NEWSNOVEMBER 03, 2022
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Wednesday, November 2, 2022
EXCLUSIVE: House Republicans Demand CBP Commissioner Resign
EXCLUSIVE: House Republicans Demand CBP Commissioner ResignPhoto by Rod Lamkey-Pool/Getty Image
HENRY RODGERSSENIOR CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT
“Based on a recent report by Politico, U.S. CBP Commissioner Chris Magnus has been sleeping on the job – literally. It is unacceptable for someone in such a critical position to skip high-level meetings because of his sleep schedule. America’s top border official is prioritizing naps over national security. Magnus has been snoring through the skyrocketing border crossings since he got the job. Under his supervision, we’ve seen record-breaking border crossings month after month,” Hice said in a statement before sending the letter. (RELATED: EXCLUSIVE: House Republicans Introduce Legislation To Redirect Funds From IRS To Border Patrol)
Tuesday, November 1, 2022
The world is a brutal place...
SOCIETYSOUTH KOREA
Defector's death puts focus on anti-North bias in S. Korea
The recent death of a North Korean defector has shed new light on the isolation that many refugees from Kim Jong Un's regime experience, with other defectors saying they struggle to adjust to their new lives and are often subject to discrimination in the South.
According to police, a representative of the Seoul Housing and Communities Corp. visited the woman's apartment in the city on October 19 as she was several months behind with her rent.
The official found the body of the woman, who was 49 years old but has not been identified by name. An autopsy has been carried out, but decomposition of the body and the fact that it was clad in winter clothing indicate the woman died around one year ago.
The case has caused alarm in the government and among defector communities.
The woman arrived in Seoul in 2002 and worked for many years as a counselor for other defectors until 2017.
South Korea's Unification Ministry, which oversees the settlement of defectors, has announced an urgent review of the crisis management system for refugees to ensure they have access to support.
North Korean refugees face discrimination
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