Immigration

Sanctuary cities argue their policies on illegal immigration help to fight crime, not fuel more.

Institute of Economic Affairs chief tells IBTimes UK that Theresa May should drop her migration target.

Group that filed legal action against the idea under George W Bush says it's 'redundant' and 'ineffective'.

The millions of Brits who are expansive, fair and internationalist will be by us through this dark patch.

The LAPD and police in Boston and Denver explain why they want nothing to do with deporting 3m people.

If Trump wants inspiration on how to deport illegal immigrants, he only needs to look at Obama's record.

EXCLUSIVE: Conservatives attack Labour leader after IBTimes UK probes party over empty post.

Some of the president-elect's initial posturings indicate a softer approach than his campaign suggested.

Religious freedom for all is at stake – over the next four years, America must unite to bridge our divisions.

Speaking to journalists at 37,000 feet, the PM also defended the 'independence of the judiciary.'

Globalisation and global citizenship has made the world a better place.

Elizabeth Obueza's case is being seen as efforts by Tokyo to crackdown on foreigners living without valid visas.

The 17-year-old boy sat on the window sill for more than an hour before jumping from fifth floor.

Immigration minister says government is 'closely monitoring global migration developments'.

Brits don't want to work 80-hour weeks to help make millionaires richer – and who can blame them?

Sting said he is "saddened and distressed" by the news and blamed an independent company working on the land.

'If you sell your car for a dollar, you can always get a deal,' Gillard told London audience.

Refugees have flooded into Djibouti as Saudi Arabia's war rages Yemen.

The online Ipsos poll also revealed Britons' attitudes towards extremism and terrorism.

Punam Birly, head of KPMG's immigration and employment practice, told IBTimes UK of concern around the lack of information from government.

Businesses will be burdened by regulation; we will see less skilled workers; and illegal working will increase.

Next week, QCs and solicitors will argue that the Government should not be able to trigger Article 50.

Kirby also urged financial services firms to continue to engage with the government.

The latest Tory attempt to rebrand themselves as the party of the proles will fall flat.

Defence secretary Michael Fallon says UK firms will not have to 'name and shame' workers.

'Britain wants to leave, but does not want to pay anything,' the French president said.

Cobra Beer founder spoke to IBTimes UK after the home secretary unveiled a new immigration crackdown.

If Ukip can't step up, voters have a radical choice between May's aristocratic right and Corbyn's Trotskyist left.

Parties issued joint statement in reaction to policies unveiled by Home Secretary Amber Rudd.

But trade secretary's comments have been criticised by pro-EU figures.