The president’s long-promised clampdown on immigration has begun, featuring actions like sending troops to the U.S.-Mexico border and ending birthright citizenship. President Donald Trump’s ...

The Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025, is meant to 'modernise and consolidate' existing laws on this topic, and will also give the government the power to regulate admission of foreigners into ...

Minister of State for Home Affairs, Nityanand Rai, introduces the Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025, aiming to replace outdated colonial-era laws. The bill proposes stricter immigration controls ...

“This is how we became a shining red dot.” He pointed out that immigration is essential – even existential – for Singapore’s survival. While larger nations may have the ...

Ang, who is originally from Malaysia, said the many recent changes to Canada's immigration policies make it hard to navigate and plan for the future. "It can be quite hard on me," he told CBC's ...

Officials staffing the U.S. legal immigration system have been asked to volunteer to help Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations, according to an internal notice obtained by CBS News ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about investor immigration and Immigration issues in general. The latest shift in President Trump’s immigration ...

Immigration is essential to our country’s economic success and growth. To meet the growing demand for housing, Canada needs a strong construction and skilled trades workforce, and immigrants play a ...

More than 100 immigration staff have left or been fired since the inauguration. Earlier this month, Kerry Doyle sat in a Boston-area courtroom to observe a routine deportation hearing -- one of ...

Immigration authorities on Wednesday outlined a proposal seeking to access and review the social media accounts of any person applying for citizenship, residency or asylum in the U.S., in a move ...

“It's like telling them, 'Here I am,’” said one DMV resident, who was clear the answer is “no.” But immigration attorney Katherine Canto advises people to first evaluate their cases.

Dan Gooding is a Newsweek reporter based in New York City. His focus is reporting on immigration and border security. He has covered immigration issues extensively, including the root causes of ...