The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

“[Some] Americans are now looking for a way to come here short of citizenship, to at least get into the country and leave the U.S.,” an immigration lawyer said.

The deportation of foreign criminals will be accelerated as part of a government-led immigration crackdown aimed at alleviating overcrowding in prisons.

ICE announced last week they would open an immigration detention facility in Newark after reaching an agreement with a private global lender for $1 billion.

The list posted by the GOP Oversight Committee on X cites cases involving undocumented immigrants perpetrating alleged crimes that range from sexual offenses to murder

Attorney for U.S. deportees to Panama says his clients should not be "victims" of Trump's campaign promises

Arizona's SB 1268 and California's Medicare spending for illegal immigrants spark debate on healthcare costs and access to care.

The sharply different views of two new Senate Homeland Security panel members show a split on the approach of hiring more immigration judges.

"If you're not a bad guy, you haven't committed a crime or you're not one of the people that's here illegally that's a convicted murderer, there's no problem," said the Palm Beach County Sheriff

The UK is far from the only country to be caught in a heated debate over its migration system and border security. Unfortunately, it is unlikely to get its response right, because the UK debate ignores a fundamental truth: migration trends largely follow economic cycles and labour demand.