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( June 7th, 2023 @ 9:24 pm )
 
Latvia and Lithuania are also quite strict on immigration. Latvia passed legislation putting "push back" authorization into their immigration laws, directing border police to push illegal aliens who have already crossed the border back across the border out of Latvia, and similar legislation is advancing in Finland and Lithuania. Italy has put major restrictions on the migrant "rescue" ships and recently seized two of them that violated those restrictions.



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