Starmer Vows to Scrap Rwanda Scheme on Day One
Keir Starmer vows to scrap Rwanda deportation scheme on day one of a Labour government, calling it a 'gimmick' and 'waste of money'.
Category : Immigration
Venezuelan Asylum Seeker Freed After Seven Months in ICE Custody
Venezuelan asylum seeker Joswar Torres freed after seven months in ICE custody; federal judge ruled his detention violated constitutional rights.
Labour MPs Rebel Over Mahmood's Asylum Overhaul Plans
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood faces Labour rebellion over asylum overhaul, including end to permanent refugee status and £40k exit payments.
Spain's 500k Migrant Residency Plan Sparks Fierce Backlash
Spain's PM Sánchez announces regularisation of 500,000 undocumented migrants, sparking backlash from conservative and far-right parties.
US Senator Andy Kim Pepper-Sprayed at New Jersey ICE Facility Protest
US Senator Andy Kim was pepper-sprayed by federal agents during a protest at a New Jersey ICE facility, where detainees are on hunger strike over poor conditions.
Judge Orders Release of Five-Year-Old Boy and Father from ICE Detention
US judge orders release of five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and father from ICE detention after controversial arrest in Minneapolis.
Rapper Lil Tjay Arrested After Altercation Preceding Offset Casino Shooting
Lil Tjay arrested after altercation preceding Offset's casino shooting; Offset hospitalised with non-life-threatening injuries.
Drill Rapper Dsavv Arrested in France After Escape
Drill rapper DSAVV, real name Daniel Boakye, arrested in France after escaping custody and being smuggled out of the UK in a lorry.
Liverpool FC Fan Dies After Car Crash Walking Home From Match
Liverpool FC fan Neil Bradley, 59, died after a car crash on his way home from Anfield. Family and fans pay tribute.
Home Office Apologises for Asylum Approval Errors
Home Office apologises after asylum seekers wrongly granted leave to remain, then told to destroy permits.
Patriots' Barmore Faces Domestic Assault Charge; Diggs Also Under Scrutiny
New England Patriots' Christian Barmore faces domestic assault charge; Stefon Diggs also under scrutiny for strangulation charge.
Heathrow and Manchester Issue Must-Be-Charged Gadget Advice for US Flights
Heathrow and Manchester airports require charged gadgets for US flights; uncharged devices may be denied boarding.
Asylum Hotel Resident Guilty of Sexual Assault on Teen and Woman
Ethiopian asylum seeker Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu found guilty of sexual assault on a 14-year-old girl and a woman in Epping hotel.
Reporter Claims ICE Offered Her Job After Six-Minute Interview
Slate journalist Laura Jedeed claims ICE offered her a job after a six-minute interview without completing paperwork, raising security concerns.
Dunblane Survivor Recalls Horror Of School Shooting 30 Years On
Dunblane psychologist advises Newtown survivors need routine and stability after school shooting tragedy.
Ian Huntley's Xbox Game Arrives After Prison Murder
Ian Huntley ordered Xbox game Dark Souls: Prepare to Die before fatal prison attack; game arrived after his death.
Asylum Seeker Sent Back to France Under 'One In, One Out' Scheme Returns Covertly to UK
Asylum seeker sent back to France under 'one in, one out' scheme covertly returns to UK, now in hiding, says he knows of 18 others in similar situation.
New EU Border Checks May Cause Two Years of Airport Chaos, Warns Frontex
EU border system may cause two years of airport delays, warns Frontex, as biometric checks create queues and dampen holiday demand.
Ukraine Denies Drone Strike on Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant
Kyiv denies Russian claims of drone strike on Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, calling it propaganda; IAEA expresses concern.
Australia's Immigration Decline Continues for Over a Year
Australia's net migration has fallen for over a year, debunking claims of record levels. Treasury forecasts further decline.
Family of Briton Who Died in Grenada Accuses UK of Neglect
Family of Briton who died in Grenada accuses UK of neglect after couple drowns in Carriacou.
Deadly Russian Bombing Spree Marks End of Ceasefire in Ukraine
Russian attacks kill six in Ukraine after ceasefire ends; EU sees opportunity to end war as Putin's position weakens.
Mother of Teen Found Dead on Cruise Ship Still 'in the Dark' Over Daughter's Death
Mother of teen found dead on Carnival Horizon cruise ship says she is still in the dark about daughter's death three months on.
Chaos After ICE Shooting Revealed in 911 Calls
New 911 calls and reports reveal chaotic scene after ICE agent fatally shoots Renee Good in Minneapolis, with paramedics finding her unresponsive and crowd hostility escalating.
Van Driver Jailed for Eight Years Over Student's Death in Central London Crash
Van driver Christopher Jackson jailed for eight years for killing student Aalia Mahomed in central London crash caused by pedal confusion.
US Judge Dismisses Criminal Indictment Against Salvadoran Man Deported in Error
US judge dismisses criminal indictment against Kilmar Ábrego García, finding presumptive vindictiveness by Trump administration after his erroneous deportation to El Salvador.
Councils Win High Court Ruling Against Asylum Hotels
High Court ruling against asylum hotels forces Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to find alternatives, as councils prepare legal challenges.
Mideast foreign workers face war risk and economic strain
Foreign workers in the Mideast face deadly risks from the Iran war and economic strain at home, with many killed and remittances vital.
Beekeeper Jailed for Releasing Swarm on Deputies During Eviction
Massachusetts beekeeper Rebecca Woods jailed for releasing bees on deputies during friend's eviction, causing stings and bee deaths.
Taiwan Baristas Must Use Chinese Taipei Name In Coffee Contest
Taiwanese baristas must compete as 'Chinese Taipei' at World Coffee Championships, sparking outrage and concerns over China's erasure of Taiwan's international presence.
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