Arizona is refusing to comply with the Biden administration's demand that the state remove double-stacked shipping containers placed at the border as a makeshift barrier in an attempt to quell illegal immigration.

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"So far we have to intensify our efforts in order to bridge or to try to bridge the remaining gaps, for example fisheries, level playing field and governance," he told reporters before the start of a summit of EU leaders.

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side of the Arizona border with Mexico in August - and in a letter last week the Bureau of Reclamation instructed the state to not place any new containers and remove the existing ones. Republican Governor Doug Ducey's government started placing the shipping containers on the U.S.

Karamargin , adding that they are confused why it took months for the letter to come in. Since August, more than 120 containers have been placed to help fill the gaps at the border, Ducey's communications director C.J.

Ducey's team said that the state-funded makeshift shipping container wall started going up over the summer after Arizona lost confidence that the federal government would fill the gaps between existing physical barriers.

- and Arizona is attempting with the container wall to stop the unprecedented flow coming through Yuma and inundating region airports and bus lines. Illegal immigrants taken into custody after crossing the border unlawfully are, in a majority of cases, released into the U.S.

Well-connected Hall, who organised the university fashion show where Kate Middleton first caught Prince William's eye as she sashayed down the catwalk, has been accused of failing to pay staff at his high-end tutoring company.

But for those able to find digital work - or take advantage of solar power access to set up other businesses, from hair salons and dress making to cafes and phone charging - the payoffs are significant.

BRUSSELS, Oct 15 (Reuters) - The European Union and Britain need to intensify efforts to close gaps on negotiations to forge a post-Brexit trade deal and the bloc needs to have a clear plan in the case of a failure of talks, Lithuania President Gitanas Nauseda said on Thursday.

The Bureau of Reclamation's letter claims that the request is coming in an attempt to prevent conflicts with two federal contracts awarded and two pending to fill border gaps with actual sections of border wall in the Yuma, Arizona region.

'Near my constituency is the Downham Market wars. The old-fashioned market traders, selling things like mobility scooters, are at war with the new traders, who are posh blow-ins selling organic food.' 

The Bureau of Reclamation instructed the state in a letter last week to take down container and not place any new ones. Pictured: Doubled-stacked shipping containers fill gaps between parts of the border wall in Yuma, Arizona on September 27

The son of City financier David Hall, he hotfooted it from China, where he ran an outpost of Holland Park Education, after the Communist regime brought in strict curbs on the after-school tutoring industry, banning companies from hiring foreigners.

We have to figure out how to absorb that group of people," he said, lamenting that "as soon as we solve problems, more problems come in." "People are acquiring new skills but they don't know what to do next.

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SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt, Nov 17 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - W hen Innocent Tshilombo arrived in Kenya's remote Kakuma refugee camp in 2009 after fleeing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, he spent the first years recovering and looking, without much success, for something to do with his life.

It can't come from physical work - but it can happen in the digital world, where there are less restrictions," Tshilombo, the founder of Kakuma Ventures, said in an interview. "People in the camp, to be independent, need a stream of income.

"In the camp, there is not much to do. People have enough time that they can learn big things and do big things if they're given the right platform," said the young entrepreneur, who in 2018 earned a business administration degree from the tuition-free online University of the People.

Tshilombo has built a sturdy tin-sheet home for himself, his wife and three children, and he said many families now earning an income can put their children in better schools, afford better medical care and open small businesses.