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Nbc NewsAn Afghan national who had fought alongside U.S. forces died from an allergic reaction while in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody. The death occurred one day after his arrest for deportation proceedings.
archdaily.comThe government is examining options to amend 1971 immigration rules blocking removal of Shabir Ahmed, 73, who was released last week after serving 14 years. Minister Alex Norris told MPs all options remain under review.
theverge.comGB News reported a criminal operation ferrying expelled Albanian prisoners from the Netherlands to ports near Dover on high-end vessels. The service charges £15,500 per passenger and advertises on TikTok. Official data shows 4,614 deported individuals have re-entered Britain in f…
abcnews.go.comA federal judge in Ohio issued a preliminary injunction requiring U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to resume processing certain immigration benefit applications that had been paused under policies tied to countries covered by travel restrictions. The order applies to pla…
CalMattersThe private prison operator completed the sale of the Otay Mesa and California City facilities on July 2. CoreCivic will continue operating both sites under existing ICE contracts.
Al JazeeraNigeria's foreign minister said the safety of Nigerian nationals in South Africa shows no sign of improvement after two deaths during recent protests. The statement followed weeks of demonstrations against undocumented migrants.
Fox NewsFederal authorities conducted arrests of illegal immigrants with prior convictions for murder, burglary, and child sex crimes across the United States during the Independence Day weekend. The Department of Homeland Security announced the operations on Monday.
thenarwhal.caThe Conservative Party has drafted legislation to allow deportation of a man convicted of multiple sexual offenses. The proposal targets a legal barrier in the 1971 Immigration Act that currently prevents removal of certain Commonwealth citizens.
upi.comNpr reported that policy changes since President Trump returned to office have increased interviews and visa restrictions for spouses of U.S. citizens. About 343,000 people received green cards through spouses in 2024. A federal judge ruled one visa pause unlawful.
winnipegfreepress.comIndonesia deported 92 Chinese nationals on July 5 and imposed lifetime entry bans after their May arrests in a suspected online fraud syndicate. The operation followed a formal request from the Chinese government, which covered all costs and provided escorts. South China Morning…
ABC NewsThe Trump administration will open a 528-bed holding center for migrant families and unaccompanied children next to Alexandria International Airport in Louisiana. The site is intended to serve as a short-term staging area before deportation flights.
forexlive.comA Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas working paper found that each 1% increase in unauthorized workers relative to a local labor force was associated with a 2.2% rise in home prices and a 1.4% increase in rents. The study covered the period from March 2021 to March 2024.
abcnews.go.comThe ruling permits the Department of Homeland Security to terminate temporary protected status. Florida Rep. Carlos Giménez called the move a mistake given conditions in Haiti.
activistpost.comTwo members of Congress who arrived in the United States as children appeared on Face the Nation on July 5, 2026. They described their families' reasons for immigrating and identified three areas for potential quick bipartisan action on immigration.
cnbc.comThe House speaker stated that birthright tourism has devalued the 14th Amendment and called for legislation or a constitutional amendment. President Trump urged Congress to act after the Supreme Court declined to rule on an executive order limiting birthright citizenship.
focustaiwan.twPope Leo XIV delivered a Liberty Medal acceptance speech and sent a letter to Americans. He praised the ideals of the Declaration of Independence and urged commitment to welcoming immigrants.
Japan TimesTokyo and Osaka police on July 5 issued arrest warrants for three people, including Hu Shi, over alleged immigration control law breaches involving a residence card. Hu, initially arrested last month, is believed to be second-in-command of a U.S.-sanctioned fraud organization.
news.sky.comRobert Jenrick said Reform UK would do whatever it takes to remove Shabir Ahmed to Pakistan. The comments came during a July 5 interview on GB News after Ahmed's recent prison release.
catholicnewsagency.comSister Leticia Ugboaja was held June 28 while walking to Mass in McAllen. Congressional intervention led to her release hours later, diocese officials said.
pakistantoday.com.pkShabir Ahmed, 73, was freed this week after serving 14 years for 30 child rape offences. Pakistan disputes his claim of renouncing citizenship and will not accept his return.
theconversation.comA new film connects a historical injustice against foreign nationals with present-day treatment of asylum-seekers. The August release coincides with new government immigration rules.
abcnews.go.comA naturalization ceremony took place at George Washington's Mount Vernon estate on July Fourth. One hundred fifty people from 50 countries were sworn in as U.S. citizens during the event marking America's 250th birthday.
