The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

‘You seem to welcome immigrants who look like you’: Debate gets heated over immigration. Then, the Democrat candidate makes a serious accusation

He accused the Republicans of double standards

We Got This Covered · Oct 1

ICE raids leave US citizens carrying their birth certificates: ‘We are from America’

IN FOCUS: The aggressive immigration operation of President Donald Trump’s second term has ensnared increasing numbers of Americans. Some of those caught in its dragnet tell Rhian Lubin how the experience has changed their lives forever

The Independent UK · Oct 1

US raises select immigration fees for FY 2027, new charges from October 16

US Citizenship and Immigration Services plans to increase certain immigration application fees starting October 16, 2026. The new fees reflect inflation adjustments over the year to July 2026, as mandated by H.R. 1. Specific forms like the asylum application and employment authorization will see incremental increases. Notably, fees for the…

The Economic Times · Oct 1

Japan's Sanae Takaichi announces new tightened measures for foreigners seeking permanent residency

The measures come as the country’s conservative leader Sanae Takaichi looks to deliver on election promises, which were spearheaded by vast immigration reforms, in her historic supermajority election victory in February.

Euronews · Oct 1

Steve Hilton, Xavier Becerra clash in testy California governor’s race debate

The candidates running to replace Gavin Newsom sparred over taxes, immigration and regulating AI

The Guardian - US · Oct 1

Judge keeps Venezuelan delivery driver shot by ICE in custody for alleged assault

A Venezuelan delivery driver shot by an ICE agent in Texas has been ordered to remain jailed on charges of assaulting an officer

The Independent UK · Sep 30

Texas schools reported losing 14,200 immigrant kids last year. The true number is likely higher.

The actual enrollment loss amid increased deportation efforts is much higher as the federal definition that identifies immigrant students is limited, experts said.

The Texas Tribune · Sep 30

Human rights groups ask UN panel to help end ICE's effort to hide locations of detainees

Human rights advocates have asked a United Nations panel to intervene in a new U.S. government practice that they say amounts to the “enforced disappearance” of noncitizens

The Independent UK · Sep 30

Protesters against illegal immigration in South Africa call for more deportations

Hundreds of people have held a demonstration against illegal immigration in the South African city of Durban

The Independent UK · Sep 30

How Regulation, Immigration Policy, and Tariffs Made Your BLT More Expensive

A BLT looks simple, but bacon rules, lettuce labor shortages, and tomato tariffs show how government meddling can make even lunch more expensive.

Reason · Sep 30