The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

The US nursing workforce is shedding workers. About 100,000 nurses quit or retired during the pandemic, while another 800,000 have signaled an “intent to leave” by 2027. And yet, the country is failing to tap an available group of qualified health-care workers: immigrants. While there’s no single fix for the…

Exclusive: Probe is ongoing into an unlawful phone seizures by Home Office that secretly operated until late 2020

Mexico is flying migrants south away from the U.S. border and busing new arrivals away from its boundary with Guatemala to keep migrants from massing in its border cities

AUSTIN — Texas law enforcement officers would start enforcing immigration laws under a bill advanced by a Senate panel Thursday.

Backbenchers seeking meeting with Suella Braverman after prime minister sets new goal

‘I’m aware of the reports, but have not heard of any issues,’ truckers’ group says

Social media users shared a range of false claims this week

The problem for politicians answering a question about whether something – taxes, spending or in this case immigration – is too high is that, if they answer ‘yes’, the next question will inevitably follow: so what level should it be?

Eight-year-old Anadith Tanay Reyes Alvarez, from Panama, died on Wednesday, May 17, after suffering a 'medical emergency' while in Border Patrol custody in Harlingen, Texas

Home secretary’s proposal to cut work visas likely to exacerbate post-Brexit staff shortages in low-wage industries

Many religious traditions preach the need to care for strangers. But what happens when caring for the stranger comes into conflict with government policy?