South Africa has deported or repatriated over 53,000 foreign nationals in a five-week "migration management" campaign. The majority were from Malawi, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique, amid rising anti-immigrant sentiment and protests.
Anti-migrant protests persist in South Africa, with activists searching door-to-door for undocumented migrants and handing them to police. Humanitarian groups report documented migrants and refugees are also targeted, leading to disruption of healthcare services.
South Africa is experiencing anti-immigration protests fueled by xenophobia and misinformation, mirroring a global rise in conservative nationalism. Protesters blame immigrants for crime and unemployment, despite data refuting these claims, tapping into real economic and social frustrations.
Following the Supreme Court's decision to uphold birthright citizenship, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced federal prosecutors will focus on combating 'birth tourism.' The Justice Department will investigate and prosecute those who fraudulently exploit the immigration system, despite the government conceding the exact scale of the problem is unknown.
The US Supreme Court affirmed birthright citizenship, ruling that nearly all individuals born on US soil are citizens, thereby rejecting a key element of Donald Trump's anti-immigrant agenda. Chief Justice John Roberts stated the executive order attempting to deny citizenship to children of undocumented immigrants violated the 14th Amendment.
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that children born to parents in the U.S. unlawfully or temporarily are citizens, striking down Trump's executive order. The decision reaffirms birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment, a precedent dating back to 1898. Trump expressed disappointment and suggested legislative action.
South Africa is on edge as anti-immigrant groups set an unofficial June 30 deadline for undocumented migrants to leave. Protests are occurring nationwide, with some incidents of looting and violence reported, despite police efforts to maintain order. President Ramaphosa has urged peaceful demonstrations.
Mass anti-immigration protests swept across South Africa, with thousands marching and calling for foreigners to leave. The demonstrations follow a campaign against immigrants that has led to deaths and tens of thousands fleeing. Many fear the protests will escalate into violence.
Thousands participated in anti-migrant protests across South Africa on Tuesday, demanding the expulsion of undocumented foreigners. The demonstrations, largely peaceful, were monitored by a significant police presence. President Cyril Ramaphosa met with protest leaders to urge peaceful conduct.
South Africa is on edge as anti-immigrant groups set an unofficial June 30 deadline for undocumented migrants to leave. Protests are planned nationwide, with thousands expected to participate. Authorities are on high alert amid fears of violence, looting, and unrest, though police report demonstrations have been largely peaceful so far.
Spain's socialist-led government program to regularize undocumented migrants and asylum seekers has received over 1 million applications, far exceeding the initial target of 500,000. The scheme offers residence and work permits to those meeting specific criteria, aiming to address Spain's demographic crisis and economic growth needs. The initiative faces criticism from right-wing parties.
South African authorities deployed police and military units in anticipation of anti-immigrant demonstrations organized by vigilante groups. The protests, targeting undocumented foreign nationals, have raised concerns about potential violence and harassment, echoing past unrest.
Thousands marched in South Africa demanding undocumented migrants leave, leading to protests with isolated looting. Police and military deployed amid fears of violence. Several African nations are repatriating their citizens.
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Trump v. Barbara, preserving birthright citizenship for children born in the US to undocumented parents or those on temporary visas. Former President Trump reacted to the decision on social media.
Anti-immigrant protests have erupted across South African cities, leading to business closures and police deployment. Demonstrators demand undocumented foreign nationals leave by a Tuesday deadline, despite government rejection of these threats. Violence has occurred, pushing thousands to flee amid rising xenophobia and approaching elections.
A new Mississippi law authorizes compiling a list of undocumented immigrants, sparking concerns among advocates who fear it may target immigrants in conjunction with Trump's deportation plans.
Mario Flores, a Honduran national living illegally in the US, received an eight-year prison sentence for his role in a $89 million payroll tax fraud scheme in Orlando, Florida, involving shell companies and cash payments to undocumented workers.
South Africa is experiencing a surge in xenophobia, with anti-immigrant mobs attacking foreign-owned businesses, chasing people from their homes, and causing deaths. Migrants fear for their lives, especially with an arbitrary June 30 deadline set by the movement 'March and March' for illegal immigrants to leave.
South Africa is experiencing a surge in xenophobia, with anti-immigrant mobs attacking foreign-owned businesses, chasing people from homes, and causing deaths. A movement called March and March has given illegal immigrants an ultimatum to leave by June 30, while political parties and social media fuel anti-foreigner sentiment. Migrants express fear for their lives and uncertainty about their future.
A US appeals court has allowed the Trump administration to proceed with expanded expedited deportations nationwide, overriding a lower court's block. Critics argue this undermines due process for undocumented migrants.
South Africa is increasing security nationwide ahead of a June 30 deadline set by anti-migrant groups for undocumented foreigners to leave. The police minister stated that criminality and violence will not be tolerated, while the military will secure strategic sites.
Undocumented families in Tennessee are being forced to choose between essential healthcare for their severely ill or disabled children and risking their immigration status. Starting July 1, the state's Children's Special Services program will report enrollees without legal status to an immigration enforcement agency.
South Africa faces rising pressure on businesses hiring foreign nationals, with vigilante groups and government crackdowns creating a squeeze. Employers cite cost and necessity, while officials blame exploitation and illegal labor. High unemployment fuels anti-immigrant sentiment, making foreign workers a political flashpoint.
Rightwing MEPs chanted "send them back" after a vote to increase EU deportations. This sparked counter-chants of "shame on you" from other lawmakers, highlighting deep divisions in the European Parliament. Rights groups and UN experts have criticized the measures as cruel and discriminatory.
