Sentence examples for processing of migrants from inspiring English sources

This will also include stepped-up investments in speeding up the processing of migrants who do arrive here — far better than legal changes that maximize cruelty.

But authorities appeared to have shifted some processing of migrants to another site on the other side of the bridge, using a military-style tent near an existing processing facility operated by Customs and Border Protection.

Work has started on the construction of a transit and reception center on the outskirts of Gevgelija to speed the processing of migrants and provide better support to them, said Ivan Frangov, the mayor of Gevgelija.

Asked about demands by countries like Italy that this procedure be changed to allow the processing of migrants in other parts of the bloc, Ms. Merkel said that was, for now, impossible.

The UN's refugee agency, UNHCR, has said for the first time that the large-scale processing of migrants and refugees outside Europe, in countries such as Egypt, Libya or Sudan, may be necessary as frontline authorities claim they have been abandoned by Brussels in the face of a "colossal humanitarian catastrophe".

Media captionPresident Macron: "I respect Brexit although I regret it" France and the UK have signed a treaty to speed up the processing of migrants in Calais, French President Emmanuel Macron announced on his first UK visit.

The strategy must also "support repatriation facilities for the processing of undocumented migrants returning from the United States" as well as "combat human trafficking in Central America".

But there are practical measures that can be implemented, including expanded legal channels in host countries (or their neighbours) for the orderly processing of would-be migrants.

And there have also been some politicians calling for Paris to scrap the Le Touquet agreement which governs the processing of UK-bound migrants in Calais.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials, and ICE, have resorted to quickly processing and releasing thousands of migrants into the United States because they lack space to detain them, and waits for court hearings can last months or years.

"We have consistently called on the authorities in Nauru and Australia to put an end to the model of processing and keeping migrants offshore," she said.