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Living in Hong Kong suffocating, say those fleeing to UK ANI | Updated: Jan 26, 2021 15:34 IST Hong Kong, January 26 (ANI): People who have fled Hong Kong to the United Kingdom, following the imposition of the draconian National Security Law by Beijing, said that is suffocating to live in the city. According to South China Morning Post (SCMP), from this weekend, Britain will start accepting applications from people with British National (Overseas) status for a new visa that would earn them a pathway to citizenship. Investment banker Tom Chan (name changed...

alia malek prisons personal stories of arab immigrants in the u.s. against the backdrop of major defense in u.s. history. the arab-american national museum in dearborn michigan hosts this one hour ten minute event. >> hi everybody. it's fantastic to be here in dearborn. this is one of the stops in my personal journey to completing this book. and it's true, the book in many ways did start after 9/11. i was a civil rights attorney at the justice when 9/11 happened, and most of the things people were talking about and prosecuting of the war on terror, how to keep the homeland safe, one ...

>> rose: wcome to the broadcast. we beg this ening with an update on alth care reform and ezra klein of the ashington post". >> thiis going to simultaneously be e largest step forward in social policy since the great society. and a sharp rinder of h little our system can do about proble we all admit that have this wl be an enormous achievement for president oba and the demratic congress. but much of itwill come becau they recognized the limits of the process i which ey operate. >> rose: we ctinue with katti martin her story of her parts coming fro hungy to the united states is cled "...

what i discovered along the way was very painful personally but i think that as we are celebrating the 20th anniversary of the fall of communism it's important not only to hear the historians' perspective but to actually hear how people lived during a half a century. millions of people, it wasn't just my family that lived under this awful regime. this is the human story from the ground up. >> rose: another story of immigration this evening from steve roberts. the book is called "from every end of this earth." >> when you think about obama's stories and so many other immigrant stories...

>> rose: welcome to the broadcast. we begin this evening with an update on health care reform and ezra klein of the "washington post". >> this is going to simultaneously be the largest step forward in social policy since the great society. and a sharp reminder of how little our system can do about problems we all admit that we have. this will be an enormous achievement for president obama and the democratic congress. but much of it will come because they recognized the limits of the process in which they operate. >> rose: we continue with katti martin her story of her parents coming ...