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Middle East’s 2nd-largest economy deports nearly 15,000 people in one week as Ethiopians account for 58% of illegal border arrests
Saudi Arabia has deported 14,905 people following a week-long nationwide crackdown on residency, labour and border violations, with Ethiopians accounting for the largest share of those caught trying to enter the kingdom illegally. Ethiopians constituted 58% of the 1,450 individuals caught trying to cross the border…
Business Insider AfricaBy Olamilekan Okebiorun
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