unaccompanied child in a sentence

• It later served as a residence for unaccompanied child refugees, from 2001 till 2006.
• One evidence of growth is that several airlines are now charging a service fee for an unaccompanied child on a nonstop flight.
• She was identified, and she was wearing a badge identifying her with the same code as if she were an unaccompanied child.
• I assured her there had been no unaccompanied child in a sailor suit on board and offered to walk her to Passenger Service to put a trace on her baby boy.
• As at 26 December 2003, the average length of detention for children was one year, 8 months, and 11 days . An unaccompanied child refugee had this to say:
• Democratic opposition to the bill stemmed from the changes it would make to the William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2008 which would allow unaccompanied child migrants to be deported faster.
• Azel left Cuba in 1961 as a 13-year-old political exile in what has been dubbed Operation Pedro Pan-the largest unaccompanied child refugee movement in the history of the Western Hemisphere.
• An "'unaccompanied minor "'( sometimes " unaccompanied child " or " separated child " or more generally " unaccompanied children " ) is a child without the presence of a legal guardian.
• Europe has received a record number of asylum applications from unaccompanied child refugees in 2015, as they became separated from their families in war, or their family could not afford to send more than one member abroad.
• Calais Action campaigned in Parliament to provide more safe and legal routes for refugees, and supported the Dubs Amendment to the Immigration Bill, created by Labour peer Alf Dubs to allow 3, 000 unaccompanied child refugees into the UK . The Dubs Amendment was defeated on its first passage through the Commons on 25 April 2016, but a later revision of the Amendment was submitted to the Commons and was passed on 9 May 2016 after both David Cameron and Theresa May conceded in the face of public pressure.
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• In July 2015 Rogers made a special report for " BBC News at Ten " and " Our World ", reporting from the UK and Afghanistan on how unaccompanied child asylum seekers who had fled the war-torn country were being allowed to stay in the UK and live with foster families, but when they reached 18, they were deported back to Kabul after spending most of their lives in Britain, unable to speak the Afghan language, with little knowledge of Afghan culture and being terrified for their lives.