All news on the topic: Migration

Libyan authorities uncovered mass graves containing dozens of migrant bodies, allegedly linked to human trafficking networks, as part of an ongoing crackdown on smuggling operations.

Physical residence permits proving the right to live and work in Britain will expire at the end of December

Net migration into the UK hit a record 906,000 in the year to June 2023, much higher than previously thought, official figures show.

The local leaders want Paris to renegotiate the 2003 Le Touquet Treaty

Ex-Crown Paints building in Coolock had been the scene of a large protest

A rescue ship run by RESQSHIP, a German aid group, managed to pick up 51 people from a sinking wooden vessel as two boats ran into trouble as they tried to cross the Mediterranean Sea

The Government has shown no interest in trying to address the problem of massive staffing shortfalls in the aged care sector, and their new rules for migrants will make things worse

Home Secretary James Cleverly today unveiled a shake-up of migration rules, with a crackdown on social care workers bringing family and curbs on students' dependants

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman claimed she and Rishi Sunak reached an agreement on policies to limit net migration in the run-up to him becoming Prime Minister last autumn, including on a £40,000 minimum salary

The Prime Minister used a Downing Street press conference to announce plans for emergency legislation in response to the Supreme Court's ruling that the Rwanda plan is unlawful

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has flown to the US to give a speech on rewriting international human rights rules as thousands of desperate people make dangerous Channel crossings

An asylum seeker has compared the 1970s-built, 10,659-ton Bibby Stockholm, moored on the Isle of Portland, to the notorious American jail on an island offshore from San Francisco

Asylum seeker Arian who still has nightmares from his journey on a dinghy says housing migrants on a barge will have a devastating impact and trauma

Health minister Helen Whately appeared flustered after BBC Question Time host Fiona Bruce asked if anyone supported the government's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda and no one put their hand up

Youngsters are expected to write goodwill messages on giant teddies as campaigners step up their crusade to axe a key measure from the flagshp legislation

Home Secretary Suella Braverman was grilled about plans to accommodate new arrivals crossing the Strait of Dover as plans for more barges flop

Research by the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee suggests 'promoting more actively in Albania and elsewhere the provision of short-term work visas in sectors in which the UK needs workers

The Prime Minister can stop the boats very easily, says Fleet Street Fox. It's just that his own party won't let him

Grim and concerning surveillance footage from the US-Mexico border wall shows the moment a four-year-old boy was dropped from a 30ft wall before gunshots rang out

Migrants have been seen in Chicago police stations in startling footage after the city declared a state of emergency earlier this month. Chicago is currently struggling to deal with an influx of people arriving from Texas

Alex Landowski arrived from Poland 13 years ago with just his bicycle and £200, but now his tech firm, Medical Logistics, is making bumper profits and has 25 employees

A Government minister was savaged by fellow Question Time panel members over 'morally indefensible' proposals to lock up refugees who reach the UK by small boats in military bases and 'prison' barges

Lord Patrick Cormack accused Home Secretary Suella Braverman of ignoring locals' views over what should happen to RAF Scampton and ploughing on with a plan to house asylum seekers