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- Utah police hunt father who fled with two infants to Mexico
- Colin Allred Wins Texas 33rd Democratic Primary Runoff
- West Bengal opens migrant holding centers, 12 detained
- Former PM Tony Blair warns Labour of policy drift
- Supreme Court Rules for Trump on Judges Speech Policy
- Republican proposes amendment to bar foreign-born officials
- Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Florida Suit Over State CDLs
- India creates panel to study population shifts, immigration
- Australia repatriates 19 women and children from Syria
- Tim Hortons to hire 10,000 locally, reduce foreign workers
- NJ Governor Barred From Federal Detention Center
- Senate Adjourns for Day, Delays $70B Immigration Bill
Colin Allred Wins Texas 33rd Democratic Primary Runoff
Former Representative Colin Allred has defeated incumbent Representative Julie Johnson in a Democratic primary runoff for Texas's 33rd Congressional District, a heavily Democratic seat based in Dallas.
West Bengal opens migrant holding centers, 12 detained
The West Bengal government has begun establishing dedicated holding centers to detain individuals suspected of residing in the state without legal documentation, with the first facilities now operational in Malda and Mur...
Former PM Tony Blair warns Labour of policy drift
Former Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair has issued a stark warning to the Labour Party, stating it is "playing with fire" with the country's future and requires a fundamental reset less than two years after taking office.
Supreme Court Rules for Trump on Judges Speech Policy
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday sided with the Trump administration in a procedural ruling concerning a policy that restricts public speeches by federal immigration judges.
Republican proposes amendment to bar foreign-born officials
A Republican lawmaker has introduced a constitutional amendment that would bar foreign-born individuals from serving in Congress, the federal judiciary, and other high-level government positions, a proposal that has draw...
Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Florida Suit Over State CDLs
The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear a lawsuit filed by the state of Florida against California and Washington, ending a legal challenge that sought to hold the two states accountable for issuing commercial driv...
India creates panel to study population shifts, immigration
The Indian government has constituted a high-level committee to examine demographic changes across the country, citing concerns over illegal immigration and other factors.
Australia repatriates 19 women and children from Syria
A group of 19 Australian women and children with links to the Islamic State militant group have booked flights to return from Syria, the Australian government announced on Tuesday.
Tim Hortons to hire 10,000 locally, reduce foreign workers
Tim Hortons has announced a national hiring campaign to recruit 10,000 local employees while scaling back its use of the Temporary Foreign Worker program.
NJ Governor Barred From Federal Detention Center
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill was denied entry to a federal immigration detention center in Newark on Monday as protests continued outside the facility and detainees inside reportedly entered a fourth day of a hunge...
Senate Adjourns for Day, Delays $70B Immigration Bill
The Senate adjourned for a Memorial Day recess on Thursday without voting on a major immigration enforcement funding bill, as Republican lawmakers struggled with internal disagreements over a proposed White House securit...
Cypriot far right gains ground in parliamentary election
Cypriots voted in a parliamentary election on Sunday that saw the far right make significant gains while two new political movements entered the legislature, reshaping the island’s political landscape ahead of the 2028 p...
US missile strikes in Iran raise oil negotiation risks
The United States conducted military strikes in southern Iran on Tuesday, drawing sharp condemnation from Tehran and threatening to derail fragile negotiations aimed at ending a months-long conflict that has severely dis...
Forever Canadian campaign launched in Edmonton ahead of Oct 19 referendum
Hundreds of people gathered in Edmonton on Saturday to mark the launch of a campaign aimed at preventing Alberta from leaving Canada, as a provincewide referendum on the question looms in October.
U.S. Marine Osprey Landings Conduct Rapid Response Drill in Caracas
The U.S. military conducted a rapid response exercise in Venezuela’s capital on Saturday, with two Marine Corps Osprey aircraft landing at the recently reopened U.S. Embassy in Caracas.
West Bengal orders police to hand illegal migrants to BSF for deportation without court
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has directed state police and the Railway Protection Force to hand over certain detained individuals directly to the Border Security Force for deportation, bypassing the usual ...
San Francisco Immigration Court Closes, Cases Moved to Concord
San Francisco’s main immigration court has closed, leaving the city without a primary venue for immigration hearings.
Thailand ends 60-day visa-free entry for visitors, restores 30-day stays
Thailand’s government has approved a major reversal of its post-pandemic tourism policy, ending a 60-day visa-free entry program for visitors from more than 90 countries.
DHS reviews reducing CBP staffing at sanctuary airports
The Department of Homeland Security is considering a proposal to reduce customs staffing at major international airports in cities and states with so-called sanctuary policies, a move that could force airlines to cancel ...
