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Airplanes and health. Ebola: the United States offer special protection to citizens of virus-stricken countries

Washington, USA - Those who already live in the US will be allowed an 18 month protected status

The United States Department of Homeland Security announced today that citizens of the three countries most affected by Ebola -Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone- can apply for the “Temporary protected status”, granted to immigrants who are temporarily unable to safely return to their home country (it has been applied for example to Haitians after 2010 earthquake). In order to prevent a mass migration fro...

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Rome, Italy, 11/20/2014 20:52
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