New York PostLaura Pinho, 51, wed Salem S.E. Abu Amra in a virtual Utah ceremony. Federal officials said they will examine the case after her webinar comments on equalizing opportunities.
zerohedge.com@zerohedge reported that Mohammed Yaseen, 35, was sentenced at Winchester Crown Court after arriving on a small boat in December 2025. He had prior German convictions for ISIS membership and gave false details on interception.
foxnews.comA Trinidad-born Virginia business owner who became a U.S. citizen after a nine-year process described birth tourism and illegal immigration as unfair to those who follow legal requirements. He recounted his own arrival in 2006 and the documentation he provided before gaining citi…
winnipegfreepress.comTrooper Michael E. Pahira Jr. died at age 44 after a second truck struck his parked patrol car during a traffic stop inspection. The driver, Michael Bon, faces multiple charges including homicide by vehicle.
abcnews.go.comThe U.S. Supreme Court last week upheld citizenship for nearly all people born in the United States. The decision rejected limits proposed through executive order and also addressed asylum procedures at the southern border.
abcnews.go.comPope Leo XIV and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani each issued statements on July 3, 2026, marking the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence. Both speakers highlighted immigration and founding principles without naming President Trump.
Washington ExaminerMayor Zohran Mamdani addressed eight recently naturalized citizens on Friday in a speech focused on immigration and American ideals. He criticized wealth concentration and immigration enforcement while highlighting immigrant contributions to New York City.
abcnews.go.comJohana Pineda and her 7-year-old son survived a hotel collapse near Caracas that killed her husband Richard Pereira one week after U.S. immigration authorities deported the family from Nashville.
abcnews.go.comA fourth U.S. appeals court has ruled against the Trump administration's mandatory detention of people who entered the country illegally. Four courts have now rejected the policy while two have upheld it. The Supreme Court may consider the issue next.
Washington ExaminerZohran Mamdani spoke for nearly 15 minutes from behind George Washington's desk at City Hall on July 3, 2026. He was flanked by 10 recently naturalized citizens and contrasted his remarks with President Trump's planned Mount Rushmore address.
Polish and Italian nationals were arrested following a small boat landing in Holland-on-Sea on July 1. The six migrants were detained and the suspects face court today.
nypost.comThousands completed naturalization ceremonies in June ahead of the country's semiquincentennial. The process now includes longer waits, a tougher civics test, and proposed fee increases to $1,280 online.
forbes.comU.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services approved 273,026 continuing-employment H-1B petitions in the first nine months of fiscal year 2026. The total is on pace to exceed the prior year's record of 291,542 approvals.
news.google.comAllAfrica reported that thousands of immigrants moved from the Musina showgrounds to the Proefplaas Farm centre 20 km outside town. The new site offers shelter and basic services while food shortages and lack of bathing facilities persist. Government ministers inspected operation…
The GuardianThe mayor spoke at City Hall on the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence, emphasizing immigrant contributions and criticizing policies that target asylum seekers. The address came hours before President Trump was scheduled to speak in South Dakota.
The ride-hailing company submitted fewer applications than the prior year while listing base salaries up to $410,000 for senior engineering roles. Insider reported the data from U.S. Department of Labor filings covering the period through March 31.
abcnews.go.comA nun was detained by immigration agents in McAllen, Texas, while walking to mass. She was released the same day, prompting statements from local representatives and the diocese.
tokyoweekender.comThe government will increase fees for foreign nationals applying to change or renew residence status and for permanent residency from October 1. The changes follow an amended immigration law enacted in May that raised the statutory ceiling on such fees.
newrepublic.comThe U.S. Supreme Court on June 25 issued a 6-3 decision permitting the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian nationals. The ruling also extends to Syrian nationals and affects work authorizations for roughly 330,000 Haitians set to expire July 10.
