Immigration

Zara Larsson Secures Removal Of Her Song From White House Deportation Reel

Zara Larsson criticised a White House TikTok reel that used her song Midnight Sun in footage of immigration raids; the track was removed from the

DHS Watchdog Finds Alligator Alcatraz Held Migrants In Small Outdoor Cages, Violated Care Standards

An internal DHS inspection found migrants were kept in 18sq ft outdoor metal cages and the Florida-run centre failed hygiene, medical and food

Texas Permanent Resident Loses Status After First Use of Alien Terrorist Removal Court

Nazira Haji Zada accepted removal after the Alien Terrorist Removal Court heard its first case, her lawyers and the DOJ said.

UK Charges £1,709 For Naturalisation, IPPR Says Fee Could Put Citizenship Out Of Reach

Naturalisation applicants pay £1,709 while the Home Office logs a £324 processing cost. IPPR warns the fee and extra charges could bar many.

Kenya Orders Foreign Businessowners To Regularise Papers, Hundreds Rush Embassies

The government gave foreign businessowners 90 days to update work permits and licences, prompting hundreds to visit embassies and stoking fear.

Masked Protesters Block Routes to Port of Dover and Delay P&O Ferries

Dozens of masked demonstrators stopped vehicles entering and leaving the Port of Dover, halting traffic and delaying P&O Ferries sailings to Calais.

ICE Agent Charged With Lying After Minnesota Shooting of Venezuelan Migrant

Christian Castro faces a six-count federal indictment over a January Minnesota shooting. State investigators say he fired through a closed door.

Home Office Lets Modern Slavery Victims Keep Skilled-Worker Visas

The Home Office will let modern slavery victims on skilled-worker visas change employer and complete their visa term.

DOJ Says States Face Loss Of TANF And SSI Funds Unless They Report Undocumented Immigrants

A Justice Department opinion ties federal aid for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and Supplemental Security Income to state reporting of

Trump Administration Moves to Revoke up to 200,000 B1/B2 Visas for Asylum Seekers

State Department will revoke B1 and B2 visas issued 2016–2026 for holders who applied for or are seeking asylum, the administration said.

Virginia ICE Arrest Leaves José Mejía Hernández With Brain Bleed, Triggers Local Outcry

José Mejía Hernández, 45, was hospitalized in Arlington with a brain bleed after an ICE arrest and later fitted with an ankle monitor.

ICE Agents Barred From Wearing Meta Glasses While on Duty, Memo Warns

A DHS memo says Meta Glasses could capture sensitive data, prompting ICE to bar them as sightings of agents rise.

US Faces $3.4 Billion Economic Loss as International Student Numbers Fall

A projected fall in international student enrolment could cost the US economy $3.4 billion and eliminate 40,000 jobs in the 2026-27 academic year.

Trump Signs New Orders Targeting Birth Tourism and Birthright Citizenship

US President Donald Trump has signed two executive orders aimed at restricting birth tourism and limiting automatic birthright citizenship for certain groups, renewing his administration's push after an earlier effort was rejected by the Supreme Court.

ICE Arrest at Baltimore Airport Leaves Johns Hopkins Migrant Researcher Detained

ICE arrested a Johns Hopkins migrant researcher at Baltimore airport during a personal trip. University officials said they were deeply concerned.

Trump, Miller Say Democrats Could Bring Spain's Ceuta Migrant Crisis to U.S.

Trump and Stephen Miller warned a Ceuta-style migrant surge could hit the U.S. if Democrats win future elections.