Immigration

October 27, 2026

US Third-Country Deportation Agreements: What We Know About the 35-Plus Deals

US third-country deportation agreements with at least 35 nations have placed removal flights in Kingston, Georgetown, and Monrovia — carrying migrants who have never set foot in those countries. The United States

Exterior of the John Minor Wisdom U.S. Court of Appeals building in New Orleans with columns and columns reading Fifth Circuit

News·Policy·USA

5th Circuit rules ICE can hold immigrants without bond if they entered without inspection overturning three decades of immigration detention precedent

If you or someone in your family is undocumented and living in Texas, Louisiana, or Mississippi, a federal appeals court has ruled that detained immigrants in those states cannot demand a bond hearing during immigration detention. The ruling also affects

October 25, 2026

DOJ Files 40 Denaturalization Lawsuits: What Could Happen to Naturalized Citizens?

News·Policy·USA

The U.S. Department of Justice announced on October 5, 2026, that it has filed civil lawsuits seeking to revoke the citizenship of 40 naturalized

DOJ Revokes Citizenship of 40, Charges 16 Noncitizens in Election Crimes Crackdown

News·Policy·USA

Since Karmactive reported last week on 10 noncitizen defendants charged in Minnesota for election violations, the Justice Department has expanded its enforcement nationally. On

Royal National Lifeboat Institution Severn-class lifeboat navigating choppy coastal waters under grey skies.

Policy·UK

149 Migrants Land at Gosport, 12 Arrested as Two Die Separately Crossing the Channel

Around 150 migrants arrived at Gosport in Hampshire on Sunday after being rescued from an overloaded small boat in the English Channel, while roughly 350 anti-immigration protesters gathered at the landing site

Sunita Somvanshi

October 5, 2026

News·Policy·UK

49 Arrested in 72 Hours: Operation Comby Hits UK Airports, Ports and Roads in CTA People-Smuggling Crackdown

UK immigration authorities arrested 49 people in a three-day operation from 22 to 24 September 2026 targeting organised people-smuggling activity at airports, ports, roads, and rail networks across the country. Part of

Govind Tekale

October 3, 2026

Policy·USA

Renee Good Shot by ICE: Family Sues Trump Officials in Civil Rights Case

Her name was Renee Good Renee Nicole Macklin Good was 37 years old. She was a writer and poet. She lived in Minneapolis with her partner Becca and their 6-year-old son. She

Govind Tekale

October 1, 2026

Canada·Policy

UK-France ‘One in, One Out’ Migrant Deal Scrapped After One Year

The UK and France have abandoned their landmark “one in, one out” migrant exchange deal, the Home Office confirmed on September 30. The pilot scheme, designed to curb English Channel crossings, is

Sunita Somvanshi

October 1, 2026

Federal courthouse in Minneapolis, Minnesota

News·Policy·USA

Minnesota Voter Fraud: Ten Noncitizens Charged with Illegal Registration and Voting Since 2022

Could Someone Vote Illegally in Your Precinct? Election officials in Minnesota are facing an uncomfortable question this week: how many ballots cast in recent elections came from people who had no legal

Govind Tekale

October 1, 2026

News·Policy·World

Italy approves 30% foreign-student classroom cap as schools face new integration rules

Italy’s cabinet approved a school decree on September 24 that limits certain foreign students to 30 percent of first-year classes in public schools and restricts full-face coverings such as burqas and niqabs

Sunita Somvanshi

September 27, 2026

English Channel between France and England viewed from space

Canada·World

Bishnoi gang’s letter to Canadian police claimed 5,000 members—here’s what the document actually showed

A letter attributed to the Bishnoi gang—claiming thousands of members and threatening to “rule in Canada”—has been made public through an Access to Information request connected to an Immigration and Refugee Board

Govind Tekale

September 18, 2026

Stone cottages lining a street in an English village

Policy·UK·World

Piddington votes to “leave” UK in symbolic protest over plan for 1,256 asylum seekers near village

Residents of Piddington, Oxfordshire held a vote on Tuesday declaring the village “independent” of the United Kingdom. The vote was symbolic. Piddington’s legal status has not changed, and there is no mechanism

Sunita Somvanshi

September 18, 2026

Students walking together across a university campus walkway

Australia·Policy·World

Australia migration overhaul changes visa priorities as government tightens temporary migration rules

Australia’s Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has announced a package of migration reforms aimed at reducing net overseas migration and tightening settings for temporary visa holders. The changes affect international students and

Sunita Somvanshi

September 18, 2026

The Director's Awards ceremony for US Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Washington DC, the agency behind the record 51,000 arrests in August.

Policy·USA

ICE Arrests Surge To Record 51,000 In August While Daily Deportations Stall At 1,200

If someone you know was arrested by ICE last month, the question you are probably asking is not a policy question — it is a practical one. Does an arrest mean deportation

Sunita Somvanshi

September 15, 2026

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