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Answering a legal question posed by a Dutch court, the European Court of Justice on Thursday said unaccompanied minors who became adults during the asylum process can bring their families in as well as long as the request comes within three months of being granted asylum.

LUXEMBOURG – Answering a legal question posed by a Dutch court, the European Court of Justice on Thursday said unaccompanied minors who became adults during the asylum process can bring their families in as well as long as the request comes within three months of being granted asylum.

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