Refugee

"No wonder he ripped his toupee off": Ilhan Omar responded to Rand Paul's "ungrateful to America" comments by sharing a Tom Arnold tweet mocking the Kentucky Republican.

The number of Venezuelan refugees represents around 12.5 percent of the national population and is double the size of the population of Caracas.

"This is a president who has come to power because he was very much willing to vilify and demonize immigrants and refugees. He so proudly said we should halt Muslims from entering our country," the progressive congresswoman said.

Elizabeth Holtzman, the youngest woman elected to Congress in 1972, unseated a long-term incumbent, as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez did last year.

Diwala seeks to address two major global problems: lack of identity and certification fraud.

The move comes as poor conditions are allegedly leading to an increase in self-harm among children.

"If it were up to me, they would all be put up against a wall," the agent said.

He also shoved a samurai sword into her skull through her nostril.

After meeting the man who abused her under ISIS captivity, Ashwaq Ta'lo said she "decided to return to Kurdistan and never go back to Germany."

"Aren't homosexuals rather social?" the rejection document reportedly asked, arguing that the 18-year-old had few friends and a confrontational streak.

Once a staunch supporter of efforts to overthrow Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, France is working with Russia to deliver humanitarian aid.

"It is important to have an honest and sincere effort to disrupt [the United Nations Relief and Works Agency]," Kushner wrote in an email.

With the Syrian military nearing victory, Russia has asked for U.S. support in resettling millions of refugees who fled the seven-year civil war.

A Swedish student stopped an asylum seeker being sent back to Afghanistan this week by refusing to take her seat on a flight.

As Trump and Putin attempt to mend the broken ties between their nations, they have mostly aligned their views on war-torn Syria.

Shrinking ISIS pockets house the last of the jihadis that once ruled half of both Syria and Iraq.

Match ticket holders for the 2018 World Cup have been allowed to visit Russia without a visa.

The French president faced criticism from all mainstream parties and dissent from inside his own, as debate of his immigration bill entered hour 60.

"I feel lonely, weak, unwanted and rejected. No one is accepting me," Hassan al-Kontar said.

Thousands of unaccompanied minors have claimed asylum in Germany.

Milan Trisic, 54, joined the violent Serb forces who took in the "ethnic cleansing" of Muslims in the 1990s during the aftermath of the breakup of Yugoslavia.

The problems with the drug are just one sign of a system that is straining to help displaced Syrians.

Years of hospital records tell a story of enduring, possibly inherited trauma.

The Chinese artist and dissident spoke to Newsweek about Trump's policies, the Guggenheim's decision to pull artwork and how the world has failed refugees.

The 70-page proposal from the Trump Administration takes a sharp turn from a long-held belief that refugees should be sheltered if they face a fear of persecution. The proposal asks to prioritize refugees with a high chance for "successful assimilation" into American culture.

Russian independent journalists claim to have located six detention and torture facilities for LGBT Chechens.

Ramzan Kadyrov appealed to Putin for help and condemned the persecution of the Rohingya people.

A $3.25 million donation from the Clooney Foundation for Justice, Google and HP will pay for transportation, school supplies, computers, content, curriculum and teacher training.

Some experts say the drop in numbers is the result of a more efficient propaganda machine implemented by Kim Jong Un.

Russia says the downing of the Syrian warplane was 'a cynical violation of Syria's sovereignty.'