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Finnish border authoritiesYle News
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Finland 's Constitutional Law Committee has given its backing to a controversial deportation bill.
The bill would allow Finnish border authorities to refuse to accept asylum applications.
This is the second time the committee has approved the wording and content of the law change.
Over 200 university researchers have called for the bill to be quashed.
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