The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

White House will be able to halt new asylum petitions if illegal crossings pass 2,500 per day

Farage, who previously said he would not stand in the election, says he will lead the anti-immigration Reform UK party.

A report by the New York Times illustrates how public opinion has shifted over the past years, with half of the population now supporting mass deportations

"You're basically allowing people who don't have a right to be in the United States to be here indefinitely," said Andrew Arthur to The New York Post

On top of security, immigration and the green transition, Mexico's President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum is facing a host of economic challenges. In this year's budget, Mexico's public deficit stands at 5.9 percent, the largest in decades. Plus, as she seeks to cut spending, Sheinbaum will have to decide what to do…

Despite a recent decline in border crossings, Biden is expected to sign an executive order that aims to significantly limit asylum requests.

Despite accounting for 7% of Michigan's population they make up nearly 9% of the state's total spending power

Immigration minister says he relied on information from home affairs department that has since been ‘clarified’

A federal minister says he was relying on information from his department when he claimed drones were used to monitor released detainees.

Too afraid to oppose the Coalition’s repressive measures, Labor is now struggling with the legacies of both the failed home affairs experiment and the human mess of immigration detention

Mexico's presidential election is overshadowed by security concerns and high crime rates, with challenges posed by increasing migrant arrivals.