What the United States Can Learn From Brazil About Asylum – Mother Jones
“Migrants have the human right to seek asylum—but not to obtain it.”
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“Migrants have the human right to seek asylum—but not to obtain it.”
The group of Nigerian stowaways survived for two weeks on the cargo ship's rudder by reportedly drinking the ocean water crashing below them.
By A Correspondent- Four Nigerian men illegally boarded a cargo ship hoping to reach Europe, but were shocked to learn they had landed on the other side of the Atlantic, in Brazil. They travelled approximately 5,600km (3,500 miles) across the ocean on the rudder – a flat or curved piece of material attached to a…
Four Nigerian men fled the country clinging to a small space above the rudder of a cargo ship hoping to find their way to Europe, but took a wrong turn crossing the Atlantic Ocean and landing up in Brazil, where they were rescued by police.
Four Nigerian men fleeing the country in a small space above the rudder of a cargo ship crossing the Atlantic Ocean have been rescued.