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Mexico Pursues Legal Action Following Deaths of Citizens in US Custody
Mexico plans to file criminal complaints in the US over the deaths of 17 citizens involved in ICE custody or operations, marking a shift toward more aggressive legal intervention.
Canada 2026 Entry Requirements: Which Nations Avoid Visa Needs?
Canada has updated its 2026 entry rules, detailing which nationalities are exempt from visas or require an Electronic Travel Authorization based on their mode of transport.
US Officials Identify 124 Nigerians Facing Deportation Over Criminal Records
The US Department of Homeland Security has publicly identified 124 Nigerian nationals targeted for deportation as part of a renewed effort to remove foreign citizens with criminal convictions.
UK government to amend immigration law to allow deportation of Rochdale gang leader
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is planning to amend the 1971 Immigration Act to enable the deportation of Shabir Ahmed, the ringleader of a Rochdale grooming gang who was recently released from prison.
UK government to amend legislation to deport Rochdale grooming ringleader
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood plans to revise the 1971 Immigration Act, allowing for the deportation of convicted Rochdale grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed.
9 Nations Easing Residency and Travel Pathways for Nigerians in 2026
Despite tighter global migration rules, nine nations are actively creating easier paths for Nigerians to work, reside, or travel in 2026 through new visa reforms and residency programs.
South Africa Denies Nigeria’s Compensation Requests for Abandoned Assets
South Africa has rebuffed Nigeria's bid to claim compensation for assets abandoned by migrants, insisting only legally registered property qualifies while demanding the disclosure of alleged drug-related locations.
South Africa Refuses Nigeria’s Compensation Claims Following Xenophobic Violence
South Africa has declined Nigeria's demand for compensation regarding property abandoned by Nigerians who fled the country following recent xenophobic attacks.
Local shops linked to convicted human trafficker shut down following BBC report
Local authorities have closed two mini-marts linked to Twana Jamal, a convicted human smuggler exposed by a BBC investigation while operating in Leicestershire.
US Administration Weighs Restricting Pregnant Travelers Over Birthright Citizenship Concerns
President Donald Trump is considering a ban on pregnant women entering the United States as his administration seeks new ways to curb birthright citizenship following a major Supreme Court defeat.