US Family Faces Homelessness Over UK Visa Confusion
An American family living in London is threatened with detention and homelessness after a Home Office visa application mix-up, leaving them unable to work and exhausting their savings.
Category : Immigration
Canadian Mother, Daughter 'Traumatized' by ICE Detention
A Canadian woman and her seven-year-old daughter with autism have been held by ICE in Texas, moved to a notorious detention center, and told to 'self-deport,' causing trauma and legal disputes.
UK Investigates Religious Sect's Immigration Visa Use
The Home Office is investigating a company linked to the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light sect over skilled worker visa usage, following similar scrutiny in Sweden where deportation orders were issued.
British Dual Nationals Stranded by New Passport Rules
British dual nationals face travel disruptions as new Home Office rules require passports for UK flights, leaving teenagers and families stranded abroad without proper documentation.
Record Deaths in US Immigration Custody Expose Systemic Failures
A record number of deaths in US immigration custody under Trump's second term reveals systemic failures, with families struggling for answers amid opaque investigations and poor medical care.
Iranian Americans Divided on War Amid Nowruz Celebrations
Iranian Americans marked Nowruz with little joy as divisions deepen over the ongoing war in Iran. The diaspora community expresses complex emotions ranging from initial hope to current despair.
Youngest Death in ICE Custody Under Trump's Second Term
A 19-year-old Mexican detainee has died in ICE custody, marking the youngest fatality since Trump's second term began and the 46th death overall in immigration detention.
ICE Crackdown Fallout: Trauma and Political Divides
Guardian reporter Maanvi Singh answers pressing questions about ICE operations, community impacts, and long-term consequences of aggressive immigration enforcement policies across American cities.
Asylum Denied for Family as Trump Administration Seeks Child Deportation
An immigration judge has denied asylum for a family including a detained preschooler, with the Trump administration moving to expedite removal despite appeals and humanitarian concerns.
Youngest ICE Detainee Death Under Trump's Second Term
Royer Perez-Jimenez, a 19-year-old from Mexico, died in Florida ICE custody, marking the youngest fatality since Trump's return to office. At least 10 other detainees have died this year amid ongoing concerns over detention conditions.
Canadian Mother, Autistic Daughter Detained by ICE in Texas
A Canadian mother and her seven-year-old daughter with autism have been detained by ICE in Texas despite presenting valid visas, raising concerns about immigration enforcement practices.
Nashville Journalist Freed After 15 Days in ICE Detention
Colombia-born journalist Estefany Rodríguez was released on $10,000 bond after being detained by ICE for 15 days without a warrant, raising press freedom concerns.
UK Passport Fees to Rise in 2026, Exceeding £100 for First Time
The Home Office has proposed an 8% increase in UK passport fees, with adult online applications rising from £94.50 to £102 from April 8, 2026. Children's and pensioners' passports will also see price hikes, pending Parliamentary approval.
UK Passport Fees to Surpass £100 Mark in April
The cost of a standard adult UK passport will rise above £100 for the first time next month, with online applications increasing 8% to £102. The Home Office announced the changes, which are subject to parliamentary approval.
Starmer Eases Immigration Rules After Labour MP Revolt
Prime Minister Keir Starmer considers exemptions to controversial immigration changes after Angela Rayner criticizes plans as 'un-British' and Labour MPs threaten rebellion over settled status reforms.
NY Student Released After 10 Months in ICE Detention
Dylan Contreras, a Venezuelan high school student in the Bronx, has been released from an ICE facility after 10 months, sparking national outrage over immigration enforcement.
Trump Administration Violates Policies by Deporting Parents Without Kids
A report reveals the Trump administration is deporting parents without allowing them to arrange care for their children, causing severe mental distress and family separations.
UK Schoolgirl Stranded in Denmark Over Border Rules
A 16-year-old British student from Sussex is stranded in Copenhagen after being denied boarding on her return flight due to new UK border requirements for dual nationals, missing crucial GCSE preparation.
Asylum Seekers Return to UK in Lorries After Forced France Deportation
Exclusive Guardian investigation reveals at least four asylum seekers forcibly returned to France under controversial 'one in, one out' agreement have been smuggled back to UK in lorries, highlighting smuggling network resilience and policy failures.
UK Passport Fees to Exceed £100 for First Time
British travellers face a looming deadline as passport application fees are set to increase by nearly 8%, pushing the cost above £100 for the first time ever.
Rwanda Demands £100m from UK Over Failed Deportation Deal
Rwanda has demanded the UK pay more than £100 million in compensation for the failed migrant deportation scheme scrapped by Labour in 2024, claiming significant costs were incurred.
High Court Rejects Australia's Immigration Detainee Monitoring
Australia's High Court has ruled that tough monitoring laws for former immigration detainees are unconstitutional, forcing the removal of ankle bracelets and curfews for 43 individuals.
Sidcup Restaurant May Lose Licence Over Illegal Staff
The Home Office seeks to revoke The Darjeeling's premises licence after discovering two Bangladeshi men working illegally, including one who overstayed his visa by 21 years.
Government Must Rethink Settlement and Citizenship Reforms
Critics argue that proposed reforms to settlement and citizenship rules could create barriers for immigrants, impacting integration and economic contributions.
Religious Leaders Urge Mahmood to Rethink Refugee Plans
Bishops, rabbis, and imams warn that reducing refugee protection from five years to 30 months threatens social cohesion and integration in the UK.
Stop Asian Hate Movement at Crossroads After Atlanta Shootings
Five years after the Atlanta spa shootings sparked nationwide protests, the Stop Asian Hate movement faces challenges amid ideological divides and shifting political landscapes.
Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino Announces Retirement
Gregory Bovino, the demoted commander of Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis, will retire at the end of March following fatal shootings and controversial statements.
Supreme Court to Hear Trump's Bid to End Haitian, Syrian Status
The US Supreme Court will consider arguments to terminate Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians, following earlier rulings that lifted protections for 600,000 Venezuelans.
Leqaa Kordia Released After Year in ICE Detention
Leqaa Kordia, a 33-year-old pro-Palestinian activist from the West Bank, has been released on $100,000 bond after spending a year in ICE custody despite multiple court rulings for her release.
US Citizenship Renunciation Fee Slashed to $450 by Trump
The Trump administration reduces the fee for renouncing US citizenship from $2,350 to $450, effective April 12, aiming to ease the process amid rising demand and tax complexities for Americans abroad.
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