Most people in the world have experienced leaving the place where they grew up. Maybe they will only move to the next town or city. But for some people, they will have to leave their country entirely sometimes for a short time, but sometimes forever.
Abetting
Noun
helping someone to do something wrong or illegal
Altar
Noun
a holy surface used for rituals
Appraisal
Noun
evaluation
Aquiescence
Noun
reluctant agreement
Asylum seekers
Noun
a person who, from fear of persecution for reasons of race, religion, social group, or political opinion, has crossed an international frontier into a country in which he or she hopes to be granted refugee status
Complicit
Adjective
involved in a crime, together with other people
Curb
Verb
to control or limit something in order to prevent it from having a harmful effect
Fleshed out
Phrasal verb
to give substance to (an argument, description, etc)
Float
Verb
to suggest an idea for people to consider to see how they will react
Forthcoming
Adjective
happening or coming soon
Mep
Noun
a person who represents an area of a European country in the European Parliament
Mull
Verb
think over a problem for a long time.
Pledged
Verb
to make a formal, usually public, promise that you will do something
Provision
Noun
the noun derived from "to provide"
Smuggle
Verb
to move goods or persons illegally into or out of a country
Spokesperson
Noun
someone chosen to speak officially for a group, organisation or government
Springboard
Noun
a beginning from which an entreprise is launched
Staunch
Adjective
loyal, and showing strong belief in something or strong support for something
Stem
Noun
to stop something from happening, spreading or developing