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UK asylum seekers face £10,000 charge before they can apply to settle

Britain is proposing asylum seekers repay around £10,000 for accommodation and support before settlement eligibility. This move aims to deter illegal migration and reduce taxpayer burden, with adults able to afford the charge facing repayment. Children are exempt, and safeguards will prevent destitution. The policy arrives amid political debate on…

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Anti-migrant politics spark resurgence of racism, say some Britons of colour

Recent incidents of violence and protests have heightened racial tensions in Britain, leading some ethnic minorities to feel increasingly unsafe. While rare, these events are being amplified by right-wing groups, tapping into concerns about national identity and immigration. Attitudes towards immigration have hardened, with reports of rising racist incidents across…

The Economic Times

Australia was built on migration, but it’s long been a love-hate relationship

The history of immigration policy in Australia is full of yes-no contradictions: fear jostling with hope, exclusion with openness.

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Venezuelans search more earthquake ruins as attention turns to humanitarian crisis

Venezuelans are desperately searching for survivors after powerful earthquakes, with hopes fading as days pass. The cash-strapped government faces immense pressure to manage the humanitarian crisis, providing aid and shelter to thousands left homeless. Despite government efforts to showcase recovery, questions linger about the true extent of damage and the…

The Economic Times

Asylum seekers to pay £10,000 towards living costs under new UK law

Means-tested scheme included in immigration and asylum bill condemned by charities for placing tax on refugees

The Guardian - UK

Stephen Miller left ‘blindsided’ by Trump’s pick to lead his deportation efforts: report

Over the weekend, Trump announced Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma state trooper, would be the next ICE director

The Independent UK

Trump bought up to $5M of stock in Taser company right before $220M ICE bid

Police technology manufacturer stands to benefit from administration’s plans to massively expand immigration enforcement

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Canada gave Ukrainians safety, but building a future was harder

The Canadian response to Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s large-scale invasion has been praised as one of the country’s most generous humanitarian responses in recent history. Through the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel program, known as CUAET, nearly 300,000 Ukrainians came to Canada with temporary permission to live, work and study.

The Conversation

Shattered dreams on Canada Day: Broken immigration promises are based on false narratives

With Canada Day almost upon us, some new Canadians will celebrate in nationwide citizenship ceremonies — but countless migrants are facing the reality that they may never reach that milestone.

The Conversation

Subpoenas, Stalking, and Hotel Raids: How Trump's Homeland Security Is Targeting Citizens Who Speak Out

Federal agents have confronted New Yorkers at home, in hotels and even at polling stations after they criticised Donald Trump's immigration agenda, raising fears of a broader clampdown on dissent.

International Business Times UK

Deported, Then Back Again: Thousands of Previously Deported Migrants Made Their Way Back Into Britain

Thousands of previously deported migrants returned to the UK between 2021 and 2025, raising fresh questions over border security, deportation costs and immigration enforcement.

International Business Times UK

Supreme Court Asylum Ruling Raises Fears Miami Could Lose Nearly 300,000 Workers

A Supreme Court decision allowing the Trump administration to revive a restrictive asylum policy at the U.S.-Mexico border is intensifying fears in South Florida that a broader immigration crackdown could hit one of the region's most vulnerable economic pillars: its immigrant workforce.

Latin Times

Nearly 20,000 Foreign Criminals Remain in Britain as Deportation Backlog Reaches Record High

Nearly 20,000 foreign offenders remain in Britain due to a clogged deportation process, with human rights appeals often favouring criminals. New reforms aim to address these issues.

International Business Times UK

Thousands of foreign nationals leave South Africa ahead of June 30 'deadline'

Thousands of people have fled South Africa in recent weeks ahead of a June 30 "deadline" for foreign nationals to leave the country announced by anti-immigrant groups. We spoke to Congolese refugees in KwaZulu-Natal province who were forced to leave their homes and livelihoods after anti-immigrant protests erupted in violence.

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Salon

Delaney Hall and the new ICE playbook

Detainees ended a hunger and labor strike shortly after ICE updated its detention standards

International Business Times UK

Orphaned Migrant Facing Trump Expulsion Still Loves America For Its 'Freedom' Despite Being Locked Up By ICE

A Honduran student in Louisiana was detained by ICE days before graduation, sparking community outrage and highlighting immigration policy challenges under the Trump administration.

The Economic Times

Thousands of US immigrants got scammed by an attorney exploiting humanitarian visas, lawsuits say

A Washington attorney, Alexandra Lozano, is accused of fabricating abuse and trafficking claims for tens of thousands of immigrants seeking legal status. Her firm allegedly created fake stories, drained clients' finances, and left them facing deportation. Lozano surrendered her law license amid lawsuits and investigations, with her firm now closed.…

The Independent UK

Could Trump’s Supreme Court battle rewrite what it means to be American?

The decision could reshape more than 150 years of legal precedent and determine whether children born on U.S. soil automatically become American citizens

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The Independent UK

Shabana Mahmood plans to replace judges with the public for asylum appeals

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Local Officials Vow To Shield the Public from Virginia's Authoritarian New Gun Laws

A new chapter in the never-ending battle between centralized power and local control.

The Economic Times

Canada: Ontario restructures immigration program to fill in-demand jobs

Ontario has revamped its immigration program, consolidating eight streams into four to better align with labour market demands and address workforce shortages. The new Ontario Workforce Priority stream prioritizes foreign workers with job offers, specific skills, and Ontario experience. This modernization aims to simplify applications, strengthen eligibility, and allow more…

The Independent UK

Families say they were exploited in an alleged immigration fraud scheme by Washington attorney

An attorney in Washington state promised “miracles” to tens of thousands of immigrants seeking legal status

The National (Scotland)

Public to be trained to decide asylum appeals instead of immigration judges

Members of the public will be trained to decide asylum appeals instead of immigration judges under reforms to speed up outcomes

The Economic Times

New Zealand to end at-home Occupational English Test for immigration applications from July 13

New Zealand immigration will no longer accept at-home Occupational English Test (OET) results from July 13, 2026. Applicants must now complete the entire OET in person at supervised centres to ensure fairness and protect the system's integrity. Existing at-home scores taken before the deadline remain valid. This change specifically targets…

Evening Standard

Public to decide asylum cases as Mahmood pledges to speed up decisions

The Home Secretary will set out plans for a new independent body made up of people from a range of backgrounds with training similar to magistrates.

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