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Nigeria repatriates 600 Nigerians from South Africa after anti-mass immigration violence, yet they refuse to repatriate failed Nigerian asylum seekers?

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If European Government won’t act, should We The People? If Europeans are tired of being flooded with African migrants, perhaps black South Africans have ironically given them a hint. Following anti mass immigration violence there, Nigeria has suddenly and uncharacteristically stepped up to the plate and announced this week that it would repatriate about 600 nationals after the recent attacks on African migrants in the Joburg CBD.

The group was taken to OR Tambo International Airport on two buses from the Nigerian consulate this morning.

Nigeria announced this week that it would repatriate about 600 nationals after twelve people (mostly South Africans) had been killed and hundreds more arrested during days of looting and rioting.

More than a dozen Nigerians were waiting at the Nigerian consulate in Rivonia, hoping for transport to take them to the airport so they could return to their country.

They were carrying their luggage and holding on to their passpor
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Macron Arrests Democracy in France – Over 4,500 Yellow Vest Protesters Arrested and 4,100 STILL in Custody!

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The number of people arrested since the beginning of the massive popular protests that have gripped France for weeks has surpassed a staggering 4,500, with critics calling the actions of the authorities crackdown on democracy.

The French police have detained a total of 4,523 people in connection to the so-called Yellow Vests protests that united tens of thousands of people across the country discontent with taxes polices and fuel prices hikes. Of those almost 4,100 still remain in police custody, the French BFM TV broadcaster reported, citing police sources.
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Poland aims to crack down on fascism

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A group spanning government departments has been launched to clamp down on the propagation of fascism and other totalitarian regimes, government spokesperson Joanna Kopcińska has said.

The group will also tackle hate crimes related to ethnicity, nationality, race and religion.
It will include officials from the interior, justice, foreign and culture ministries, alongside the police, border guards, the Internal Security Agency and the national prosecutor’s office.
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