In Egypt, the welcoming attitude towards refugees has shifted as economic challenges worsen due to conflicts in neighboring countries. The government has tightened immigration policies, blaming foreigners for economic hardships and social issues. Refugees, including Syrians and Sudanese, face deportation, high fees, and increased restrictions, with a new law giving the government more control over refugee rights and status. As a result, long-term residents like Abu Saleh are struggling to maintain legal status and access basic services, urging the government to provide stable residence permits.
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