US border patrol shooting narrative contradicted in court
DHS claims about border patrol shooting Venezuelan nationals in Portland contradicted in court; records show no gang ties and mischaracterised past.
Category : Immigration
Trump Administration’s ‘De-legalisation’ Campaign Targets Legal Immigrants
Trump administration policies are stripping legal status from refugees, TPS holders, and Dreamers, sparking lawsuits and concerns over due process.
Video Shows Renee Good Saying ‘I’m Not Mad at You’ Before ICE Agent Shot Her
Video shows Renee Good saying 'I'm not mad at you' before ICE agent shot her in Minneapolis. White House shared footage; DHS says officer feared for life.
British man jailed for goading American to kill himself on video call
Dylan Phelan, 21, sentenced to over six years for encouraging Travis Dyer's suicide on Discord.
Deported Sex Offender Given £500 After Threatening to Challenge Removal
Convicted sex offender Hadush Kebatu, mistakenly released from prison, given £500 to secure deportation to Ethiopia after threatening to challenge removal.
Trump Administration Escalates Immigration Crackdown in Minnesota
Trump sends more ICE agents to Minnesota in largest immigration operation, sparking criticism from Governor Walz and community resistance.
Judge Resumes Contempt Case Over Trump Deportations to El Salvador
Federal judge James Boasberg resumes contempt inquiry into whether Trump officials defied court order by deporting men to El Salvador in March.
White House Backtracks on Initial Claims About Minnesota Shooting Victim After Video Contradicts Acc
White House reverses stance on Minnesota shooting victim Alex Pretti after video contradicts claims he was a gunman. Trump agrees to state investigation.
Trump Team Drops Fast-Tracked ICE Training After Backlash
Trump administration drops accelerated ICE training after backlash, with bipartisan scrutiny and whistleblower claims of reduced standards.
Police warn paedophiles using drones to film children at school
Police investigate over 300 drone flights near schools, with concerns that registered sex offenders may be using the devices for voyeuristic purposes.
Iranian Closure of Strait of Hormuz Deepens Global Food Crisis
Iran closes Strait of Hormuz again, intensifying food crisis and regional tensions with US; humanitarian shipments hindered.
GB News erupts over migrant system 'joke' on Burnham
GB News erupted after presenter Beverly Turner discussed a blocked deportation. Guest Robert Midgley slammed the system as a 'complete joke' and took aim at PM Andy Burnham.
ICE Attorneys: The Silent Struggle in Trump’s Deportation Drive
ICE attorneys earn high salaries but face moral struggles as they enforce Trump’s deportation agenda, with resignations rising amid declining asylum grants.
Asylum Seekers Face Return To Condemned Barracks As Court Rules Policy Unlawful
High court rules UK government unlawfully forced torture survivors to share rooms in asylum barracks, affecting plans by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood.
Idaho Police Capture White Supremacist and Accomplice After Hospital Ambush
Idaho police arrest white supremacist Skylar Meade and accomplice after hospital ambush; investigating possible link to two killings.
Football fans warned as World Cup ticket fraud surges
Lloyds Bank warns of 36% surge in football ticket scams as World Cup approaches; average loss £215. Fans urged to use official channels.
Trump vows to use frozen Iranian assets for ship damage
President Donald Trump said he will use frozen Iranian assets to compensate shipping companies for damage to vessels hit in the Strait of Hormuz.
Young Drivers in UK Face Soaring Car Insurance Costs, Topping £3,000
Young drivers face record car insurance premiums exceeding £3,000, with 17-20 year olds hit hardest. Experts warn against fraud and offer tips to cut costs.
European Court Blocks Deportation of Migrant Who Committed Rape as Teen
European Court blocks deportation of Nigerian man convicted of rape aged 15, citing right to family life and rehabilitation.
Demoted border patrol official mocked Jewish faith of US attorney
Border patrol official Gregory Bovino reportedly mocked US attorney Daniel Rosen's Jewish faith and observance of Shabbat during a phone call.
Charlotte Mayor Arrested in FBI Bribery Sting
Charlotte mayor Patrick Cannon arrested on bribery charges after FBI sting operation; faces up to 20 years in prison.
UK may suspend visas for countries refusing to take back rejected asylum seekers, says Mahmood
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood warns countries that refuse to take back rejected asylum seekers could face visa suspensions, as she vows to take a harder line.
Court Block on Deportation Raises Questions Over Labour-France Deal
High Court blocks deportation of Eritrean man under Labour-France migration deal, raising doubts about the policy's future.
Liverpool goalkeeper fined for using phone while driving on M6
Liverpool goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili fined £440 after being caught watching a video on his phone while driving on the M6.
Federal Agents Raid Minnesota Daycares in Fraud Investigation
Federal agents executed 22 warrants in Minnesota targeting daycare fraud, amid ongoing tensions with the Trump administration over prior immigration crackdowns.
Egyptian Migrant Wins UK Asylum Appeal
An Egyptian man who fled to the UK after hitting a police officer has won an appeal against a rejected asylum claim, with a judge citing procedural errors.
Ben-Gvir's Flotilla Abuse Video: A Pattern Honed on Palestinians
Itamar Ben-Gvir's video of abusing foreign activists draws global outrage, echoing a pattern of mistreatment of Palestinian detainees in Israeli jails.
Number of Asylum Seekers in UK Hotels Falls to 18-Month Low
Home Office data shows hotel population down 45% from peak, but refugee charities raise concerns over falling grant rates and appeal backlog.
Trump tells Britain to 'call out military' over borders
Trump ends state visit urging UK to use military on borders; Starmer avoids major clashes. UK set to recognise Palestine.
Albanian burglar who targeted homes across eight counties jailed for 10 years
Albanian man Gledis Uka jailed for 10 years for burgling homes across eight counties, travelling to UK each winter.
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