DEA allowed fentanyl to hit New Mexico streets: whistleblower
Whistleblower testimony suggests DEA agents allowed hundreds of thousands of fentanyl pills into Albuquerque to build larger cases, potentially causing fatal overdoses.
Category : Immigration
1 million migrants apply for Spain regularisation scheme
Over 1 million undocumented migrants applied for Spain's new regularisation programme, double the expected number, offering one-year residence and work permits.
Texas nun released from ICE custody after Congress intervention
ICE released Sister Leticia Ugboaja, a nun detained while walking to mass in Texas, after members of Congress intervened on her behalf.
Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship, Rejects Trump
The US Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship in a 6-3 ruling, rejecting Trump's anti-immigrant agenda and affirming the 14th Amendment's guarantee of citizenship for nearly all born in the US.
Sunak earned nearly £200,000 for Brevan Howard speeches
UK PM Rishi Sunak received nearly £200,000 for speeches to hedge funds Brevan Howard and Towerbrook before becoming chancellor, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.
Murder probe after man, 22, stabbed near Heathrow
A 22-year-old man was stabbed to death near Heathrow on June 30. Police have launched a murder investigation and are appealing for information as the suspect remains at large.
Refugees told to pay £10,000 or lose settled status
Refugees in the UK will be required to repay £10,000 for living costs under a new law, with payment mandatory before they can obtain settled status.
Domestic murderers face extra decade in prison
Murderers who kill their partner or ex at home could face an extra decade in prison after a legal loophole is closed, with sentencing starting points rising from 15 to 25 years.
Mullin tells TPS holders: seek permanent status or leave
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin tells migrants with Temporary Protected Status to seek permanent residence or leave, following a Supreme Court ruling that strips protections from over 350,000 people.
Women's Abuse in Asia's Cyberscam Compounds Revealed
Raids free tens of thousands from scam compounds in Southeast Asia; female survivors increasingly report gender-based violence including rape and forced labor.
UK care workers face 'cruel' 15-year leave to remain
Campaigners and experts back Home Office minister Mike Tapp's call to exclude care workers from tougher settlement rules, calling the 15-year plan 'unconscionable'.
Greens, Pocock seek inquiry into fossil fuel 'petro-grooming' of kids
A report finds at least 260 fossil fuel-backed programs targeting children. The Greens and David Pocock call for a parliamentary inquiry, accusing the industry of 'building social licence'.
HMRC child benefit crackdown wrongly targeted 23,000 families
A National Audit Office report found HMRC's anti-fraud scheme that cut child benefits for 23,000 families failed to adequately consider the impact on claimants, with 71% of targeted parents being eligible.
Pauline Hanson's Polls: Time to Examine Her Policies
Pauline Hanson remains a political force. Instead of shuddering, it's time to analyze her policies as her poll numbers fluctuate.
ABC, SBS Called to Antisemitism Royal Commission
ABC and SBS will be witnesses at the antisemitism royal commission after complaints about Middle East coverage. Also: Biden calls Trump a loser; Canada advances in World Cup.
Romanian children left behind by migration face trauma
Over 53,000 Romanian children have at least one parent working abroad, with many caring for elderly relatives. Emotional trauma and lack of support are widespread, as parents seek better wages in Western Europe.
Hastie: multiculturalism is 'extreme' and 'politically loaded'
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie says multiculturalism is a 'politically loaded term' as extreme as 'monoculture', echoing Pauline Hanson's views amid Liberal vote losses.
Supreme Court TPS ruling threatens 1.3 million immigrants
The US Supreme Court upheld ending Temporary Protected Status, risking deportation for 1.3 million people from unsafe countries, calling legality a political construct.
Sidcup restaurant licence revoked over illegal workers
Hayat Restaurant in Sidcup had its premises licence revoked after three illegal workers were found, with owner claiming unfairness as he had only owned the business for two days before the second visit.
UK Scraps Vagrancy Act in Homelessness Law Change
The 200-year-old Vagrancy Act is repealed, decriminalizing homelessness as part of a £3.6 billion plan to halve rough sleeping and end B&B use for families.
Public to decide asylum appeals in major overhaul
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood plans to replace judges with trained members of the public on asylum appeals, aiming to speed up decisions and remove 45,000 failed claimants.
Trump picks Lance Schroyer to lead ICE
Donald Trump announced he will nominate Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma state trooper and Marine, as ICE director. Schroyer led deportation operations under a federal-local partnership.
Harry fears children won't meet King after security denial
Prince Harry is distraught after the UK government declined his request for police protection, jeopardizing his children's visit to meet King Charles.
One Nation withdrew $800k in election claims after AEC queries
The Australian Electoral Commission is reviewing Pauline Hanson's One Nation party for potential breaches after it withdrew over $800,000 in election spending claims following inquiries.
Ukraine's strikes on Russian fuel facilities justified
Letter writers argue Ukraine's drone attacks on Russian oil refineries are legitimate military targets, not indiscriminate morale bombing, and save lives in Ukraine.
French man charged with rape and murder of girl, 2
Kevin Kerjean, 31, has been charged with the rape and murder of a two-year-old girl in Chertsey. He appeared in court and was remanded in custody.
Harbour and Brown's Past Praise Amid Harassment Claims
David Harbour and Millie Bobby Brown have publicly praised each other despite reports of a harassment claim. Harbour vowed to protect Brown, and they reunite for a Netflix spy show.
Harry may not bring family to UK after security decision
Prince Harry may scrap plans to bring Meghan and children to UK in July after being denied taxpayer-funded security, leaving him 'distraught'.
US and Iran trade accusations after ceasefire breakdown
The US and Iran accuse each other of violating the ceasefire after new strikes. Centcom hit multiple targets in Iran; Iran launched missiles at US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain.
Mahmood unveils safe immigration routes for refugees
Home secretary Shabana Mahmood will introduce new safe and legal refugee routes as part of her immigration bill, aiming to appease Labour critics who call her policies draconian.
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