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But his plans also show an admirable attempt to stop asylum seekers and refugees becoming an exclusive concern of the left.

Even if temporary-resident status is by law to be applied for all Syrian nationals, Turkey's involvement in the crisis alongside the Sunnite factions fighting against the Assad regime leads to non-Arab, non-Muslim, and non-Sunnite refugees' becoming suspicious of Turkey's intentions, refusing to register with the authorities and declining places in refugee camps.

The pastors' comments reflect fear among American voters about refugees becoming threats to national security.

Mr. Freud, a grandson of Sigmund Freud, was born in Berlin, but as a child came to England as a refugee, becoming a British citizen in 1939.

And third, Britain's relative lack of generosity in taking Kosovar refugees was becoming an international embarrassment (see article).

He and his men end up trying to save a few dozen refugees from becoming victims of a ghastly genocidal campaign.

Syrian Refugees Are Becoming Second Wives in Turkey.

Waste from Syrian refugees is becoming a source of political and social unrest in host countries.

Turkey, which is a temporary host country for refugees, is becoming more hostile toward LGBTs by the day.

In the camps, the transient life of the refugee is becoming permanent.

"I would like to ask Alek Wek about Sudan," Schiff said to Wek, who was a refugee before becoming a supermodel, and whose projects range from those typically associated with women's magazines — she has designed a line of handbags — to those more commonly featured in the pages of Foreign Affairs.