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ICE Detains, Quickly Releases Texas Nun Walking to Church Drawing Sharp Criticism Over Enforcement Tactics

A Catholic nun's brief detention by ICE in Texas has ignited debate over US immigration policies, drawing attention from lawmakers and religious communities.

International Business Times UK

Fewer US companies are willing to hire foreign grads

American companies are increasingly hesitant to hire international talent and sponsor visas, a trend linked to President Trump's stricter immigration policies. A significant drop in recruiter willingness to hire foreign graduates and a surge in companies considering overseas hiring highlight this shift. These barriers are frustrating businesses that rely on…

The Economic Times

US Supreme Court to rule on Trump bid to limit birthright citizenship

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to decide on President Trump's executive order aiming to restrict birthright citizenship for children of immigrants not legally residing in the U.S. This policy, challenging the 14th Amendment's Citizenship Clause, could impact hundreds of thousands of newborns annually. The administration argues the clause requires…

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Spain's undocumented migrant amnesty scheme draws more than a million applicants

More than one million undocumented migrants in Spain have applied for legal status under a vast regularisation scheme launched in April that grants those eligible the right to live and work in the country. The window to apply for the programme closes Tuesday.

France 24

UK announces tougher rules to remove illegal migrants and foreign criminals

Britain is set to significantly boost its detention capacity for illegal immigrants by 40% over the next decade, aiming to remove over 45,000 foreign criminals and failed asylum seekers. This expansion, alongside a doubled enforcement budget and increased workforce, signals a robust crackdown. The government highlights a near decade-high in…

The Economic Times

Over 1 million migrants apply for Spain's mass regularisation, PM Pedro Sánchez says

Sánchez has long argued that immigrants are needed to sustain the economy, the welfare state and pensions amid Spain's ageing population and depopulation in rural regions.

Euronews

‘I was devastated’: the Nigerian with albinism deported under Trump’s asylum crackdown

Her two siblings both gained asylum before the Trump administration’s changes to immigration policy. But instead of being allowed to join them, she is being deported to Uganda

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South Africa deploys police for widespread protests by groups opposing illegal immigration

Thousands of demonstrators have gathered in parts of South Africa to rally against illegal immigration

The Independent UK

More than 1m migrants apply for legal status in Spain

PM champions more open immigration policies even as most of Europe cracks down

Bangkok Post

Five candidates running in Democratic primary for Minnesota's 5th Congressional District

Five candidates are running in the Democratic primary for Minnesota's 5th Congressional District on August 11. Incumbent Ilhan Omar (D), Julie Le (D), and Latonya Reeves (D) lead in media attention.

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Venezuelans continue search for survivors as earthquake death toll surpasses 1,700

Relief organizations say the first 72 hours after a natural disaster is the most crucial time period for rescues

The Independent UK

Grooming Gang Ringleader Set for Release, Protected from Deportation by Immigration Act Loophole

Shabir Ahmed, a notorious grooming gang leader, is set for release due to a legal loophole, sparking public outrage and calls for changes to UK deportation laws.

International Business Times UK

UK Settlement Costs Explained: Why Some Asylum Seekers Face a £13,000 Bill Before Applying

The UK government proposes reforms requiring asylum seekers to repay up to £13,000 for state support before applying for permanent settlement, sparking debate over financial burdens and integration challenges.

International Business Times UK

Tuesday briefing: Inside Shabana Mahmood’s new UK asylum reforms

In today’s newsletter: As the home secretary details reforms to the asylum system, a look at the challenges Labour faces – and what better story could be told about immigration

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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…

The Economic Times

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 Conversation

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.

The Economic Times

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…

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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 Independent 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

The Conversation

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.

International Business Times UK

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.

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