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Libya not designated as migrant fallback
The Libyan House of Representatives has once again rejected any attempts to settle irregular migrants within the country, emphasizing that such efforts conflict with the sovereignty of the state and national security. It clarified that the handling of the migration issue should be conducted in accordance with Libyan laws and with respect for national identity, warning against any demographic changes that could affect the population composition and threaten stability. Additionally, the Qatari embassy in Libya denied supporting any settlement projects, reaffirming Qatar's respect for Libya's sovereignty and its strict adherence to official information. Since 2011, Libya has been experiencing an uncontrolled influx of migrants across its borders, with thousands being repatriated and an estimated total approaching 940,000 migrants according to international reports.
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