Immigration Status
Coverage of U.S. immigration statuses and humanitarian protections including DACA, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), and asylum.
Fury as Home Office to Move Male Asylum Seekers into Small Market Town Hotel
On August 12, 2025 Epping Forest Council sought a High Court injunction to halt Home Office placements at the Bell Hotel, claiming planning‑permission breaches and safety risks near five schools…
Kemi Badenoch Proposes Housing Asylum Seekers in ‘Migrant Camps’
Kemi Badenoch proposed rapid-build, policed migrant camps between August 11–14, 2025, citing 49,797 small-boat arrivals since 2024. The…
Thousands of asylum seeker families stuck in bridging visa limbo
As of March 31, 2025, 7,417 people—about 800 children—are on Bridging Visa E, with 1,565 holding expired BVEs…
Kemi Badenoch: Asylum Seekers Working Illegally Should Be Deported Immediately
An Epping incident intensified debate: Conservatives push immediate deportations, camps, and detention for asylum seekers working illegally; Labour…
UK Seeks Order with New Asylum Deal Amid Record Channel Crossings
Record crossings—50,271 since July 2024—prompted the One In, One Out returns deal with France and the Border Security,…
Arizona DACA Students Face College Disruption Amid Trump Deportation Push
Following the Fifth Circuit’s January 17, 2025 decision, DACA deportation protection remains but work authorization faces legal limits.…
Lawsuits Challenge 2025 Asylum Shutdown and CBP One Cancellations
The 2025 suspension of asylum at ports and CBP One cancellations stranded roughly 30,000 people in Mexico. Al…
Canadian court labels APC and PDP terrorist groups, denies Nigerian asylum
The Federal Court’s June 17, 2025 judgment upholds that APC and PDP membership can bar protection under IRPA…
Gay Nigerian deportee from Ireland wins appeal to reapply for asylum
A gay Nigerian deported in June won Tribunal permission in August 2025 to lodge a new asylum claim,…
U.S. asylum backlog push yields record denials, homelessness risk
In March 2025 immigration judges completed 10,933 asylum cases—76% denied—while courts still carried over 3.7 million pending matters.…