They were taken from the streets or they broke into the homes?
AffectionateCat_ on
Read the article – the final toll will be at least double this number.
Mostly Africans and Yemenis it seems.
Good for KSA.
It’s a shame other states don’t show quite the same zeal to illegal residents. And those nations simultaneously make it hard to legally immigrate.
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Xilthas on
Imagine that, actually deporting illegal residents instead of giving them accommodation.
mrubuto22 on
Slaves that are no longer needed returned home*
FTFY
H1pp0103 on
Let’s see the GDP numbers over the next few quarters. Hate to break it to everyone, but workers working increases GDP.
ipub on
Thanks for building the country. Now. Get out.
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Wonderful-Wonder3104 on
It makes me so sick that some people don’t even recognize the success of their country is attributed to robbing of natural resources of another country. Of course it’s connected and at the least we should recognize that. I was afforded more opportunities because it and I think that should be recognized at the very least if not more
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> with Ethiopian nationals accounting for 55 per cent and Yemeni nationals 44 per cent of those detained. The remaining one per cent were from other nationalities.
It’s absolutely insane what Ethiopians go through in order to work under dismal conditions in Saudi Arabia. They cross a desert on foot, invest their whole family’s life savings so they can cross the sea on the people smugglers’ less than seaworthy dinghies, then cross the warzone of Yemen and evade sharp shooters at the Saudi border who have orders to kill them. Only to then be deported back to Ethiopia and have to start over from the beginning.
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They were taken from the streets or they broke into the homes?
Read the article – the final toll will be at least double this number.
Mostly Africans and Yemenis it seems.
Good for KSA.
It’s a shame other states don’t show quite the same zeal to illegal residents. And those nations simultaneously make it hard to legally immigrate.
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Imagine that, actually deporting illegal residents instead of giving them accommodation.
Slaves that are no longer needed returned home*
FTFY
Let’s see the GDP numbers over the next few quarters. Hate to break it to everyone, but workers working increases GDP.
Thanks for building the country. Now. Get out.
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It makes me so sick that some people don’t even recognize the success of their country is attributed to robbing of natural resources of another country. Of course it’s connected and at the least we should recognize that. I was afforded more opportunities because it and I think that should be recognized at the very least if not more
> with Ethiopian nationals accounting for 55 per cent and Yemeni nationals 44 per cent of those detained. The remaining one per cent were from other nationalities.
It’s absolutely insane what Ethiopians go through in order to work under dismal conditions in Saudi Arabia. They cross a desert on foot, invest their whole family’s life savings so they can cross the sea on the people smugglers’ less than seaworthy dinghies, then cross the warzone of Yemen and evade sharp shooters at the Saudi border who have orders to kill them. Only to then be deported back to Ethiopia and have to start over from the beginning.
Long overdue