British family urges France to release Channel victim's body
Relatives of Jasmeet Wadhwa, who died in the Channel in April, protested in Dunkirk on Monday, urging French authorities to release his body after five months.
Category : Immigration
Milo Yiannopoulos back in UK after ICE deportation
Milo Yiannopoulos, a vocal MAGA supporter, has returned to the UK after being deported by ICE, having overstayed his visa.
Milo Yiannopoulos deported back to UK from US
British right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported from the US to the UK after being detained by immigration authorities for missing a hearing, the DHS confirmed.
Scottish visa system proposed to fill skills gaps
The Scottish Government has proposed a distinct Scottish visa system, saying immigration is critical to filling skills gaps in areas with falling populations.
Pakistan refuses to take back Rochdale grooming gang leader
Pakistan has refused Ed Miliband's pleas to take back a Rochdale grooming gang leader born in the country, saying it has no legal mechanism to do so.
Labor Wrestles with Migration Figures as Opponents Struggle
Labor faces internal debate over migration numbers, while opposition parties fail to land a clear attack, according to recent political analysis.
One Nation's Influence on Labor Immigration Policy Examined
A podcast analysis explores how One Nation is shaping Labor's immigration policy, with key figures discussing the political dynamics and potential impacts on Australia's approach to migration.
494 migrants cross Channel in first arrivals in 10 days
Some 494 migrants arrived in the UK on Thursday, the first successful Channel crossings in 10 days, with seven boats reaching British waters.
GB News host speechless over 'mental' illegal migration stats
GB News presenter Patrick Christys was left speechless over new Home Office figures showing around 430 migrants crossed the Channel in a single day, with numbers possibly topping 600.
Australia Refugee Intake Cut Called Cruel Populism
Australia's refugee intake cut has been condemned as cruel populism, with advocates warning the reduction will harm vulnerable people and damage the nation's reputation.
Labour asylum crackdown shows progress but job far from done
Asylum hotel numbers halve in a year as Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood says the Government is 'restoring control', but Channel crossings remain too high and more work is needed.
UK asylum hotel numbers halve within a year
The number of asylum seekers in UK hotels has halved in a year, with the Home Office saying the use of hotels is ending.
Burnham's asylum plan: hotels closed but new problem emerges
New Home Office figures show asylum hotel numbers fell but dispersed accommodation rose, placing more asylum seekers in community housing and HMOs across Britain.
Skilled worker visas drop 18%; asylum costs £4.36bn
Work visas fell 18% to 235,000 in the year to June 2026, while asylum spending dropped to £4.36bn, Home Office figures show.
Asylum seekers in UK hotels halved to 16,021
The number of asylum seekers housed in UK hotels fell to 16,021 in June 2026, down 50% year-on-year and the lowest since 2022.
African Diaspora Descendants Face Citizenship Hurdles
African diaspora descendants seeking citizenship under new ancestry laws encounter bureaucratic delays and documentation challenges, despite government promises of streamlined processes.
Most small boat migrants still in UK as deportations lag
Fewer than 10,000 small boat migrants have been removed from the UK in eight years, with just 3,310 removed in the year to June 2026, Home Office figures show.
Asylum seekers in UK hotels down 50% year-on-year
The number of asylum seekers in UK hotels fell to 16,021 in June 2026, down 50% year-on-year and the lowest since 2022.
Asylum seeker hotel numbers halve to 16,021 in a year
The number of asylum seekers in UK hotels fell to 16,021 in June 2026, down 50% year-on-year, the lowest since 2022.
Asylum Seekers in UK Communities Rise to 69,038
Official figures show 69,038 asylum seekers now live in UK communities, up from 68,719 in May, including 4,790 failed asylum seekers.
Glasgow asylum seeker 'dumping ground' over housing policy
Official figures show Glasgow houses 3,489 asylum seekers in dispersed accommodation while seven council areas, including the Highlands, house none, sparking 'dumping ground' fears.
Glasgow asylum seeker housing crisis sparks tensions
Glasgow houses over 3,000 asylum seekers while other Scottish councils house none, fueling local tensions and resentment amid the cost of living crisis.
US Halts All Immigrant Visa Applications Amid Restrictions
The Trump administration has paused all US immigrant visa applications, a state department official confirmed, as part of a broader crackdown on lawful and undocumented immigration.
ICE arrests 50,000 in July, record month for Trump deportations
ICE arrested 49,571 people in July 2026, the highest monthly total since October 2022, with removals also at a record high under the second Trump administration.
Trump pauses all visa applications worldwide
The Trump administration has paused all immigrant visa applications worldwide for staff training, the latest move in its immigration crackdown.
Trump to Revoke Up to 200,000 Asylum Seekers' US Visas
The Trump administration is preparing to revoke the business and tourism visas of up to 200,000 foreigners seeking asylum in the US, in what would be the largest mass revocation in the country's history.
Colombia Immigration Crackdown: New Measures
Colombia's president announced a crackdown on immigration, including stricter border controls and expedited deportations, aiming to address security concerns and manage migration flows.
US anti-fraud officers reassigned to refugee and voter screening
All FDNS immigration officers have been reassigned by Trump's administration to focus on South African refugee screening and alleged unlawful voters, according to internal correspondence seen by the Guardian.
Woman stranded in Spain after eVisa mixes her up with twin sister
A UK-settled woman was stranded at a Spanish airport after the Home Office's eVisa system linked her digital status to her twin sister's details, a known issue.
Wigan mum's heartbreak as UK bars husband over £29,000 rule
Rachel Mackay, 29, from Wigan, is raising her eight-month-old daughter alone after her husband's visa applications were repeatedly refused, leaving him stranded 1,000 miles away.
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