ICE Arrests Soleimani's Grand-Niece in Los Angeles
The grand-niece of deceased Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani was detained by ICE in Los Angeles after her green card was revoked due to alleged ties to the Iranian regime.
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Ministers Work with Backbenchers on Immigration Changes
Government ministers are working with concerned backbenchers to address issues with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's immigration reforms, which extend residency requirements and face parliamentary opposition.
Labour MPs Push for Exemptions in Mahmood's Immigration Plans
Exclusive: Ministers and Labour backbenchers are secretly working to secure more exemptions from Shabana Mahmood's immigration changes, which extend the settlement period from five to ten years. Keir Starmer faces pressure to exclude existing migrants to
US Arrests Relatives of Iranian Commander Soleimani in LA
US authorities have arrested the niece and grandniece of late Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani in Los Angeles, revoking their green cards over alleged support for anti-American activities.
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Lebanese Australians Despair as Israeli Bombardment Forces Fleeing
Mariam Nasereddine and other Lebanese Australians face psychological toll as Israeli military invasion intensifies in Lebanon, displacing over one million people and causing widespread devastation.
Rohingya Refugee's Homicide Ruling Sparks Family Outcry
The death of Nurul Shah Alam, a nearly blind Rohingya refugee abandoned by US border agents in freezing Buffalo, has been ruled a homicide, intensifying calls for accountability and exposing flaws in immigration detention practices.
Judge Blocks Deportation After 44-Year Wrongful Imprisonment
A US immigration judge has ruled against deporting Subramanyam Vedam, 64, whose murder conviction was overturned after 44 years in prison, citing rehabilitation and public safety.
Trump Orders Pay for DHS Staff in Record Government Shutdown
President Trump issues an executive order to pay all Department of Homeland Security employees during the partial shutdown, now the longest in US history, as political deadlock continues over funding.
Iranians Flee Bombs and Internet Blackouts at Turkish Border
Iranians crossing into Turkey at Kapıköy describe nightly bombings and internet blackouts, while UN data shows complex migration patterns amid the ongoing conflict.
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Costa Rica to Take US Deportees in Immigration Pact
Costa Rica has struck an agreement to accept up to 25 migrants per week deported from the United States as part of Trump administration immigration policies, raising human rights concerns.
US Deports Dozens to Uganda Under Third-Country Agreement
A US deportation flight has arrived in Uganda, marking the first under a new third-country agreement. The move, part of Trump's migrant expulsion strategy, faces legal challenges and criticism as 'dehumanising'.
Wisconsin Mosque President Detained by ICE Over Israel Criticism
Salah Sarsour, president of Wisconsin's largest mosque, was detained by immigration agents. His attorneys claim he was targeted for criticizing Israel and a minor conviction in Israeli military court.
Democrats Visit ICE Facility Amid Abuse Allegations in California
Two California House members toured the Otay Mesa detention center, addressing claims of poor conditions and sexual assaults while emphasizing the need for unannounced oversight visits.
Canadian Mother and Daughter Released from ICE Detention
Tania Warner and her 7-year-old daughter Ayla Luca, Canadian citizens detained by ICE for nearly three weeks, have been released on bond with an ankle monitor after being deemed not a flight risk.
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Iranian Tourist Ban Contradicts Australian Values, Citizen Says
An Australian citizen of Iranian origin criticizes the government's ban on Iranian tourists, arguing it violates principles of fairness and inclusivity central to Australian identity.
Student's Dream Funded by Strangers After Online Hate
A Palestinian student fleeing Gaza raised £40,000 through crowdfunding to study in the UK, overcoming hateful attacks from a Reform MP and trolls, with donations surging after media coverage.
Trump Birthright Citizenship Case at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will hear a case challenging birthright citizenship, a constitutional principle granting citizenship to all born in the US, amid political debate.
ICE Detention Echoes Palestinian Occupation, Says Released Woman
Leqaa Kordia, released after a year in Texas immigration detention, draws parallels between ICE custody and Israeli occupation, vowing to advocate for detainees.
Italian Coastguard Recovers 19 Bodies from Migrant Boat
Italian coastguard rescues 58 survivors and recovers 19 bodies from an inflatable boat in Libyan waters near Lampedusa, highlighting the ongoing Mediterranean migration crisis.
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Channel Crossing Tragedy: Two Dead After UK-France Deal
Two people died and one is missing after a Channel crossing attempt from France to the UK, marking the first fatal incident this year just hours after a new border security agreement.
Supreme Court Skeptical of Trump's Birthright Citizenship Move
US Supreme Court justices express doubt over Trump's executive order to overturn birthright citizenship, a constitutional right, during arguments with the president in attendance. A decision could impact hundreds of thousands of children annually.
Trump Faces Supreme Court Skepticism on Birthright Citizenship
US Supreme Court justices express doubt over Trump's executive order challenging birthright citizenship during historic oral arguments attended by the president, with potential impact on 250,000 annual births.
Rohingya Refugee Abandonment Death Ruled Homicide
The death of Nurul Amin Shah, a visually impaired Rohingya refugee left by US Border Patrol agents in a Buffalo parking lot, has been officially ruled a homicide by medical examiners.
Merz Criticized for Syrian Return Comments in Germany
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz draws condemnation from NGOs and coalition partners after calling for 80% of Syrians in Germany to return home, citing economic and human rights concerns.
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UK Pays France £16.2m for Channel Beach Patrols
The UK will pay France an extra £16.2 million for a two-month stopgap deal to maintain police patrols on Channel beaches, aiming to prevent small-boat crossings after negotiators failed to agree on a permanent arrangement.
UK Student Visa Ban: Aspiring Scholars Left in Despair
The UK's abrupt ban on student visas for Sudan, Afghanistan, Myanmar, and Cameroon has shattered dreams of brilliant students, including a Sudanese medical hopeful and an Afghan software engineer.
Australia's Social Media Ban for Teens Hits Compliance Hurdles
Australia's social media ban for under-16s is struggling with enforcement, as two-thirds of teens remain on platforms, age checks are easily bypassed, and safety features are lost for those evading detection.
Trump to Close Historic US-Canada Border Crossing
A generations-old border crossing between Coutts, Alberta, and Sweet Grass, Montana, will be shut to Canadian traffic on July 1 for security reasons, sparking local outcry.
Croydon Woman Jailed for Smuggling Hundreds into UK
A Vietnamese national from Croydon has been sentenced to over 10 years for smuggling hundreds of migrants into the UK via small boats, making £750,000 in an international crime ring.
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UK-France Small Boats Deal Nears Collapse Over Patrols
The £480m agreement between the UK and France to fund beach patrols against small boat crossings is at risk of collapse. Negotiations are deadlocked over UK demands for increased interceptions and French safety concerns for asylum seekers.
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