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The shift is possibly linked to changes in U.S. immigration policies and increased Mexican enforcement efforts.

Court documents show then immigration minister wrote to Home Office after Dana Abu Qamar’s remarks about 7 October at university demonstration

Ratio of refused visitor visas to approved ones was higher in recent months than any point since height of the pandemic

Exclusive: former immigration minister raised threshold for ministerial reconsideration of character cancellations

Black African immigration to the U.S. has exploded over the past few decades. Today, there are about 2 million Black African immigrants – up from 184,000 in 1990. Black African immigrants now make up 42% of the country’s foreign-born Black population, just behind Caribbean immigrants.

Exclusive: End focus on deportations and use language of ‘compassion and humanity’, says Refugee Council

Along the edge of a peaceful lake in the southern US state of Georgia, a pile of sneakers forms a makeshift memorial to Laken Riley, a nursing student who was murdered nearby while out on a morning jog.

Republican candidate Donald Trump has vowed to conduct the "largest deportation operation" in American history should he win the elections

Labor Day is the right time to remember that we can make workers vastly better off by empowering more of them to vote with their feet, both within countries and through international migration.

Outlining her plans to ‘rewire the whole system’, the Tory leadership contender lashed out at Home Office staff who she claimed were ineffective at managing Britain’s borders because ‘it’s not what they came in to do’

Kemi Badenoch and James Cleverly both reject idea of leaving European Court of Human Rights to revive Rwanda plan