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For several of these older refugees according to a u.n. report. >> translator: some days, we hardly eat breakfast, and we don't have dinner. sometimes we do not even have breakfast. sometimes my wife and i eat only one meal a day. >> reporter: more than 9 million. forcibly displaced people live in asian countries. many of these nations are seeing an increase in covid-19 cases and vaccine shortages. that's according to the u.n. refugee agency. being a refugee puts them at the bottom of the list for vaccinations, the agency says. the u.n. refugee agency and save the children estimate that about ...

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Say four planes arrived carrying migrant children, they boarded buses that were staged on the runway and sent to various cities. >> they are putting them on planes and flying them to states without any knowledge of the governors. i just talked to our governor tonight and local officials don't know it. >> bill haggerty says they deserve answers. i have one for months the president biden's failure at the border would result in a systematic resettling of migrants in our communities burdening our schools, hospitals and law enforcement agencies. in a statement the office of refugee settlement which...

BU holds 10th-annual Research Days Provided by Binghamton University Research News Binghamton University’s 10th-annual Research Days will be held completely over Zoom for the second time ever due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Second year online, features research from varying academic disciplines April 28, 2021 For the 10th consecutive year, and for the second year online, Binghamton University students and faculty are coming together to share their work in all fields of research. Research Days, the University’s annual public celebration of scientific and humanities research, made...

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki began her week with a briefing so bad that there’s no way to go but up. On Monday’s episode, Psaki arrived with a short fuse and clashed with multiple reporters over basic immigration questions, and blew a basket at the Fox News Channel’s Kristin Fisher over the administration’s mixed messaging on the refugee cap. Fisher started with an admission of confusion and an open invitation to clear things up on the White House’s flip-flopping on what number of foreign refugees could be allowed entry into the U.S.: “I’m still just a little bit co...