Burnham's Immigration Silence: His Biggest Mistake Yet
Andy Burnham's Manchester speech focused on the economy but ignored immigration, a key voter concern driving support for Reform. His silence may be his biggest mistake yet.
Category : Immigration
Mullin: TPS Holders Must Seek Permanent Status or Leave
US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin tells migrants with Temporary Protected Status to seek permanent residence or leave, following a Supreme Court ruling stripping protections from over 350,000 people.
Care worker visa plan 'cruel', campaigners say as Home Office row deepens
Extending the leave to remain timeframe for care workers to 15 years is 'cruel and unconscionable', say campaigners backing minister Mike Tapp's proposal to exclude them from government immigration plans.
Harry and Meghan's UK visit plans in doubt after security denial
Prince Harry's request for police protection in the UK has reportedly been denied, throwing plans to bring Meghan Markle and their children Archie and Lilibet to Britain into disarray.
UK-France 'One In, One Out' Channel Migrant Deal to End in October
UK-France 'one in, one out' Channel migrant deal to end in October, French reports say. Critics condemn scheme as unjust and inhumane.
US Deports Thousands of Cubans and Venezuelans to Mexico, Human Rights Watch Warns
Human Rights Watch report reveals US deported nearly 13,000 Cubans and Venezuelans to Mexico, where they face cartel violence and lack basic services.
Democrats Pledge Justice After Testimony on Immigration Agent Violence
Democrats hold forum on immigration agent violence; victims testify about shootings and assaults; Republicans absent.
Five dead in German youth centre shooting in Stade
Five people were killed in a shooting at a youth centre in Stade, northern Germany. Police detained a suspect; motives are unknown.
Republican Tony Gonzales to step down from Congress amid expulsion threat
Republican Tony Gonzales announces retirement from Congress after admitting affair with staffer who died by suicide, amid expulsion threat.
‘I was never worried’: 10 years on since Syrian siblings’ 2,700-mile escape to Germany
Syrian refugee Somar Kreker recalls his 44-day journey to Germany with his sisters in 2015, amid the peak of the European migration crisis.
Dutch Far-Right Activist Banned From UK After Criticising Starmer
Dutch far-right activist Eva Vlaardingerbroek has her UK ETA cancelled after criticising PM Starmer, drawing backlash from right-wing figures.
Asylum Seekers Removed from Epping Hotel After Far-Right Protests
Home Office removes asylum seekers from Epping hotel after far-right protests over sexual assaults by a resident.
US Abortion Bans Hinder Miscarriage Care, Study Finds
Study finds US abortion bans reduce medication use for miscarriages, increasing wait-and-see approach and lowering care quality.
Meghan Markle children UK trip risk after security denied
Prince Harry's request for taxpayer-funded police protection during his UK visit has been denied, putting Meghan Markle and their children's return at risk. Harry may now travel alone.
Woman Wanted for Child Sex Crimes in Lithuania Found Hiding in Wardrobe
A 23-year-old woman wanted in Lithuania for child sex offences was found hiding in a wardrobe in Coalisland, Northern Ireland, and arrested.
Former Superman Actor Dean Cain to Join ICE for Trump Deportations
Former Superman actor Dean Cain announces he will become an ICE agent to support Trump's mass deportation agenda, citing patriotism and a broken immigration system.
US Sanctions Cuban President in Escalating Campaign
US imposes sanctions on Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel and others, escalating pressure on the island nation amid energy crisis and political tensions.
US Immigration Arrests Drop Nearly 20% in July Amid Legal Challenges and Protests
US immigration arrests fell nearly 20% in July amid legal challenges and protests, averaging 990 daily arrests, far below the 3,000 target.
Sydney Airport Incident: Police Gun Discharged During Scuffle
A man was arrested at Sydney Airport after a police gun fired during a scuffle; no injuries, airport operating normally.
Minnesota sues Trump administration over 'unprecedented' immigration crackdown
Minnesota sues Trump administration over immigration crackdown, alleging unlawful deployment of federal agents and violation of constitutional rights.
Reform UK's Migrant Tax Plan for NHS Sparks Political Clash
Reform UK proposes higher taxes on employers hiring foreign workers, sparking criticism over EU citizen rights and potential trade war.
Iranian Student Fears Execution as Australian Visa Nears End
Iranian student Atefeh fears execution if forced to return to Iran when her Australian student visa expires in March, citing participation in 2022 protests.
Sydney Teacher Jailed for Grooming Teenager Online
Sydney teacher arrested for grooming a 14-year-old girl online, offering money for explicit material. He faces court.
‘Frightened to get out of their cars’: Britain’s toxic race debates threaten overseas care workers
Overseas care workers in UK face rising racist abuse amid toxic immigration debate, with staff advised to carry alarms and travel in mixed groups.
Bubble Tea Ingredient Recalled Over Salmonella Fears in US
A key bubble tea ingredient recalled in the US over Salmonella fears, affecting 25 states but not the UK.
UK Allocates Extra £100m to Deter Small Boat Crossings
UK spends extra £100m to stop small boat crossings, amid protests and record arrivals. New France deal and enforcement measures announced.
Cuban Doctors Abroad Threatened by US Embargo
US blocks Cuban doctors abroad, threatening healthcare in Latin America and the Caribbean amid rising embargo pressure.
Ukraine Strikes Russian Energy Sites, Denies Nuclear Plant Attack
Ukraine strikes Russian energy sites; Kyiv denies drone attack on Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant; Russia reports fuel storage fire and refinery blaze.
Teenagers Investigated Over Russian and Iranian Plots Against UK, Police Chief Warns
Police chief warns teenagers are being recruited by Russia and Iran for hostile acts against UK, with AI also posing a growing terror threat.
Cooper Accused Of Pushing Children To Smugglers With Refugee Scheme Halt
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper suspends refugee family reunion applications, sparking criticism from charities who say it pushes children towards smugglers.
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