Illegal Migrant Charged in Chicago Student Shooting Death
A Venezuelan man who entered the U.S. illegally is accused of fatally shooting 18-year-old Sheridan Gorman, a Loyola University freshman, in a random attack on Chicago's lakefront.
Category : Immigration Policy
Americans Seek Canadian Citizenship After New Law, Lawyer Says
Immigration lawyer Cassandra Fultz notes a surge in Americans applying for Canadian citizenship documents following a court decision that altered eligibility rules, with demand 'exploding' in recent months.
Canada's Immigration System Under Strain Despite Reduced Numbers
While Canada's population saw an unprecedented decline in 2025, immigration screening and border security remain critically compromised, with asylum system exploitation and record-high temporary migration.
Canadian Expats Detained by ICE Over Old Minor Offenses
Canadian citizens living in the United States are being detained by ICE and facing deportation over minor offenses from decades ago, including drug possession as minors and old DUI charges.
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Enhanced Roles for U.S. Immigration Officers During Shutdown
U.S. immigration officers are assuming expanded duties at airports as a government shutdown causes travel chaos and strains screening resources, leading to longer wait times and operational challenges.
Americans Rush for Canadian Citizenship Proof After Law Change
Immigration lawyer Cassandra Fultz reports a dramatic increase in U.S. applications for Canadian ancestry documents following a court decision that altered citizenship rules.
Hanson on Immigration: From Gratitude to Hostility
Victor Davis Hanson explores how U.S. immigration has evolved from a tradition of gratitude to a landscape of hostility, citing examples from Silicon Valley to recent terrorist acts.
Lawyers: Concerns Persist for Detained Immigrant Kids in Texas
Legal advocates continue to raise alarms about the troubling conditions faced by immigrant children held at a Texas detention facility, citing ongoing issues despite previous scrutiny.
Canada Invests $1.5M for Francophone Immigration in Ontario
The federal government announces $1.5 million for the Francophone Immigration Support Program to address labor shortages and promote linguistic diversity in Northern Ontario.
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Trump Threatens ICE Airport Deployment in DHS Shutdown
President Donald Trump has threatened to deploy Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to U.S. airports if congressional Democrats don't agree to Department of Homeland Security funding, with agents directed to arrest suspected illegal immigrants.
Deportees Stuck in Equatorial Guinea After Secret U.S. Deal
A covert agreement between the U.S. and Equatorial Guinea has left deportees stranded without resources or legal recourse, sparking humanitarian concerns and calls for transparency.
Edmonton Man Faces Deportation After ICE Detention
Curtis Wright, an Edmonton-born permanent U.S. resident for 30 years, has been detained for four months in Texas and now faces deportation due to decades-old misdemeanor charges.
B.C. Mother, Daughter Detained at Texas ICE Jail with Valid Visa
A Penticton woman and her young daughter remain in U.S. immigration detention in Texas despite holding a valid work visa, causing distress for her American husband who fears for their mental health.
Winnipeg Family at Risk of Deportation to Iran
An Iranian-born Winnipegger fears her family will be deported to a besieged homeland as immigration challenges escalate, highlighting personal struggles amid global tensions.
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Deported Men in Extortion Probe Got 'Get Out of Jail Free' Card: Lawyer
Two men deported from Canada in an organized crime extortion investigation were given a 'get out of jail free' card, according to their lawyer, raising questions about immigration enforcement.
Local Backlash Over ICE Detention Centers in Trump Era
As ICE expands detention with $45 billion funding, communities like Social Circle, Georgia, resist due to infrastructure strains, highlighting broader impacts of Trump's deportation policies.
Canadians Favor Lower Immigration as Population Growth Slows
A new poll reveals 52% of Canadians want fewer immigrants in 2027, with only 35% supporting current levels. This comes as tighter policies have significantly reduced population growth rates.
Alberta Immigration Referendum Strategy Called 'Dangerous'
An immigration scholar criticizes Premier Danielle Smith's referendum plans as a cynical political strategy that scapegoats temporary residents amid declining public support for immigration.
ICE Arrests DACA Father Taking Milk to Newborn in Hospital
Juan Chavez Velasco, a DACA recipient and father of three, was arrested by ICE while delivering milk to his newborn in a Texas NICU. His wife and lawmakers allege intentional delays in DACA renewals.
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Montreal Advocates Condemn Federal Refugee Bill
Migrant justice groups in Montreal warn that Bill C-12 will increase vulnerability and leave more people without legal status, as it restricts asylum access and eliminates key protections for refugees.
Canadian Mother, Child Detained by ICE in Texas
A Canadian mother and her young daughter are reportedly being held in an ICE detention center after a routine stop in Texas, sparking concerns and highlighting cross-border family detention issues.
Canadian Mother, Daughter Held in ICE Facility in Texas
A Canadian mother and daughter are being held in an ICE detention center in Texas after a routine stop, with the husband expressing fear and seeking answers.
Immigration Crackdown Causes Severe Trauma in Children
Children across the United States are experiencing severe stress and trauma from immigration enforcement, with experts detailing detention horrors and community fear during Senate testimony.
Chinese Officer Denied Canadian Residency Over Crimes Against Humanity
A Chinese couple's immigration bid to Canada was rejected after federal officials found reasonable grounds to believe the husband, a police officer, was complicit in crimes against humanity.
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CBSA Opens 372 Probes to Disrupt Extortion Networks
The Canada Border Services Agency has initiated 372 immigration investigations targeting extortion networks, resulting in 35 deportations, as part of a nationwide crackdown on organized crime.
Extortion Deportations Hit 35, 370+ Investigations Launched
The CBSA reports a surge in extortion-related deportations, with 35 individuals removed and more than 370 investigations ongoing, highlighting ties to organized crime.
Canada's Population Drop in Late 2025 Due to Immigration Slowdown
New data from Statistics Canada reveals a population decrease in the final months of 2025, attributed to a significant slowdown in immigration rates, marking a notable demographic shift.
U.S. Expands Visa Bond to 12 Countries, $15,000 Fee
The United States will require a $15,000 bond from visa applicants from 12 additional countries, expanding a security measure aimed at reducing immigration risks and ensuring compliance.
Supreme Court TPS Case Raises Family Separation Alarms
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on ending temporary protected status for Haitian and Syrian nationals, potentially forcing 350,000 Haitians to leave and risking a family separation crisis.
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400+ U.S. Healthcare Workers Immigrate to B.C.
British Columbia has welcomed more than 400 healthcare professionals from the United States, addressing staffing shortages. Premier David Eby highlights the strategic immigration efforts.
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