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The UK High Court has ruled that courts cannot determine age in deportation cases involving minors. This decision may have significant implications for young migrants.
The Chief Inspector of Prisons has published its annual report on immigration detention centers, highlighting improvements in conditions. Read more.
The number of asylum grants in the US is declining. This is due to the tightening of asylum rules under the Trump administration and the 'catch and release' policy under the Biden administration.
Since President Trump took office, native-born Americans have made significant job gains. Data shows evidence of a positive impact on the labor market.
Coronavirus support payments may be taxable. Check if you are jointly and severally liable. Read our guide to learn more.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Illinois has agreed to pay attorney fees to anti-ICE protesters, but is resisting discovery. The protesters' case was dismissed due to prosecutorial misconduct.
The US Department of Homeland Security plans to build a border wall in Arizona, despite opposition from the Tohono O'odham Nation.
The US immigration courts have made significant rulings in 2026. We examine the top 5 decisions and their impact on immigrants. These rulings can have a substantial effect on immigrants' lives.
The 2nd Circuit ruled that an immigration judge failed to consider the possible abuse a deportee could face in El Salvadoran prisons. The court cited inhumane conditions and human rights abuses.
HMRC will publish the preliminary VAT gap estimate for the tax year 2024-2025. This estimate will be published on November 26, 2025, at 3 pm.
Beneficiaries of the Afghan Admissions Programme may now be eligible to renew their permission to remain. Details can be found on the Immigration Service Delivery website.
A former Wisconsin judge was fined $5,000 for obstructing an ICE arrest. The judge directed the defendant to a private hallway to avoid ICE agents.
The Trump administration claims authority to detain noncitizens at Guantánamo Bay. Detention can last until a deportation decision is made.
The US Immigration Board has ruled that fear of conscription alone is not enough to establish refugee status. The decision was made in the case of a Russian man who had applied for asylum in the US. The Immigration Board overturned a…
Canada's proof of citizenship processing time has increased to 19 months. The queue for processing has nearly reached 100,000 applicants.
Wait times for temporary residence applicants in Canada have risen, with increases across nearly every category.
Two Winnipeg MPs announced work permit extensions for Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program candidates, affecting about 2,700 workers.
Wait times for permanent residence in Canada are decreasing. This applies to various categories, including Canadian Experience Class and Quebec Business Class.
UK businesses must be aware of changes to the Capital Goods Scheme, which may affect their tax liabilities.
New regulations will change the immigration and asylum process in the UK. The changes come into force on August 12, 2026.
The Value Added Tax (Amendment) Regulations 2026 introduce changes to the list of capital items. The minimum value of VAT-bearing capital expenditure has been increased to £600,000.
Ukraine plans to impose stricter punishment for scams involving deepfakes and AI, with a potential prison sentence of up to 8 years. Ukraine is intensifying its fight against cybercrime.
UK passport fees have changed. Find out what this means for you. Check the latest changes to UK passport fees on the UK government website.
Greece and Egypt are strengthening their cooperation on migration and asylum. The Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum visited Cairo. Greece and Egypt will work together to address migration and asylum issues.
UK companies must file tax returns. Learn how. A guide to filing tax returns and paying corporation tax in the UK.
The Trump administration is accused of sharing confidential information of Iranian asylum seekers with Tehran, putting them at risk. A lawsuit has been filed in a US federal court.
A 2nd Circuit panel upheld a supervised release condition requiring cooperation with immigration authorities. This ruling may have implications for immigrants in the US.
The US immigration policy in the first half of 2026 has been marked by uncertainty and changes. Authorities introduced new requirements for green card applicants and froze immigration benefits for citizens of countries under a travel ban.
A UK court has ruled on a case involving the revocation of refugee status for a person convicted of terrorism offenses. However, the key question of whether the individual still supports ISIS was left unanswered. This decision may have…
A labor law inspection can be stressful for businesses. However, by knowing what documents to have and how to prepare, you can avoid fines. Learn how to pass the inspection without penalties.
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