Four Colombian nationals were arrested for allegedly operating a fake law firm and impersonating federal judges to defraud vulnerable migrants out of over $100,000.

Michael Carrick has praised Manchester United's 'diversity' following comments made by Ratcliffe regarding immigrants, addressing the issue in the context of the club.

DHS announces ICE arrests targeting illegal immigrants convicted of violent crimes, including child rape and assault, amid rising threats against officers.

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe will not face sanctions from the Football Association regarding his controversial comments about the UK being 'colonised by immigrants'.

Nigel Farage's political activities and a new cabinet secretary, alongside a major arrest, took center stage in UK news.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is reviving a Trump-era proposal that would allow for the eviction of undocumented immigrants from public housing, a move that could displace thousands of U.S. citizens and legal residents.

A federal judge has struck down significant portions of the Trump administration's mass detention policies for migrants, ruling against the government's 'worst of the worst' claims about those detained.

An Al Jazeera opinion piece asserts that migrants are not responsible for the UK's healthcare crisis and are instead a crucial part of the NHS's functioning.

The Department of Transportation has closed over 550 driving schools due to safety violations, following increased scrutiny on states issuing commercial driver's licenses to immigrants.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) issued a call at the Munich Security Conference for stronger coordination to protect and secure migrants.

Readers have responded to billionaire Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe’s remark that 'the UK is being colonised by immigrants,' stating that his words have sullied the club's reputation.

The legal status of 500,000 Cuban migrants released with I-220A documents between 2019 and 2023 is uncertain, as the document does not provide a path to legal status.

A new report reveals that up to 15,800 local law enforcement officers have been deputized to enforce immigration law, significantly expanding ICE's roundup surge capabilities.

Spain is pursuing a new path on immigration by implementing an amnesty program for undocumented immigrants, hoping to avoid public backlash.

Europe's largest migrant settlement in Borgo Mezzanone, Italy, provides the workforce for the region's tomato production, highlighting the informal economy sustained by trapped migrants.

A month after granting mass amnesty to undocumented immigrants, Spain is urging Brussels to take migrants off its hands, highlighting ongoing challenges with migration.

Articles detail the personal struggles of a Venezuelan deportee seeking return to the US, a new father deported to Bhutan, and the secret deportation of nine migrants to Cameroon, raising concerns about legal protections and the human impact of ICE actions.

Federal prosecutors have arraigned four individuals in New Jersey for allegedly operating a fake law firm and court proceedings to defraud immigrants, with a fifth suspect at large.

Protesters in Brampton are demanding permanent residency for two million temporary migrants whose visas are set to expire.

A U.S. federal judge has accused the Trump administration of 'terror' against immigrants and vacated a ruling that endorsed the administration's policy of mass detention.

Michael Carrick praised Manchester United's diversity following comments made by Ratcliffe regarding immigrants.

Four journalists, including AP freelancers, were detained in Cameroon while investigating reports that the Trump administration is deporting migrants to the country who originated elsewhere.

A progressive group reports a decrease in police killings during Trump's deportation push, contradicting predictions of increased violence in sanctuary cities. Meanwhile, a federal judge accuses the Trump administration of 'terror' against immigrants.

The Detroit police chief is moving to fire two officers accused of contacting Customs and Border Protection during traffic stops, a violation of department policy.

An Associated Press reporter and three other journalists were reportedly beaten and detained in Cameroon while covering secretive U.S. deportations of migrants.

A UN report describes the systematic abuse of migrants and refugees in Libya as a 'brutal and normalised reality' that has become business as usual.

Australia's Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is seeking advice from security agencies regarding the potential return of Australian women and children currently in Syria, who are seeking to re-enter the country.

Denmark’s employment minister, Kaare Dybvad Bek, advised the UK to make areas like Somerset take more migrants, emphasizing the need for centrist parties to address immigration effectively.

An Indian-American policy analyst offers insights into arranged marriages within immigrant communities, emphasizing that family dynamics extend beyond pleasing elders.

Greece faces a tragic dilemma regarding immigration, with particular challenges for those attempting to return home and finding themselves in limbo.

Billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, co-owner of Manchester United, has drawn criticism for stating that the UK has been 'colonised by immigrants' in an interview.

Migrant NGOs operating in the Mediterranean claim the Italian government's strategy is to exclude them from sea rescue operations for migrants heading to Italy and Europe.

A child of immigrants reflects on how winter shaped her life and expresses nostalgia as the season becomes increasingly unpredictable.

The Trump administration is reportedly holding underage pregnant migrants, some as young as 13, in a Texas shelter where abortion is outlawed, raising concerns from lawyers and advocates.

Man Utd owner Jim Ratcliffe has avoided sanctions from the FA after his controversial claim that the UK was 'colonised' by immigrants, though he was reminded of his responsibilities.

Kenneth Mohammed argues that Donald Trump's attacks on judges and weakening of global safeguards are eroding democracy, calling for someone to stand up to the US.

Congressional Democrats are expressing concerns that including a citizenship question on the 2030 census test could undermine its effectiveness and deter immigrants from participating.

A proposed rule by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) could lead to the eviction of nearly 80,000 people, including many U.S. citizen children, from their homes.

Spain is exploring solutions to the backlash against migrants in wealthy countries, potentially offering a new model for immigration policies.

We want to get a better picture of what medical care for immigrants in detention is like.

Harvard University's 'Immigrant Justice Lab' course, where students assist asylum seekers, is drawing criticism for allegedly prioritizing immigrants over American students.

Two men, identified as illegal immigrants, have been arrested on charges including forcible sexual offense and kidnapping following a violent home invasion.

January saw the deadliest month on record for migrants, with 699 deaths, largely driven by fatalities on the Central Mediterranean route. Rights groups highlight that many of these deaths were preventable.

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace introduces legislation to make non-citizens convicted of animal abuse deportable and inadmissible to the U.S.

An unreleased Liberal plan in Australia proposes a hardline immigration policy that would ban migrants from Gaza and Somalia.

Federal judges have issued orders to ICE, one to facilitate the return of a college student deported in error and another to allow clergy to provide communion to detained migrants.