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Tunisian migration to Lampedusa (2011)
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Jan–Apr 2011 — After the police state falls, about 20,000 Tunisians, mostly young men, make the boat crossing to Lampedusa, an Italian island with some 6,000 inhabitants. Italy gives temporary permits to the early arrivals; those who arrive later are deported.
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