Reform UK announces it would stop issuing visas to people from countries seeking slavery reparations, calling demands 'insulting' and vowing to close the 'bank' on historical grievances.
A group of 36 lawmakers led by Senator Elizabeth Warren accuses ICE of creating 'disappearances' on US soil due to an increasingly unreliable online detainee tracking system, demanding immediate investigation.
The Home Office has barred Kanye West from entering the UK for his Wireless Festival performance, citing his presence as not conducive to the public good due to antisemitic tirades.
Kanye West has been barred from entering the UK to perform at Wireless Festival in London this summer, with the Home Office citing his presence as not conducive to the public good.
A woman gave birth on a Caribbean Airlines flight from Jamaica to New York, raising complex questions about the baby's nationality based on US airspace laws and birthright citizenship.
The UK government is reportedly reconsidering Kanye West's permission to enter the country following backlash over his Wireless Festival headline slot. This article also details other celebrities who have faced UK entry bans over the years.
Experts warn of alarming growth in Africa's manosphere where influencers promote deep misogyny under guise of self-help, with seven key figures gaining traction across the continent.
ICE agents detained the wife of a US army staff sergeant at Fort Polk, Louisiana, just days after their marriage, despite her clean record and pending legal application.
The Home Office has postponed a crucial deadline for private companies bidding on asylum accommodation contracts, increasing pressure on Labour's immigration reforms as internal divisions and opposition criticism mount.
A three-year-old immigrant girl allegedly suffered sexual abuse while in federal custody after being separated from her mother at the border, with her father learning months later through legal action.
Over 70 children from conflict zones have been held in adult detention centres under the UK's 'one in, one out' immigration scheme, raising serious human rights concerns.
Federal immigration agents have targeted conservative rural towns in Wisconsin, creating fear and community disruption as residents organize mutual aid networks.
The Australian Human Rights Commission is investigating NSW Multiculturalism Minister Steve Kamper and his department over allegations of racial discrimination against South Asian Muslim and caste-oppressed Hindu community groups.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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 crossing into Turkey at Kapıköy describe nightly bombings and internet blackouts, while UN data shows complex migration patterns amid the ongoing conflict.
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.
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'.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Supreme Court will hear a case challenging birthright citizenship, a constitutional principle granting citizenship to all born in the US, amid political debate.