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The IndependentThe Independent reported that Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will amend the Immigration and Asylum Bill to remove legal protections preventing deportation of certain serious criminals. The change targets a 1971 Act loophole after Ahmed's July 2 release.
theblaze.comFederal authorities removed Tou Lue Vang following a state pardon that nullified the conviction used to support his deportation order. The Minnesota Board of Pardons, chaired by Governor Tim Walz, acted unanimously citing family impact.
ndtv.comIvo Vieira Silva, known as 18 Karat, was removed from Germany on Wednesday after serving roughly four years of a six-year drug sentence. Courts rejected his appeal on public order grounds and upheld the expulsion.
washingtonpost.comThe Department of Homeland Security published names and photos of 124 Nigerians on a criminal register. The list forms part of broader immigration enforcement actions that began earlier this year.
ABC NewsThe Iranian American Legal Defense Fund filed suit Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Washington alleging federal agencies disclosed confidential asylum information to Iranian officials. The complaint names the Departments of Homeland Security and State plus two cabinet secretarie…
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.
uctoday.comThe Oversight Project presented a multipoint plan after the Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship. The plan calls for expanded deportations, hospital enforcement, and restrictions on birth tourism.
abcnews.go.comThe U.S. Supreme Court ruled last Thursday that the Trump administration can terminate Temporary Protected Status for more than 330,000 Haitians and 6,100 Syrians. The decision removes work authorization and deportation protection for holders in states including Florida and New Y…
GB NewsThe government will give no weight to private or family life established without legal status when considering deportation. GB News reported the policy alongside Home Office estimates of 11,700 extra appeal refusals.
abcnews.go.comTwin magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. More than 100 people from a U.S. deportation flight hours earlier are missing after the Hotel Santuario La Llanada collapsed in La Guaira.
france24.comA member of Congress called for continued deportation relief covering approximately 350,000 Haitian nationals. The request comes as an existing temporary protection program faces an upcoming expiration date.
cicnews.comKevin Foster said the pilot of a small migrant boat should leave the country as soon as possible after serving a UK sentence. He suggested the man could complete part of his term in a Tajikistan prison instead.
Federal immigration courts have accelerated removal proceedings for unaccompanied minors and removed judges who did not meet new case-completion targets. The changes follow directives issued after President Trump returned to office in 2025.
pbs.orgTuan Phan, 44, left Juba International Airport for Vietnam on Friday after more than a year in detention. South Sudan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the departure.
nbcnews.comA 44-year-old Vietnamese man sent to South Sudan under a U.S. third-country deportation program returned to Vietnam on Friday after more than a year in detention. South Sudan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the repatriation at a press briefing.
Washington ExaminerThe total more than doubled from January 2025. Nearly 900,000 people have been removed on government planes since January 20, 2025.
winnipegfreepress.comJamaican officials are negotiating with the United States to accept deported migrants on a temporary basis. The arrangement would apply to individuals who may have no prior connection to Jamaica.
nbcnews.comArelys Barahona-Martinez was detained June 10 under a deportation order issued more than 20 years ago. Her husband, a 20-year U.S. Army and Texas National Guard veteran, is seeking her release.
abcnews.go.comArelys Barahona-Martinez, 40, was arrested June 10 at an ICE office in Dallas and is now held at the Diamondback Correctional Facility in Oklahoma. Her husband, retired Staff Sgt. Wilmer Trujillo, is urging her release.
france24.comThe Trump administration removed at least one Iranian woman seeking asylum to the Central African Republic, a country under a State Department travel advisory. Immigration lawyers and advocacy groups reported the action and raised concerns about due process and safety.
dutchnews.nlThe agreement aims to raise the enforcement rate of deportation orders, which stood at 27 percent last year and 24 percent the year before. Critics question the fairness of proposed return hubs and deals with third countries.
