Irishman held by ICE over 2009 drug warrant faces deportation
Seamus Culleton, held by ICE for five months, faces deportation over an Irish drug warrant from 2009 despite a valid work permit and US wife.
Seamus Culleton, held by ICE for five months, faces deportation over an Irish drug warrant from 2009 despite a valid work permit and US wife.
Bright Blue report finds limited evidence of asylum seekers abusing modern slavery rules, challenging home secretaries' claims and reform impact.
Lawyers for five men deported by the US to Eswatini say they are being held illegally and denied access to legal representation.
Home Office removes Stay Belvedere Hotels from asylum accommodation, closing 51 hotels and replacing it with the Bibby Stockholm firm over performance concerns.
Cafe owner Shams Sadiq alleges GMP officers offered financial inducements and to overlook minor offences if he spied on Palestine Action.
British DJ Paul Oakenfold denies 'baseless' sexual harassment claims from a former assistant, who alleges repeated misconduct and workplace violations.
Sweden proposes deporting migrants who do not adhere to an 'honest living', with rights groups warning of freedom of expression risks.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham signals foreign care workers could be exempt from the visa crackdown, pledging fairness for those who came to the UK in good faith.
Federal agents arrested 81 people in immigration raids in Charlotte, North Carolina, sparking protests and bringing business districts to a standstill.
Record 77 deaths within 14 days of prison release in England and Wales in 2025, up 28%, with homelessness a key factor.
A Sudanese man is charged with endangering life after four people drowned crossing the English Channel in a small boat.
UK charities report a surge in households offering homes to asylum seekers, but official figures show far fewer applications than a decade ago.
Riot police clash with far-right protesters in Epping after a demonstration outside an asylum hotel turns violent, with arrests and injuries.
Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill clears first Commons hurdle with 44 majority despite Tory abstentions, but faces future battles.
Eritrean man becomes second person deported to France under UK's 'one in, one out' deal after losing legal challenge.
Gianinna Maradona confronts neurosurgeon Leopoldo Luque at the negligence trial over Diego Maradona's 2020 death, blaming him and other medical staff.
Reform MP Lee Anderson defends exposing asylum seeker Sheraz Malik's immigration status after he was convicted of rape, despite a judge's gagging order.
Sarah Hepola describes losing hours of memory after drinking in Paris, and reflects on a history of alcohol-induced blackouts.
Police searching for Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu, a convicted sex offender mistakenly freed from prison, ask him to surrender.
Annie Ramos, a Honduran immigrant married to a US army sergeant, was released from immigration custody on Tuesday after detention at a Louisiana military base.
US citizens describe carrying passports daily amid immigration raids and fears of detention, with some saying it has become necessary for safety.
Michael Carrick says he has not heard from Sir Jim Ratcliffe since his 'colonised by immigrants' comments, but insists the squad are pulling together.
Upwards of 60,000 migrants have entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, and Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez blames human trafficking mafias.
Ursula von der Leyen says no migrant reached mainland Spain or the EU from Ceuta, defends EU's early help despite Spanish PM's criticism of little support.
Spain’s PM calls for urgent EU meeting after accusing some states of a “selfish, polarising and unlawful reaction” to the Ceuta mass border crossing.
Maria, 68, has lived in the UK since 1976. Now the Home Office wants to deport her after a minor offence left her with a suspended sentence.
Elon Musk compared small English towns to Tolkien's Shire, saying immigrants are like orcs. Critics call his comments dangerous and false.
Smugglers cut Channel crossing prices to £500 summer deals, raising fears of more deaths after four migrants died this week.
British tourists face higher costs at popular European attractions due to two-tier pricing for non-EU visitors, affecting sites in France, Spain, Greece and Italy.
El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, was killed after being tracked via a romantic partner. Retaliatory violence swept western Mexico.