Russian Asylum Seekers in US Choose to Leave After ICE Detention
Russian asylum seekers in US choose to leave after husband detained by ICE during routine check-in, fearing separation and deportation.
Russian asylum seekers in US choose to leave after husband detained by ICE during routine check-in, fearing separation and deportation.
Home Office moves 350 asylum seekers to Crowborough barracks, closes 11 hotels, saving £65m. Refugee Council criticises military sites as unsuitable.
Labour pledges to scrap Rwanda asylum scheme, use savings for border security and counter-terror powers against people smugglers.
The US Department of Homeland Security will allow Iran's World Cup team to enter the US 48 hours before their crucial match against Egypt, easing previous restrictions.
Gender non-conforming women report increased challenges in toilets after UK Supreme Court ruling on biological sex, with support groups noting a rise in incidents.
Texas ends death row last meal tradition after inmate Lawrence Brewer's extravagant request sparks outrage. Inmates will now receive standard prison food.
Cato Institute analysis accuses Trump administration of $1 billion immigration fraud by freezing visa applications for 92 countries, collecting fees without processing.
EU officials and Taliban representatives met in Brussels to discuss 'dignified returns' of Afghan migrants, as 20 EU nations push for faster deportations amid human rights concerns.
California launches first US program providing free diapers to all newborns, starting with 400 diapers per family at select hospitals.
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie resigns as shadow home affairs minister over immigration policy dispute, increasing pressure on Opposition Leader Sussan Ley.
Social Circle, Georgia, sues ICE over detention centre plans using novel legal arguments, including public nuisance law, potentially setting a precedent for other towns.
Up to 200,000 international adoptees in the US face deportation risk due to lack of citizenship, lawyers warn amid Trump-era enforcement.
Australia signs indefinite offshore processing deal with Nauru, drawing criticism from refugees and advocates over human rights concerns.
US signs agreements with Guatemala and Honduras to accept asylum seekers, expanding third-country deportation options.
Bad Bunny excludes US from world tour due to fears of Ice raids at concerts, citing concerns for Latino fans.
Donald Trump could be banned from entering the UK due to his criminal convictions, under Home Office rules on exclusion for public good.
One Nation's anti-abortion push threatens Australian reproductive rights, echoing US horror after Dobbs.
Bob Katter denies neo-Nazi links after using a megaphone with runic markings at an anti-immigration rally; Greens call for apology or resignation.
France suspends extra EU border checks at Dover after holidaymakers face two-hour queues in hot weather; EES checks temporarily relaxed.
Two Ukrainians charged with smuggling migrants into UK on a yacht; court hearing adjourned until October.
US citizen arrested by border patrol in LA; agents drove off with his toddler. Family demands his return amid criticism of immigration enforcement tactics.
UK and France agree pilot to return small-boat migrants, with safe route for asylum seekers with family ties.
Australia raises permanent migration cap to 195,000 to address workforce shortages, with new measures for pensioners and visa processing.
Activists from a Gaza aid flotilla allege sexual assault and rape in Israeli detention; Israel denies claims; EU considers sanctions.
Asylum seeker stabbed at Aberdeenshire hotel housing migrants; three arrested, weapon recovered. Police say incident contained.
White House denies blocking return of US doctor with Ebola, says Germany chosen for speed and care.
Gavin Newsom calls Trump a 'stone cold liar' over federalising National Guard for LA immigration raids, calling it unconstitutional 'theatre'.
Protesters clash with Pauline Hanson supporters at a Melbourne One Nation fundraiser; police issue move-on notice; venue changed due to safety concerns.
Paul Keating criticises Australian security agencies and media for anti-China hysteria, urging strategic realism in foreign policy.
Four migrant workers burned alive in Calabria car attack, sparking outrage over exploitation under Italy's caporalato gangmaster system.