A nearly blind Burmese refugee, Nurul Amin Shah Alam, was found dead in Buffalo after being abandoned by border patrol agents. Officials confirm an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his release and death.
Exclusive interviews reveal the hopes of Australian children detained in al-Roj camp in Syria, as politicians debate their return. Plus, Tim Wilson's controversial investment and global Epstein fallout.
Migrants have crossed the English Channel to the UK for the first time in two weeks, disembarking in Ramsgate, Kent, amid improved weather conditions and ongoing concerns over safety.
Migrants have crossed the English Channel to reach the UK for the first time in two weeks, with 74 arrivals reported on Wednesday in Ramsgate, Kent, following improved weather conditions.
A six-year-old girl named Layla experienced a fleeting hour of freedom before returning to the Syrian camp where she has spent her entire life, highlighting ongoing humanitarian crises.
A Milwaukee city council member demands investigation into Uline's 'shuttle program' that brought Mexican workers to US warehouses using training visas for regular work.
Safe Passage International has secured permission for a judicial review of the Home Office's suspension of refugee family reunions, citing unlawful impacts on children and vulnerable groups.
The UK's new Electronic Travel Authorisation system takes effect today, requiring non-residents to pay £16 for digital travel permission. Learn who needs it and the consequences of non-compliance.
British dual nationals report being prevented from traveling to the UK, sparking concerns over citizenship rights and border policies.
New Home Office regulations require British dual citizens to enter the UK using a British passport or expensive certificate of entitlement, ending previous flexibility.
A groundbreaking analysis of 100 years of parliamentary debates reveals how MPs' language on immigration has evolved, reflecting changing political climates and public attitudes in the UK.
The Trump administration has introduced a series of new policies focusing on immigration reform and economic initiatives, sparking debate among political analysts and the public.
British citizens with dual nationality may be denied entry to the UK starting Wednesday as the Home Office implements strict travel documentation requirements without a grace period.
New UK rules require dual nationals to present a British passport or costly Certificate of Entitlement for entry, replacing foreign passport use from 25 February 2026.
A documentary reveals how hundreds of Glasgow residents surrounded an immigration van on Eid al-Fitr 2021, forcing the release of two detained men through spontaneous community resistance.
A witness recounts a deadly car crash in Texas that resulted in the death of an immigration agent, highlighting the incident's impact on local law enforcement and community safety.
Hundreds of thousands trafficked into scam compounds across Southeast Asia are left destitute after escape, with inadequate support creating an international humanitarian crisis.
Campaigners in Crowborough seek a judicial review against the Home Office's decision to convert an army training centre into accommodation for 540 asylum seekers, citing concerns over community impact and lack of consultation.
Australian children detained in the Roj camp in Syria face dire conditions, sparking urgent calls for government support and repatriation efforts to ensure their safety and well-being.
A deadly incident in the Mediterranean Sea has resulted in the loss of migrant lives during a perilous crossing attempt in 2026, highlighting ongoing humanitarian challenges.
Reform UK pledges to create a UK Deportation Command agency modeled on the US ICE system for mass deportations, drawing condemnation from Labour as divisive.
A faith-backed solidarity campaign mobilizes as thousands of children, including five-year-old Liam Ramos, are detained in ICE facilities, sparking protests and calls for abolition.
Reform UK's home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf unveils plans for UK Deportation Command, aiming to detain 24,000 people and deport 288,000 annually, targeting illegal migration and visa reforms.
Reform UK's proposed mass deportation scheme, modeled on US ICE tactics, faces fierce backlash from human rights groups and political opponents who label it cruel and unworkable.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation is capitalizing on immigration concerns, mirroring Nigel Farage's Reform UK strategy. As support surges, Australia faces a populist wave reshaping political landscapes.
Reform UK's home affairs spokesperson Zia Yusuf announces plans to create a deportation agency, end indefinite leave to remain, and expand stop and search powers in a major policy speech.
British dual nationals face new entry requirements starting February 25, needing a UK passport or expensive certificate to avoid border refusal. Learn how to prepare.
Liberal Democrats call on Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to implement a grace period for new border controls that could block British dual citizens from entering the UK, citing urgent family cases.
A Guardian analysis of 2025 US immigration data shows 77% of people in deportation proceedings had no criminal convictions, challenging Trump administration claims of targeting 'worst of the worst' offenders.
Operation Metro Surge has deployed 3,000 federal agents to Minnesota, leading to widespread fear, community mobilization, and economic disruption in Minneapolis and St. Paul.