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After the UK left the European Union in 2020, net migration in the UK rose dramatically to __________ in 2022.
746,000
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Following Brexit, the UK lost a seat on the management board for __________, impacting UK law enforcement capabilities.
Europol
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The increase in illegal immigration has been attributed to people making perilous journeys across the __________.
English Channel
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In 2024, the Home Office reported that __________ people crossed the Channel on small boats.
36,816
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According to figures given by France, __________ people died crossing the Channel in 2024.
77
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Australia introduced stricter measures on their border to cut immigration flow in __________.
half
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In July 2024, the international student visa application fee was __________ from $710 to $1600.
doubled
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Between 2019 and 2023, there has been a __________ decline in international student numbers in Australia.
49%
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Under the Migration Act 1958, any non-citizen in Australia without a valid visa must be __________.
detained
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In January 2023, there were __________ people in immigration detention centres in Australia.
1,061
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Australia has implemented the policy of __________ since 1992, for those who arrive illegally.
mandatory detention
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The so-called 'turnbacks' at sea were introduced in __________ in Australia.
2013
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According to Source D, only __________ boats attempted to come to Australia in the nine months before March 2023.
7
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President Donald Trump promised __________ during his administration regarding illegal immigration.
mass deportations
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On the fourth day of Trump's administration, __________ people were reported deported by ICE.
1,000
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In fiscal year 2024, President Biden deported __________ people to 192 countries.
271,000
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The estimated cost of arresting and deporting 1 million illegal migrants in the US could reach __________ billion.
$20
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According to Source G, __________% of Americans believe the US government is handling immigration poorly.
80%
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In January 2025, the Pentagon deployed __________ active-duty troops to the southern border.
1,500
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Poland's Prime Minister announced plans to temporarily suspend the right to __________ due to rising immigration.
asylum
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In August 2021, eight times as many people attempted to cross the border illegally compared to the __________ of 2020.
whole year
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Poland's policy threatens to breach __________ law regarding the right to asylum.
international
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The Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights criticized Poland's policy for exposing migrants to serious violations of rights protected by the __________.
European Convention on Human Rights
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Source G was considered the most useful due to its use of reliable polling techniques and a diverse sample of __________ individuals.
5,140
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Source H was deemed less useful because it is associated with a specific __________ bias.
political
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The UK government's economic concerns over mass deportations were deemed a much bigger strain than in the __________.
US
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Australia's solutions to illegal immigration have been effective in __________ immigration rates.
decreasing
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According to international reports, Poland's policy towards asylum seekers has drawn significant __________ from the international community.
pushback
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Australia’s __________ centers are effective because they reduce the levels of migrants.
detention
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The policy of 'turnbacks' at sea is considered one of Australia's most __________ immigration policies.
harsh
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Many Americans believe that the government's response to illegal immigration raises issues of __________ profiling.
racial
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Australia has made actions to __________ the amount of visas they accept during the immigration crisis.
severely cut back on
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The illegal immigration situation in the UK was impacted by the loss of access to EU tools after __________.
Brexit
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Donald Trump’s administration's response to illegal immigration had a significant focus on __________ enforcement.
customs and immigration
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The __________ containment policies in Australia have been criticized for their growing secrecy and human rights implications.
asylum seeking
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The decline in international students in Australia suggests a failure of their __________ system regarding visa purposes.
student visa
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In the context of international politics, the influx of migrants into Poland was said to have been influenced by __________ and Russia.
Belarus
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Reports indicate that many of the boats that immigrants use to cross the Channel are __________ crafted.
poorly
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Poland's actions to suspend asylum could have effects that violate the __________ of EU member states.
Charter of Fundamental Rights
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Temporary suspending the right to asylum helps Poland to exert more control over their __________.
borders
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According to Source H, ICE has also been criticized for conducting raids that affect __________ citizens as well.
Native
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Among the suggestions for reducing illegal immigration, implementing stricter visa rules was considered the most __________.
convincing
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Operation Sovereign Borders was introduced in __________ to enhance Australia's border control measures.
2013