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US rejects UN declaration on international migration
The US has declined to endorse a UN declaration aimed at addressing international migration. The State Department expressed concerns about the implications of the declaration for immigration policy. (sources: foxnews, dailypost, reuters)
ModernAction Briefing
The US government has rejected a UN declaration on international migration, citing objections to what it describes as 'replacement immigration.' The State Department emphasized that mass migration is not safe.
- The State Department stated its objections to UN efforts regarding immigration in the US and the broader West.
- The rejection aligns with the administration's stance on immigration policy.
Why it matters
The decision reflects ongoing debates about immigration policy and international cooperation on migration issues.
Action context
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