Surveillance footage reveals Border Patrol agents left a nearly blind Burmese refugee at a closed coffee shop in freezing temperatures. He was found dead days later, sparking calls for an independent investigation.
A nearly blind refugee from Bangladesh was discovered deceased after U.S. Border Patrol agents left him at a Tim Hortons in Buffalo, New York, sparking an investigation into the incident.
Curtis Wright, a Canadian permanent U.S. resident, has been held for months in a Texas ICE detention center, suffering from contaminated water and poor conditions while awaiting a delayed court hearing.
A Federal Court judge overturned a decision to revoke a Pakistani man's refugee status, citing failure to consider key evidence about his returns to Pakistan for family events.
Police investigate the death of a nearly blind Myanmar refugee whose body was discovered days after U.S. Border Patrol agents released him at a Buffalo Tim Hortons.
A new Parliamentary Budget Office report projects Canada's non-permanent resident population will decline from 7.6% to under 5% by 2027, with significant reductions in international student arrivals.
Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab faces criticism for being absent and clueless on Canada's immigration issues, as discussed by political commentators.
A car chase by ICE agents in Newark, New Jersey, led to a multi-vehicle accident involving children. Mayor Ras Baraka condemns the pursuit as reckless and dangerous.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, whose mistaken deportation sparked national debate, argues in federal court that his human smuggling prosecution is vindictive retaliation by Trump administration officials.
Germany has deported 20 Afghan nationals back to Afghanistan following a contentious agreement with the Taliban. This move raises significant human rights concerns and marks a shift in European migration policy.
A United Nations agency reports that almost 8,000 people died on migration routes globally in 2025, but cautions the true number is probably much higher due to underreporting.
A Canadian man detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement reveals he believed agents solely pursued criminals and murderers, highlighting misconceptions about immigration enforcement priorities.
A nearly blind Rohingya refugee was found dead after Border Patrol agents left him miles from home in freezing Buffalo weather, sparking investigation and outrage.
A federal judge has declared a Trump administration policy allowing deportation to third countries without proper notice as unlawful, citing due process violations. The ruling is paused for 15 days pending appeal.
Swedish Migration Minister Johan Forssell has announced a significant policy shift to ramp up deportations of immigrants convicted of crimes, marking a stricter stance on immigration enforcement.
Bill C-3, known as the 'Lost Canadians Act,' removes the first-generation limit on citizenship, potentially granting millions of Franco-American descendants proof of Canadian citizenship following a 2023 court ruling.
Dr. Michael Antil, a U.S. physician serving over 2,100 patients in Toronto, has advanced in his application for Canadian permanent residency, highlighting healthcare workforce integration.
Terence Corcoran examines Canada's immigration challenges, including 55-year wait times and shifting public sentiment, while advocating for a return to traditional Canadian openness toward newcomers.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre proposes stripping health benefits from failed asylum claimants and foreign criminals, sparking heated parliamentary debate over immigration policy and healthcare access.
A new report reveals that almost 50% of immigrant settlement services in the Toronto area anticipate program shutdowns, jeopardizing critical support for new Canadians. This alarming trend highlights systemic funding challenges.
British dual nationals living in Canada are scrambling to obtain U.K. passports after new regulations require them for entry, causing travel uncertainty and frustration.
Alberta's UCP government plans to introduce legislation on immigration control and medical assistance in dying restrictions during the spring sitting, alongside other major policy initiatives.
Ganna Maksymenko maintains daily contact with her daughter in Ukraine while navigating Canadian immigration processes. The Regina resident shares her family's story as the conflict enters its fifth year.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre proposes motion to restrict health benefits for rejected asylum claimants, citing $1 billion annual cost and unfairness to Canadian citizens.
The United Kingdom is introducing updated entry requirements for international travelers, effective immediately. These changes aim to streamline border processes while enhancing security measures.
Conservative MPs propose restricting health benefits for rejected asylum seekers as program costs surge from $226M to $1B, projected to hit $1.5B by 2030.
Starting February 25, British dual nationals must present specific documentation to enter the U.K., affecting travel routines for British-Canadian citizens who previously used Canadian passports.
The Trump administration is moving forward with plans to seize private properties along the U.S.-Mexico border to facilitate the construction of a border wall, a controversial move that could displace numerous homeowners.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre calls for reforms to the Interim Federal Health Program, which costs nearly $1 billion annually and provides benefits exceeding those for Canadian citizens.
A New Jersey couple who were staunch Trump supporters say his immigration policies have devastated their lives after the husband was detained by ICE for 108 days over a missed court date from a decade ago.