Mark Nelson, a 47-year-old Jamaican man living in the UK since 2000 with a British family, was granted bail and avoided imminent deportation to Jamaica after a successful judicial review challenge facilitated by pro bono lawyers who read his case in The Guardian.
USCIS announced that starting September 15, it will only accept the new 09/15/26 editions of Form I-539 and Form I-765, with no grace period provided for older editions.
The Philippine defence department accused the Chinese embassy of evasiveness and deception after a Beijing official criticized Defence Secretary Teodoro for anti-China activities.
The Australian Labor government faces internal cabinet divisions over immigration policy as rising political pressure from One Nation and the Coalition tests the party's historical ambivalence toward migration.
Moroccan police arrested 111 people attempting to enter Spain's north African territory of Ceuta amid heightened security following social media calls for a mass crossing.
Moroccan authorities arrest 111 individuals, including 109 sub-Saharan African migrants, attempting to enter Spain's Ceuta enclave after online calls for a mass border crossing, following a deadly July 30 incident that killed 96 and heightened EU political tensions.
Maisa Lopes Eliaser, the wife of a U.S. soldier, returned to Louisiana after over a month in ICE custody when she was pulled from a deportation flight to Brazil. Her detention sparked congressional inquiries into the deportation of military relatives.
Professional soccer player Homero Calderón has been held in an ICE detention center in Georgia for five months despite having pending visa applications, highlighting broader immigration processing backlogs under the Trump administration.
The UK's 'one in, one out' deal with France has led to 94 minors being wrongly detained as adults out of 304 age-disputed cases over nine months, sparking concerns over child safeguarding and detention practices.
Federal agents, as part of Operation Puppet Master, conducted undercover surveillance on progressive groups, labor unions, and protesters in Minneapolis, infiltrating meetings and monitoring activities deemed constitutionally protected, according to court documents.
Singapore's SM2 scholarship programme, launched in 1997, recruits top Chinese high school students for fully funded science and engineering degrees in exchange for a 6-year work commitment in Singapore.
Federal prosecutors confirmed that tests on a substance found in the van of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a man shot and killed by ICE agents in Houston, were negative for methamphetamine.
Walton County Sheriff's Office in Florida has embraced the expanded federal 287(g) program, deputizing officers to enforce immigration laws while local immigrant workers express fear and alter their routines.
Former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai will not be deported from the United Kingdom despite earlier entry complications, UK Minister for Migration and Citizenship Jo White confirmed.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to spend up to $20m on electric shock gloves called GLOVE, drawing criticism from civil rights groups over potential use of force.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to spend up to $20 million on CTG 5 GLOVE electrified handwear that delivers up to 380V of electric shock, raising concerns over civil rights and accountability.
ICE plans to spend up to $20 million on electric shock gloves to enforce compliance, sparking intense criticism from Democratic lawmakers, civil rights advocates, and attorneys general over safety concerns and potential abuse.
U.S. immigration officials stated they did not disclose the death of Jose Chajon-Raxon, a Guatemalan man who had a seizure at a New Jersey detention center, because he was released from ICE custody prior to his death under a recent policy change.
Health Secretary Yvette Cooper admitted Labour struggled in government and criticized Keir Starmer's leadership, accusing No 10 of sidelining her during a 2025 immigration white paper launch, while praising Andy Burnham's more collegiate approach.
A 74-year-old British man with advanced dementia living in Sweden for 25 years has been ordered to leave the country within 10 days following a lost post-Brexit migration court case.
The US State Department announced that over 175,000 visas have been revoked since Donald Trump returned to office, putting the administration on pace to break previous records following more than 100,000 revocations in 2025.
Kurdish filmmaker Gabar Choli details being force-fed twice daily during an eight-month hunger strike while detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Texas, following the denial of his asylum application.
Edouard Philippe, candidat de centre-droit à la présidentielle, propose des mesures pour contrôler l'immigration en Europe après l'afflux de migrants à Ceuta, notamment un « verrou Schengen » et la suspension des demandes d'asile en cas d'urgence.
Kurdish activist and asylum seeker Gabar Choli recounts being force-fed twice daily during an eight-month hunger strike in an ICE detention center in Texas, condemning the practice as torture.
