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In the wake of an increased enrollment of unaccompanied minors who traveled from Central America to the U.S., often to escape violence and reunite with family members, it is hard to get a clear picture of how schools have fared.

Former Czech President Vaclav Klaus said that Europe has fallen into its own trap: for years it has been attracting immigrants and now trying to grapple with the surge of migrants.

Dr. Hamid Lechhab, of Moroccan origin, was elected for the third time in the City Council of Feldkirch (Austria) during the municipal elections.

The intergovernmental criminal police office in Europe (Europol) announced the creation of a team of experts to combat illegal immigration networks in the Mediterranean.

According to a survey by the Dutch Press Agency (ANP), Ahmed Aboutaleb, Mayor of Rotterdam, of Moroccan origin, is the most popular politician in the Netherlands.

 “Out of 15 domestic issues, Americans’ concerns about terrorism and race relations have risen most sharply over the past year. The percentage of Americans who worry “a great deal” about the possibility of a terrorist attack (51 percent) climbed 12 percentage points from 2014 to 2015, while concerns about race relations (28 percent) surged 11 points.

A remarkable new map of Britain shows how the nation was forged by successive waves of immigration from continental Europe over 10,000 years since the end of the last Ice Age.

In a classroom of the Catholic University of Paris, overlooking the dome of a 17th century church, three Muslim women from Algeria are poring over the origins of the word “secularism.”

There’s a fascinating paragraph buried in the Office for Budget Reponsibility’s Economic and Fiscal Outlook, the assessment of the economy it publishes alongside the Budget.

The executive chairman at Google urged Congress on Wednesday to increase the number of high-skilled work visas made available to foreigners and to deal with other immigration issues later on.