Refugees
A 94-page complaint filed by Privacy International alleges that the Home Office's use of algorithms to determine deportation decisions is violating data laws and potentially infringing on human rights. The charity claims that the automated recommendations generated by the algorithms are biased towards deporting migrants and do not
Human rights
The British immigration system appears to be in a state of crisis, with the public demanding drastic reductions in immigration and an end to the asylum chaos, only to see politicians fail to act. The Conservative government's idea to stop Channel crossings by deporting migrants to their home
Human rights
British Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood is set to introduce new laws that would allow for the automatic deportation of foreign nationals who have committed serious crimes in the UK. The move comes amid controversy over asylum seekers who have committed crimes while being housed in taxpayer-funded hotels. Currently, foreigners must
Human rights
Shabana Mahmood, the UK's Justice Secretary, has announced plans to introduce automatic deportation for foreign criminals who commit serious crimes in the country. According to Mahmood, this move is aimed at tackling the issue of victims watching as perpetrators remain in the UK, often reoffending. The current rules
Human rights
Senator Alex Padilla, D-California, joined The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to call out the Trump Administration's cruel, unpopular mass deportation agenda. Padilla highlighted his efforts to fight back against the Administration's anti-immigrant actions, which he said are stoking fear in communities across America. He also
Human rights
Sir Keir Starmer's new returns deal with France has been touted as a key deterrent to Channel crossings, but close examination of the treaty reveals potential loopholes that could be exploited by human rights lawyers to prevent people from being returned to France. Under the agreement, migrants will
Human rights
The United States policy of deporting foreign nationals convicted of violent crimes has ignited a global controversy, highlighting stark power imbalances, security risks, and human rights abuses. The controversy began in March, when the US paid El Salvador $5 million to incarcerate over 250 Venezuelan deportees accused of gang affiliations
Activists
Hundreds of people took to the streets in Edinburgh and Aberdeen to protest Donald Trump's private visit to Scotland, criticizing his policies on immigration, friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, and stance on climate change. The protests, organized by The Stop Trump Coalition, highlighted the widespread opposition to Trump'
Activists
Dozens of protesters marched down Henderson's Water Street, calling for the abolishment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and an end to President Donald Trump's mass deportation campaign. The protest, led by local anti-Trump group 50501 and the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL), highlighted ICE&
Activists
The Trump administration has announced a deal with Columbia University to pay over $220 million to restore federal research funding canceled due to allegations of antisemitism on campus. The agreement comes after months of uncertainty and fraught negotiations, with the university facing potential loss of billions of dollars in government
Activists
Washington, DC - As a 30-year-old Palestine advocate, Mahmoud Khalil continues to face deportation under the Trump administration despite meeting with lawmakers in Washington, DC. Khalil was released from immigration custody in Louisiana over a month ago after a US judge ordered his release. Since then, he has been advocating
Activists
A protracted deportation case in New Jersey has taken a contentious turn, with the Trump administration lodging a formal objection to a federal judge's decision to intervene in the removal proceedings of a Palestinian activist, Mahmoud Khalil, who was arrested in March over anti-Israel protests on the Columbia
