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Zuvor war bekanntgeworden, dass mehrere Flüchtlinge an US-Flughäfen wegen Trumps Dekret zum „Schutz der Nation vor der Einreise ausländischer Terroristen in die Vereinigten Staaten“ in Gewahrsam genommen worden waren.

Die Maßnahmen der Regierung seien nicht verfassungskonform, die Festnahme von Menschen mit gültigen Visa sei illegal, argumentierten die Bürgerrechtler. Zudem forderten die Kläger die Freilassung von zwei Irakern, die am New Yorker Flughafen festgenommen worden waren.

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Human rights groups reported that legal permanent residents of the United States who hold green cards were being stopped in foreign airports as they sought to return from funerals, vacations or study abroad — a clear indication that Mr. Trump’s directive is being applied broadly.

Das Gespräch dauerte 45 Minuten, wie die Agentur Reuters unter Berufung auf einen hochrangigen Beamten aus der US-Präsidialverwaltung meldet.

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His proposed list doesn’t include Muslim-majority countries where his Trump Organization has done business or pursued potential deals. Properties include golf courses in the United Arab Emirates and two luxury towers operating in Turkey.

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Darweesh was released from custody Saturday afternoon after being held for about 17 hours. He was flanked by Democratic Reps. Jerry Nadler and Nydia Velazquez, both of New York, and his lawyer, International Refugee Assistance Project attorney Mark Doss.

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“Syria and Iraq has a great importance for Turkish and British relations. We want to have a much different concept in the upcoming period for the cooperation between Turkey and the coalition powers. We have discussed these issues,” said Erdoğan.

May has also praised Turkey for its pro-democracy stance in the July 15 coup attempt and added that “carrying our relationship to a further level is for the benefit of both countries.”