Immigration
Supreme Court upholds federal law used to prosecute people who encourage illegal immigration
The Supreme Court has upheld a section of federal law used to prosecute people who encourage illegal immigration
Windrush scandal rumbles on 5 years after UK government's apology
It's been five years since the U.K. government apologized and promised to compensate legal residents who were caught up in an immigration crackdown
Finland's center-right leader says program for new coalition, including far-right party, is ready
The head of Finland’s conservative National Coalition Party says four parties have agreed to form a government
Japan Immigration Law
California investigating whether DeSantis involved in flying asylum-seekers from Texas to Sacramento
Officials are investigating whether Florida’s Gov. Ron DeSantis was behind a flight that picked up asylum-seekers on the Texas border and flew them — apparently without their knowledge — to California’s capital, even as faith-based groups scrambled to find housing and food for them
Chinese ex-official's wife says alleged repatriation pressure turned her life in US 'upside-down'
The wife of a former Chinese official has told a U.S. court about finding an ominous note on the couple's New Jersey front door
16 South American migrants who entered US through Texas flown to California
Sixteen Venezuelan and Colombian migrants who entered the country through Texas were flown to California by chartered plane and dropped off outside a church in Sacramento
Panama launches operation in Darien jungle targeting organized crime, migrant smugglers
Panama has launched a security operation along its shared border with Colombia to combat organized crime groups and migrant smugglers involved in record-setting migration through the perilous Darien Gap this year
Minnesota governor signs ‘One Minnesota Budget’ as Democrats celebrate their top goals becoming law
Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz has signed twelve bills that are part of his $72 billion state budget for the next two years
9th Circuit rules US deportation law that fueled family separations is 'neutral as to race'
A federal appeals court has ruled that a U.S. deportation law that fueled family separations at the southern border is “neutral as to race,” striking down an unprecedented Nevada ruling that had determined it was racist and unconstitutional