strengthened its protocol on how patients are managed in the event of delays admitting them from ambulances.
As if conditions weren't already sub-par for homeless families, in April 2012 the City stopped admitting them into the DC General Shelter.
