Crowd Disrupts Migrant Transfer After Portsmouth Landing
Hundreds gathered to stop illegal migrants being moved on, echoing the Dover blockade days earlier, as a whistleblower alleges mass asylum fraud.
Coverage of immigration policy, border security, migration trends, and related political developments
Hundreds gathered to stop illegal migrants being moved on, echoing the Dover blockade days earlier, as a whistleblower alleges mass asylum fraud.
Spanish authorities estimate 49,000 people entered Ceuta in 24 hours. At least 18 dead. Italy threatens Schengen suspension as France tightens controls.
Thousands entered Spain’s Ceuta from Morocco on 30 July. Nine died as local authorities declared a humanitarian emergency.
Released memo shows Biden advisors weighed expanding TPS to more than 3.1 million noncitizens in the administration’s final days.
EU rejects the Save Europe Act citizens' initiative despite 587,759 signatures. Organizers Vlaardingerbroek and Sellner vow to fight the ruling.
A UK inquiry claims 250,000 girls exploited by organised rape gangs, exposing decades of institutional failure and political suppression.
Spain’s migrant legalization program sees 900,000 applicants, nearly double initial projections, sparking intense political debate and scrutiny.
State Department uncovers birth tourism schemes in Africa, Asia, and Europe, revokes visas, while Trump’s citizenship order faces legal review.
A European Citizens’ Initiative seeks remigration policies, native rights protection, and sovereignty restoration amid immigration pressures.
Summary A Belgian court has convicted Dries Van Langenhove, former Member of Parliament and founder of the nationalist youth movement Schild & Vrienden, for hate speech following a February 2024 lecture at KU Leuven. Van Langenhove was found guilty of incitement to hatred under Belgium’s Anti-Racism Law after