The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

Migration is dropping, but public concern is climbing. Why?

Net overseas migration is declining. It peaked in 2023, and as of mid-2026 it has dropped by 45%.

The Conversation · Jul 1

4 Ways the 'Big Beautiful Bill' Supercharged Trump's Immigration Crackdown

A look back on a year of immigration enforcement expansion funded by the OBBBA.

Reason · Jul 1

A nun and registered nurse was detained by ICE while walking to church in Texas. Then members of Congress stepped in on her behalf

The city is just a few miles away from the US-Mexico border.

We Got This Covered · Jul 1

New in Civitas: "Immigration Indoctrination: Story Time For the Fourth of July"

"Progressive attempts to highlight America's ills continue to backfire tremendously."

Reason · Jul 1

As the World Cup grows more global, many fans still struggle to get there

FIFA has spent decades expanding the World Cup to include more countries from Africa, Asia and the Middle East

The Independent UK · Jul 1

US cooking oil market shrinking due to Ice pressures on Latino households, Mazola owner says

Economic squeeze and anti-immigration raids have hit Hispanic communities, prompting people to shop online and reuse oil

The Guardian - UK · Jul 1

New Zealand urges international students to apply for visas at least three months before travel

New Zealand is urging international students to apply for visas at least three months ahead of their travel plans due to a 20% surge in applications and extended processing for complex cases. Students submitting late may miss their July intake. Immigration New Zealand emphasizes complete applications and advises those awaiting…

The Economic Times · Jul 1

South Africa protesters confront migrant homes during nationwide marches

Protesters stopped outside buildings believed to house undocumented migrants and urged residents to leave as thousands marched across South Africa on Tuesday, the deadline set by anti-immigration groups for foreigners without papers to leave the country.

Radio France Internationale · Jul 1

Chuck Schumer Says Supreme Court Reaffirmed Birthright Citizenship: 'If You Are Born in America, You Belong in America'

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said the Supreme Court has reinforced the constitutional principle of birthright citizenship, arguing that anyone born on U.S. soil is an American citizen despite renewed political debate over immigration policy.

Benzinga · Jul 1

Voices: From the NHS to holidays: Have your say on the five Brexit questions still dividing Britain

THE BREXIT DEBATES: Ten years after Britain voted to leave the EU, the arguments show no sign of ending. From the economy and the NHS to immigration and holidays abroad, we've asked experts from across the political spectrum to debate Brexit's biggest unanswered questions – and now it's your turn…

The Independent UK · Jul 1