Immigration

College students erase evidence of students participating in pro-Palestine protests amid Trump's visa revocation threat.

A nail technician caused outrage when she speculated on a client's immigration status with another client.

Carrie Prejean Boller named nine victims of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants in a polarising statement.

Selena Gomez is facing backlash and threats of deportation after her emotional comments on deportation.

Gustavo Petro, Colombia's president since 2022, participated in guerrilla warfare, had multiple marriages, and achieved several political milestones.

Spain ends the Golden Visa Program for non-EU nationals to address housing crisis, proposing a 100% tax on foreign property owners.

Universities are advising international students to return to the US before potential changes to immigration policies under Trump.

India probes Canadian colleges in human trafficking ring, allegedly charging over £80K per person for illegal US entry.

The proposals would involve a move away from mass immigration and encourage longer hours and later retirement for the indigenous Dutch.

CDU also stressed that non-European migrants will be turned away and requested to migrate to other European countries.

A TikToker's false claims about Navajo students sparked backlash and threats of violence against a Flagstaff school, igniting a discussion on accountability and misinformation.

A UK family was fined and expelled from Shanghai after a minor visa error rendered their stay illegal, leading to a tense encounter with Chinese authorities and a forced departure.

An international student in London reveals the harsh reality of financial struggles and social isolation, admitting she's "too poor to hang out with friends" due to the city's high cost of living.

A series of riots targeting people of colour have broken out. Shops have been set on fire and small businesses are being forced to close.

Meet Voyo Popovic, the founder and CEO of Piece of Cake Moving & Storage, listed as New York's fastest-growing and highest-rated moving company.

Refugees use entrepreneurship to give back to the community while supporting other asylum seekers, migrants and refugees through training and employment.

Recent data shows that more than 6.3 million migrants have been detained crossing into the US illegally with Biden in office – a higher number than under Trump, Obama or George W Bush.

While 67 per cent of all migrant women are employed in the labour force, unofficial employment and the lack of gender-responsive migration policies threatens gender equalities in employment.

The latest data indicates a sustained upward trend, showcasing the enduring global appeal of British universities as premier destinations for international students.

The movement restrictions imposed by Brexit on Britons, including second-home owners, has had a detrimental effect on EU economies. But, could it all change?

Asylum seekers respond to Sunak's relentless emergency Rwanda policy after it was passed by an overall majority vote on Wednesday.

The UK Border Force's trial of facial recognition technology at unspecified UK airports has opened the spotlight on immigration as countries across the world are planning to introduce passport-free travel measures.

Despite the primary purpose of immigration detention being to facilitate deportations, the annual IMB report highlighted that the majority of detainees were ultimately released.

After ignoring two unlawful rulings, the UK Government implemented an emergency Rwanda Treaty "to ensure our plan cannot be stopped".

Women, children and small businesses are bearing the brunt of the government's new anti-immigration strategies, according to experts.

The measures intended to address concerns over immigration levels, particularly in the healthcare sector, include a substantial increase in the minimum salary requirement for skilled worker visas and the elimination of the 20 per cent discount for essential professions.

At the start of his premiership, Sunak had promised to "stop the boats" but his Rwanda Bill was declared illegal by the Supreme Court.

After the Supreme Court ruled the Rwanda Bill unlawful, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declared that he would relentlessly continue his crackdown on migration.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the updated data replaces the previous estimate of 606,000, after making revisions to reflect "unexpected patterns" in migrant behaviour.

Sunak's focus on the "overall migrant figures" has been dubbed as an "obsession" that does not recognise the contribution of skilled migrants to British businesses.