Les agents de l'ICE ont interdiction d'utiliser les lunettes Ray-Ban Meta, jugées risquées pour la sécurité des données. L'agence prévoit de développer son propre prototype de lunettes à des fins d'identification biométrique.
En amont d'un déplacement à Mayotte, Édouard Philippe appelle à une fermeture totale de l'immigration sur l'archipel. Il propose de suspendre le droit d'asile pour cinq ans et de créer un centre de retour en Afrique de l'Est pour les étrangers en situation irrégulière.
The grievance system for U.S. immigration detention centers has effectively collapsed, leaving detainees without recourse for medical neglect or abuse. Oversight offices have been gutted, and private contractors face little accountability for systemic failures.
FBI data indicates a 10 percent decrease in reported anti-Asian hate crimes, falling from 379 in 2024 to 339 in 2025. Despite the decline, advocates warn that figures remain significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels, with many incidents going unreported.
A coalition of privacy and civil rights groups has filed a complaint against several data brokers, alleging they violate Maryland's strict privacy laws by selling geolocation data to law enforcement and ICE without required warrants or legal processes.
The grievance system for U.S. immigration detention has largely collapsed, leaving detainees without oversight for mistreatment or medical neglect. Budget cuts to federal oversight offices and a lack of transparency have rendered the process ineffective.
Newly disclosed emails show U.S. ICE officials coordinated directly with Iranian representatives to deport over 100 Iranian nationals across three removal flights, even during escalating tensions and military conflict in 2025.
Yupeng Sun, a Chinese national living in Massachusetts, was arrested for allegedly submitting a fraudulent voter registration and ballot in the 2024 US presidential election while impersonating another Chinese national, and later reporting him to authorities.
Convicted people smuggler Twana Jamal Khdir, formerly active in France, has been arrested near Uppingham in Leicestershire and charged with immigration offences following a BBC investigation.
USCIS has issued new policy guidance for Green Card applications, effective September 18, 2026. The rules implement a stricter 'public charge' test, considering a broader range of means-tested public benefits when evaluating an applicant's admissibility.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has filed a lawsuit against Texas Governor Greg Abbott to compel the extradition of ICE agent Christian Castro, who faces assault charges in Minneapolis for a January shooting incident.
Maryam Tahmasebi, a US permanent resident, reports she and her family are being held in Texas detention centers after the State Department revoked their green cards, citing her husband's mother's involvement in the 1979 Iran hostage crisis.
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.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is proposing to subsidize liability insurance for local police officers enforcing federal immigration laws, aiming to boost participation in 287(g) partnerships by covering personal liability costs.
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.
Moroccan police arrested 111 people near the border with Spain's territory of Ceuta amid heightened security following social media calls for a mass crossing, weeks after a deadly migration surge.
Labor and the Coalition are cooperating on major reforms regarding gambling advertising, NDIS spending, and news bargaining, bypassing the crossbench to demonstrate traditional two-party capability against rising populist pressure.
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.
