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The Trump administration is seeking to curb migration from Central America by introducing new rules over who can claim asylum in the US.

Axar.az reports citing BBC.

Under the new rules, announced on Monday, migrants who travel via another country before reaching the US border will be ineligible for US asylum.

Migrants who have been trafficked will be exempt from the ban.

A legal challenge against the US restrictions is expected, the Associated Press news agency reports.

Announcing the rule change, Attorney General Bill Barr said it would deter "economic migrants" from exploiting the US asylum system.

Date
2019.07.15 / 19:11
Author
Axar.az
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