All news on the topic: Immigration

A young Afghan refugee files a case after a decision to block citizenship for those who arrived via a ’dangerous journey’.

Europeans must lessen their risky dependence on an opposing America.

As Elon Musk tries to expand his influence in the European political arena, Tesla sales throughout the continent have significantly decreased.

Survey by Unison finds people on health and care worker visas also having to share beds and sleep rough.

Home Office process will leave some with eight-week gap when they are unable to prove right to live and work in UK.

Terror-style laws could see people smugglers jailed for up to five years — just for looking up the Channel weather forecast.

A 61-year-old woman has been arrested for allegedly using an ‘array of wigs’ and other disguises to complete UK citizenship tests for at least 14 applicants.

More Vietnamese attempted small-boat Channel crossings in the first half of 2024 than any other nationality.

Sir Keir Starmer accused the Conservatives of running an "open borders experiment" as he pledged to bring immigration down.

In nearly all Western countries that held elections this year, migration has been a central issue.

Lawyers criticise what they consider inconsistencies in the handling of individual foreign nationals’ cases

Dani says his £26,000 salary is not high enough to sponsor his wife so she can join him in Britain

PM wants to rethink UK’s immigration policies but did not make progress on returns deal at summit with EU leaders

Survey finds support for proposal that would allow in up to 40,000 a year with strong asylum claims and ties to Britain

Former PM says immigration benefits UK but controls are needed to ‘close off avenues’ for populists

Focus on immigration and Islamist extremism could benefit the far right in the final days of the campaign.

Human Rights Watch says Clementine De Montjoye’s case raises fresh questions about UK’s asylum seeker scheme

Ministers say the salary changes will reduce Net Migration by 300,000

The number of people arriving by small boats across the Channel since Rishi Sunak became PM has passed 40,000 with more crossings so far this year compared to this point in 2023

One person has been charged with assisting unlawful entry into the UK after migrants were found in the back of a lorry at Newhaven ferry port in East Sussex

Lord Tugendhat, who is the uncle of Home Office minister Tom Tugendhat, savaged the Government's Safety of Rwanda Bill that he described as 'quite extraordinary'

One mum waiting to collect her child said the incident at Hounsdown School in Totton, Hampshire, was 'horrendous' after two men were found in the luggage compartment of a coach