Federal agents took Carlos Antonio Lloga Dominguez, his wife and son into custody after the State Department ended their legal status. The three remain in federal custody pending removal from the United States.
Fox NewsFlorida's State Board of Education approved a policy Tuesday that blocks illegal immigrants from enrolling in the state's 28 public colleges and adult education programs. The measure drew opposition from students and one board member during public comment.
news.sky.comShabir Ahmed, 73, will leave prison after serving a 19-year sentence for rapes and sexual offences against girls. He cannot be deported to Pakistan under the Immigration Act 1971 despite losing British citizenship.
Nbc NewsImmigration and Customs Enforcement conducted more than 10,000 arrests nationwide from Friday to Tuesday. Officials described the five-day total as a sharp increase in enforcement activity.
Fox NewsThe Supreme Court rejected President Trump's executive order restricting birthright citizenship in a 6-3 decision. Justice Kavanaugh's concurrence outlined how Congress could amend federal law to limit citizenship for children of parents in the country illegally or temporarily.
channel4.comA man previously convicted in Germany for ISIS membership crossed to Britain on a small boat and was later sentenced to two years in prison. He had attended executions and floggings in Iraq and lied about his identity upon arrival.
abcnews.go.comThe Florida board of education voted Tuesday to restrict enrollment at the state's 28 public colleges and universities to U.S. citizens and lawfully present individuals. The decision follows last year's removal of in-state tuition discounts for some immigrant students.
nbcnews.comRep. Mike Lawler and Rep. Jamie Raskin exchanged accusations during a Tuesday hearing on sanctuary policies. Jessica Gorman testified about the murder of her daughter Sheridan Gorman by an illegal immigrant.
winnipegfreepress.comImmigration and Customs Enforcement doubled daily arrest numbers through routine operations. The shift moved enforcement from large urban actions to suburban and semi-rural areas.
ndtv.comHome values in New Zealand dropped 0.2 percent in June, reaching their lowest level since July 2023. Foreign buyers must invest at least five million New Zealand dollars over three years to qualify for residency and property ownership.
news.sky.comShabir Ahmed, 73, left prison on or before July 2 after serving part of a 19-year sentence for rapes and other sexual offences. He cannot be deported due to protections in the Immigration Act 1971.
abcnews.go.comThe ruling affects more than 330,000 Haitians and 4,000 Syrians. Employment authorization documents for recipients will expire July 10.
The IndependentThe Independent reported that Twana Jamal, sentenced to five years in France in 2016 for people smuggling, was discovered by the BBC living in Leicestershire. A poll showed 62 percent of Britons believe immigration has worsened since Brexit.
Immigration arrests rose sharply in the past week. Officials doubled daily arrest numbers without large publicized operations.
news.sky.comBBC News reported that Twana Jamal, sentenced in France in 2016, is working illegally in Blaby while using a false name. Law enforcement officials said 15 other convicted smugglers live in the UK under false identities. The Home Office described mandatory security checks for all…
Fox NewsTwo Republican lawmakers have drafted separate measures targeting birth tourism after a Supreme Court decision upheld birthright citizenship. The proposals would restrict citizenship for children born to women on tourist visas and bar pregnant foreign nationals from entering the…
Al JazeeraThe court required statutory procedures for removing a Federal Reserve member and ruled that Congress holds authority over reciprocal tariffs. It also expanded presidential removal power over some agency heads and rejected a challenge to birthright citizenship.
abcnews.go.comThe Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship. The Trump administration will tighten visa screening and enforcement to reduce births by tourists and temporary visitors. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche outlined the focus on July 1.
Fox NewsState officials pardoned a Laos national previously convicted of sexually assaulting a child, clearing his record shortly before a scheduled deportation. Federal authorities had detained the individual last year during enforcement operations in Minnesota.