Emails obtained by the NIAC show US immigration officials coordinated with Tehran to deport over 100 Iranian nationals between September 2025 and January 2026, with evidence suggesting Iranian officials influenced deportation manifests during a period of war.
Newly released emails reveal that U.S. immigration officials coordinated with Iran to deport over 100 Iranians on flights in late 2025 and early 2026, granting Iranian authorities influence over deportation lists despite mounting geopolitical tensions.
Chidimma Adetshina, a pageant contestant facing deportation from South Africa, asserts her birth in the country and claims unfair treatment. South African authorities allege identity fraud and unlawful re-entry, with court proceedings postponed until 2027.
Swedish MP Håkan Svenneling has criticized the government's deportation of long-term British residents who missed post-Brexit application deadlines. Cases like that of 78-year-old Joyce Thomas have sparked concerns over the implementation of the EU-UK withdrawal agreement.
British citizens in Sweden, including elderly and vulnerable individuals, are facing deportation due to strict enforcement of post-Brexit residency requirements. Sweden's 27.5% refusal rate for residency applications is significantly higher than the EU average.
Venkata Vasamsetty, an Indian-origin US green card holder and educator living in North Carolina for 27 years, was detained by ICE at a Georgia facility despite an immigration judge dismissing her deportation case in May.
George Mason, a 74-year-old British man with vascular dementia and vascular parkinsonism, has been ordered to leave Sweden within days despite living there for over 20 years, with doctors warning his removal could be life-threatening.
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.
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.
A recent IBRiS survey shows 67% of Poles support deporting unemployed military-age Ukrainian men. Public sentiment has soured amid diplomatic tensions over WWII historical grievances.
EPP leader Manfred Weber urged the EU to establish migrant return hubs in Africa and empower Frontex, facing legal hurdles like the ECHR and past failures in Italy and the UK.
Germany has struck a deal allowing Taliban-appointed officials to operate in diplomatic missions in Berlin and Bonn in exchange for deportations of Afghan migrants, raising fears among Afghan activists and refugees now living in Germany.
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.
Joyce Thomas, a 78-year-old British widow who has lived in Sweden for 21 years, is fighting deportation after authorities rejected her late post-Brexit residency application, joining 2,500 Britons ordered to leave the country.
Nikita and Olga Belov, Russian pro-Ukrainian activists, face deportation from Finland despite facing arrest, imprisonment, and potential torture in Russia for their opposition to the Ukraine invasion.
When US Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained 23-year-old Honduran immigrant Gerson Turcios in Rhinebeck, New York, his local community, high school friends, and celebrity residents rapidly mobilized a legal defense team led by civil rights attorney Gregory Copeland to stop his deportation.
Hundreds of thousands of Haitians face imminent arrest and deportation after the Trump administration stripped them of temporary protected status, following a supreme court ruling.
A new report from America's Voice claims President Trump's mass deportation campaign drives up grocery, housing, and healthcare costs, coining the term 'ICE Tax' ahead of the 2026 midterms.
One year after heavily armed immigration agents raided a Camarillo greenhouse complex, detaining hundreds and causing one death, three men—an undocumented worker, a protester and a security guard—reflect on the lasting fallout of aggressive federal operations.
A new AP-NORC poll shows US President Trump's approval on immigration, though down overall to 39%, remains stronger among Republicans than his handling of the economy or Iran, highlighting stable base support despite aggressive enforcement.
Germany's recent deportation of an Afghan national without a criminal record to Kabul, following the detention of Faridoon Tofan whose family faced Taliban visits, has ignited widespread protests and criticism from human rights groups and opposition parties, who accuse the government of legitimizing the Taliban.
The Trump administration's strategy of packing immigration courtrooms and reducing hearing lead times has led to a historic rise in missed court dates and immediate deportation orders, with data showing a doubling of no-show rates and a significant increase in deportations.
A UFW Foundation survey reveals US farm workers, many undocumented, face heightened fears of raids, deportation, and family separation under the Trump administration, impacting daily life and access to necessities. Despite long-term residency, 92% report employment impact, and 76% hope for legal protections and a path to citizenship.
Connor Read, a 29-year-old British man living in the US since age nine, was detained by ICE in Florida after a green card interview and faces deportation. Separated from his wife and twin sons, Read's detention stems from minor convictions and expired DACA status, with an appeal decision potentially taking six months.
