The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

Hundreds of National Guard troops sent to Portland and Chicago are being sent home and those who will remain will not be on the streets

A federal judge overseeing the criminal case of U.S. Rep. LaMonica McIver has told Trump administration attorneys to turn over authorities’ text messages from her chaotic visit to an immigration detention center in New Jersey that led to charges accusing her of assaulting officers

Charlotte officials confirm that council member Juan Arias was undocumented, sparking national debate about immigration, public funding, political access and the paths available to undocumented youth.

The State Department says 7,500 refugees could be admitted in fiscal 2026, which would be the lowest cap since the 1980 law that established the current process.

US immigration agents arrest 81 people in Charlotte in a one-day crackdown, sparking outrage as officials debate Donald Trump's policies on arrests and refugees.

Inspired by Denmark’s strict system on asylum seekers, Shabana Mahmood has unveiled her own version to the Commons – but what will it mean, and what has the reaction been to it so far?

Amid the expected arrival of federal immigration officials, activists, faith leaders, and local and state officials are mobilizing to prepare the immigrant community, informing residents about resources available to them.

The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to decide whether asylum claims can be denied by preventing migrants from crossing the border from Mexico.

The Standard explains the planned changes aimed at stopping the UK being seen as a ‘golden ticket’ for asylum seekers