Migration Review (October 13–16)

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  1. They fled Russia, but the West sent them back: a BBC article about Russian dissidents and deserters being deported to a homeland that is dangerous for them.
  2. Lithuania extended the military presence on the border with Russia. In this way, the authorities want to protect the border from Russians fleeing mobilization. Earlier, “Exiles” lawyer Artyom Klyga stated that, by these actions, the Lithuanian authorities are directly helping Putin strengthen the Russian army.
  3. Detainees in a third US immigration prison have declared a hunger strike. Some of them are Russians.
  4. Not listed as dead. How migrants go missing on the border between Latvia and Belarus.
  5. Russians have run into mass refusals of student visas for Foundation Year programs in Italy.
  6. A South Korean court has allowed a Russian citizen to remain in the country while his asylum case is being considered.
  7. In Ireland, Belarusians will be allowed to renew their residence permits with an expired passport.
  8. The Kazakh authorities have published new rules for entering the country.
  9. Montenegro has tightened the rules for obtaining refugee status for Ukrainian citizens. Men applying for refugee status for the first time are required to prove that they are not evading military service.
  10. A federal court in San Diego has ordered the US State Department to resume the 2027 green card lottery.

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