Two British tourists arrested over staged Benidorm kidnapping
British tourists arrested in Benidorm for staging fake kidnapping to extort £725 holiday cash, sparking major police operation.
Category : Immigration
Man convicted of running secret Chinese police outpost in New York
Jury convicts Lu Jianwang of acting as illegal foreign agent over Chinatown outpost; acquits on conspiracy charge.
Ceuta: 67 dead as 50,000 migrants cross into Spanish enclave
At least 67 people are dead after 50,000 migrants crossed into Ceuta this week, with officials calling the situation 'absolutely unsustainable'.
Starmer hails digital ID cards as 'enormous opportunity' despite privacy concerns
Keir Starmer calls digital ID cards an 'enormous opportunity', but faces opposition over privacy and civil liberties concerns as plans are set out.
Nearly Blind Refugee Found Dead After Border Patrol Drop-off
Nearly blind Burmese refugee Nurul Amin Shah Alam found dead in Buffalo after being abandoned by border patrol agents five miles from home.
Minnesota 15: Minneapolis protesters defiant after conspiracy charges over ICE resistance
Fifteen Minneapolis protesters face conspiracy charges for resisting ICE operations. Organisers vow to continue despite legal threats, drawing comparisons to other cases.
Trump administration scaled back ICE body cameras before Minneapolis shootings
Trump administration cut ICE body camera funding and oversight before two fatal Minneapolis shootings, sparking political backlash.
Gavin Newsom calls Minneapolis ICE shooting ‘state-sponsored terrorism’
Gavin Newsom calls Minneapolis ICE shooting ‘state-sponsored terrorism’ as officials dispute accounts of the killing of Renee Nicole Good.
Surge in racial profiling complaints against immigration agents under Trump
US citizens and legal residents report racial profiling by ICE under Trump crackdown, with Somalis targeted and record detention numbers.
Tandem skydiving deaths in Devon: instructor and woman identified
Instructor Adam Harrison and Belinda Taylor died in tandem skydiving incident near Dunkeswell aerodrome. Family tributes and investigation ongoing.
Cuban migrant's death at Texas detention facility ruled homicide
Autopsy confirms Cuban migrant's death at a Texas facility was homicide, citing asphyxia from restraint. Family seeks witness testimony.
US immigration officers quit Louisiana for Minneapolis
Federal immigration officers are leaving Louisiana for Minneapolis, winding down the Catahoula Crunch operation amid protests and shifting to a Minnesota crackdown.
Net migration hits lowest level since pandemic as arrivals fall
UK net migration fell to 171,000 in the last year, the lowest since the pandemic, down 48% from the previous year, ONS data shows.
US apologises for wrongful deportation of student despite court order
US government apologises for deporting Babson College student Any Lucía López Belloza despite court order, calling the removal a mistake.
Demoted Border Patrol Chief Was Compared to Confederate General in Email
Gregory Bovino demoted after email likening him to Confederate general, amid discrimination lawsuits and controversial remarks.
Philp: French police 'did nothing' as migrants crossed
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp says French police 'did nothing' as migrants crossed the Channel, urging a new incentive for France to stop the boats.
Philp says French police had orders not to stop migrants
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp says French police told him they were ordered not to intervene as migrants boarded Channel dinghies during his France visit.
US judge denies asylum for family of five-year-old boy at centre of detention row
Immigration judge denies asylum for family of five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos, detained in Minnesota. Lawyer says family is disappointed and appealing to BIA.
Woman shot in Portland immigration stop sentenced for illegal entry
Yorlenys Zambrano-Contreras, shot by a Border Patrol agent in Portland, pleaded guilty to illegal entry and was sentenced to one year of probation.
Fugitive on the run for 16 years caught after attending Winter Olympics ice hockey match
A fugitive who evaded police for 16 years was arrested in Milan after attending a Winter Olympics ice hockey match to support Slovakia.
Man convicted over wife's disappearance arrested for 1990 murder
Bob McCaffrey, convicted over wife Gayle's disappearance, is arrested for the 1990 murder of Lisa McBride after DNA links him to the cold case.
Langoustine lifter fined £350 for Chelsea shellfish theft
Woman who stole £200 of langoustines from outside Michelin-star restaurant in Chelsea avoids jail but fined £350.
Woman, 23, chose deportation after 'humiliating' US immigration detention
A 23-year-old woman with an open asylum case chose deportation after months of 'humiliating' ICE detention, saying migrants were treated worse than criminals.
Ceuta death toll rises to 86 as migrants overwhelm Spain
The death toll in Spain's Ceuta border crisis has risen to 86 after up to 60,000 migrants entered the enclave, prompting a new sea barrier and mass returns.
Disabled Nigerian man wins deportation appeal after nearly 40 years in UK
Disabled Nigerian man wins deportation appeal after nearly 40 years in UK, citing poor legal representation and health issues.
Germany scraps Afghan resettlement promises for 640 people
Germany tells 640 Afghans awaiting resettlement they are no longer welcome, scrapping schemes for local staff and rights activists amid a migration crackdown.
Over 200,000 migrants sign up for US self-deportation scheme, report finds
Report: More than 200,000 migrants sign up for US 'Project Homecoming' self-deportation scheme, with incentives up to $3,000.
Burnham pledges to stop small boats but what about big ones?
Chris Philp was startled by French naval gunfire while filming, and 700 migrants crossed the Channel days after Burnham said the small boats plan is working.
French Police: Our Order Is to Let Them Go in £1bn Crisis
French police told UK shadow home secretary Chris Philp they were ordered to let migrants go, as over £1bn has been spent on the Channel migrant deal.
Robert Jenrick warns Ceuta migrants are on their way
Robert Jenrick warns migrants who stormed Ceuta will head to Britain after 60,000 breached the Spanish enclave and the death toll rose to 67.
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