The Latest Breaking News from Interior

Kithure Kindiki is chosen to replace Rigathi Gachagua, but the High Court stays his appointment until next week.

"The detained foreigners speak Spanish perfectly, a requirement for them to involve themselves in communities," the country's Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello said Thursday.

The French government wants to adopt a new immigration law in 2025, just one year after the previous bill split the majority in the National Assembly. It would be the 33rd immigration law in 44 years.

EU ministers met this week to discuss "innovative" ways to deport more undocumented migrants and rejected asylum seekers, including controversial plans to set up dedicated return centres outside the bloc.

France is barring Osama bin Laden’s son, Omar, from returning to the country “for any reason whatsoever”, the French interior minister said on Tuesday. Omar lived in France with his British wife for several years, working as an artist in Normandy. He was ordered to leave the country last year…

A heavily armed convoy of anti-government demonstrators 'fired on the police and continuously used tear gas,' Interior Minister Moshin Naqvi reported

Hundreds of thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators are expected to take to the streets in rallies across Europe demanding a cease-fire, as the first anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel approaches

The US Government's Accountability Office (GAO) has issued a report joining the dots between anti-China drone policy, the lack of UAS to combat life-threatening fires, and a 475% rise in costs to US taxpayers

France's interior minister has ordered authorities in the French overseas department of Mayotte to arrange deportation flights for migrants from the Democratic Republic of Congo, as Paris seeks to clamp down on illegal immigration to the island off the east coast of Africa.

Thirty-six people, including 23 active and two retired police officers, were arrested in the operation that involved 34 raids in the capital and other cities, according to Interior Minister Francisco Jimenez.

France's new "top cop" – the incoming Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau – has been quick to set out his three priorities: "Order, order ... and order".