france24.comThe United States deported one Iranian pro-democracy activist to Central African Republic on a flight that departed Louisiana on Thursday night. Her lawyer described the move as dangerous because the activist has no ties to the country.
freepressjournal.inA US deportation flight left Louisiana on Thursday and stopped in Ghana on Friday before continuing to the Central African Republic. The plane carried nationals from Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey and Georgia, including people granted withholding of removal.
foxnews.comAllAfrica reported that 77 percent of the removals occurred after 2022. Data also showed 41 charter flights carried 578 deportees.
france24.comThe Trump administration is preparing to send nearly two dozen migrants, including at least two Iranian women, to the Central African Republic on Thursday. The flight would also include people from Afghanistan and Syria.
asiaone.comLawyers said nearly two dozen people, including women who fled Iran, are scheduled for removal to a country under a U.S. government travel advisory. The destination has been designated a place where officials advise against all travel for any reason.
Al JazeeraHundreds arrive daily at the Hakimpur border crossing while authorities verify citizenship and record biometrics. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari says 4,800 have already been sent back and 836 remain in detention.
nbcnews.comLawmakers are scheduled to hold hearings today examining the administration's use of funds for immigration enforcement and large-scale removal operations. The sessions focus on budget allocations and program implementation.
NprThe European Union reached a provisional agreement to overhaul its migration policy. The deal allows member states to establish return hubs outside the bloc and speeds up removal of people without legal right to stay.
France 24The European Union reached agreement on Monday on rules permitting member states to send rejected asylum seekers and other migrants ordered to leave to return hubs outside the bloc. The measure still requires formal approval by EU governments and the European Parliament.
The number of immigration detainees transferred five or more times rose more than threefold from the final year of the prior administration to the first year of the current term. Rapid out-of-state transfers within 24 hours more than doubled, according to ICE data analyzed by the…
Le MondeU.S. authorities removed 18,453 third-country nationals between January 29, 2025, and March 9, 2026. Mexico received 70 percent of those deportees.
japantimes.co.jpGovernment data show more than 21,000 deportations to nations the State Department listed as unsafe between the January inauguration and mid-March. The deportations included flights to Iran shortly before U.S. and Israeli airstrikes began.
citizen.co.zaThe U.S. Justice Department has expanded its work to locate users posting anonymously about deportation operations. The effort focuses on accounts that criticize government removal activities on social media platforms.
motherjones.comImmigration courts are holding combined hearings for groups of 100 or more people. The practice aims to reduce a backlog of more than 3 million cases. Officials have set a target of deporting 1 million people in 2026 and 2027.
NprImmigration courts have begun grouping 100 or more cases into single master calendar hearings in Chicago, Boston, Chelmsford, Mass., and soon Dallas. The change affects people whose original hearings were set for 2027 through 2029.
State authorities received orders to establish holding centers for apprehended foreigners awaiting deportation. The directive follows the ruling party's recent state election victory.
New York PostFederal immigration authorities stated they are moving to remove the woman convicted of theft offenses after her visa expired. She remains under electronic monitoring while her appeal proceeds.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewA federal judge dismissed criminal charges against a man deported to El Salvador last year. The dismissal follows a determination that the deportation was wrongful.
BloombergA federal judge in Tennessee dismissed criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ruling the prosecution was vindictive. The case followed his deportation to El Salvador and subsequent return to face trial.
Washington ExaminerThe Department of Justice swore in 82 new immigration judges this week, the largest class in the agency's history. The hires follow the removal of more than 100 judges over the past year and come as the administration works to reduce a backlog of 3.5 million pending cases.
nbcnews.comThe Justice Department this week added 77 permanent and 5 temporary immigration judges, the largest class in department history. Officials said the hires bring the total number of immigration judges closer to 700 after earlier reductions.
winnipegfreepress.comA chartered flight carrying nine West African migrants landed in Freetown on Wednesday. Sierra Leone agreed to accept up to 300 deportees annually from the United States.
en.antaranews.comA chartered flight carried 24 men from Dublin to Islamabad as part of Ireland's deportation program. A government-appointed monitor reviewed the operation and noted issues with the meal service.
The IndependentForty-six nations approved a non-binding political declaration on Friday that outlines new approaches to handling irregular migration under the European Convention on Human Rights. The agreement addresses the use of deportation centers in third countries and affirms states' right…
The IndependentFifteen Latin American nationals deported from the United States to Congo under the current administration's third-country deportation policy are confined to a hotel in Kinshasa as their visas near expiration. One Colombian woman described being sent there despite a U.S. judge's…
The IndependentA Human Rights Watch report documented 245 ICE removal flights in April, a monthly record since tracking began in 2020. One flight to Poland and Moldova stopped in four additional countries and lasted 51 hours with deportees kept in physical restraints throughout. The agency more…
hrw.orgPresident Trump announced plans eight days after his 2025 inauguration to convert the U.S. military base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, into a detention center for 30,000 people facing deportation. Federal documents obtained by CBS News show the facility held just six detainees on May…
pakistantoday.com.pkA woman convicted in 2020 of distributing extremist material and jailed for two years has been allowed to remain in the UK after an immigration court ruled she faced a severe risk of torture if returned to Algeria. The Upper Tribunal dismissed an appeal by the Home Office against…
screenrant.comKevin González, an 18-year-old American diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer, has reunited with his parents in Mexico. The parents were detained and deported while trying to return to the U.S. to see him. CNN reported the reunion on May 10, 2026.
bbc.co.ukSae Joon Park, a 56-year-old Army veteran who received a Purple Heart for injuries sustained in Operation Just Cause in Panama in 1989, self-deported to South Korea in June 2025 after immigration officials threatened to detain him. Park had been granted deferred action on a prior…
The Washington PostA woman who fled Togo after undergoing genital mutilation was deported by U.S. officials to Ghana. Ghanaian authorities subsequently returned her to Togo. A federal judge had previously ruled that she should not be sent back to Togo.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewIsraeli authorities will release Brazilian activist Thiago Avila and Palestinian-Spanish activist Saif Abu Keshek from jail on Saturday and transfer them to immigration officials for deportation. The pair were detained after the Israeli Navy intercepted their boats near Crete on…
theyeshivaworld.comA report by Human Rights First and Refugees International found the Trump administration has sent more than 17,400 immigrants to at least 21 countries with which they have no ties since taking office. The agreements include payments totaling more than $44 million to nations inclu…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewA Columbia University student previously detained by ICE in connection with campus protests over Palestine now faces reinstated deportation proceedings under the Trump administration. The development was reported by Al Jazeera on May 7, 2026. The student had been held by immigrat…
Abc NewsThe court unanimously rejected the man's challenge to a deportation order issued last year. The Iranian national, convicted of murdering his wife, had argued that the move to Nauru was unlawful and punitive. Australia reached a deal last year to resettle certain noncitizens on th…
hiphopwired.comOfficials deported Sneako and cancelled his visa, resulting in a lifetime ban from the country. The action followed media scrutiny and a petition that collected nearly 10,000 signatures. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke stated the country benefits from the absence.
Seven judges unanimously dismissed TCXM's appeal against a deportation order issued last year, clearing the way for his transfer to Nauru under a 30-year visa. The ruling follows a 2023 High Court decision that led to the release of more than 350 people from indefinite detention,…
winnipegfreepress.comRenewal processing times for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program have increased dramatically, leaving some beneficiaries without work authorization or protection from deportation. Personal accounts highlight the impacts, including job losses and heightened fears. O…
DeltaWomen NGO / Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 3.0)Thousands of migrants in Mauritania, dependent on street work for survival, have been detained in poor conditions and deported to remote borders. The actions form part of an EU-supported initiative to curb Atlantic migration routes to Europe. Al Jazeera reported on the developmen…