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.
Category : Immigration Policy
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.
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.
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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.
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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Airdrie Man's Wife Stuck in Dubai, Visa to Canada Denied
Chimanjot Sharma from Airdrie says his wife Ambika Dubey is trapped in Dubai near conflict zones, unable to get a Canadian visa for evacuation despite desperate pleas to authorities.
Ex-Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino to Retire in March
Gregory Bovino, the former commander-at-large of the U.S. Border Patrol, confirms his retirement from federal service at the end of March, following his removal from a high-profile role earlier this year.
Supreme Court to Hear Trump TPS Cases for Haitians, Syrians
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in late April on the Trump administration's attempt to revoke temporary protected status for Haitians and Syrians, denying an emergency request to terminate protections while cases proceed.
U.S. Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino to Retire
Gregory Bovino, a leading U.S. Border Patrol official, is set to retire, according to insider reports. This development marks a significant change in border security leadership amid ongoing national debates.
Afghan Asylum Seeker Dies After ICE Detention in Dallas
Mohammad Nazeer Paktyawal, a father of six who served with U.S. forces in Afghanistan, died less than a day after being detained by ICE agents in Texas, sparking calls for transparency and accountability.
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Canadian Arrested at Gordie Howe Bridge Crossing into Detroit
A Canadian citizen with prior convictions was apprehended by U.S. border agents after crossing the Gordie Howe International Bridge on foot. The incident highlights border security concerns ahead of the bridge's anticipated opening later this spring.
Canadian Felon Stopped Crossing Gordie Howe Bridge on Foot
U.S. border agents apprehended a Canadian man with a criminal history who crossed the Gordie Howe International Bridge on foot before its official opening, highlighting border security measures.
Afghan Man Dies in ICE Custody Within a Day, Advocates Say
Mohammad Nazeer Paktyawal, an Afghan who served with U.S. forces, died less than a day after ICE detention in Dallas, sparking outcry from family and advocates.
Alberta Mother in Qatar Turns to British Embassy for Child's Passport
An Alberta family stranded in Qatar faces hopelessness as war-related delays hinder their exit, prompting a mother to seek urgent help from the British embassy for her child's passport.
Quebec Immigration Lawyer Criticizes Federal Work Permit Extension
A new federal measure extending work permits for some Quebec immigrants offers minimal help, according to immigration lawyer Yves Martineau, who says it excludes many affected by the cancellation of the PEQ program.
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Three Migrants Arrested in Winnipeg, Transferred to Border Officials
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Manitoba have arrested three migrants in Winnipeg and transferred them to the Canada Border Services Agency for further investigation and processing.
Italy Ruling Strips Citizenship Rights from Millions with Ancestry
A landmark Italian court decision has revoked the right to citizenship for millions of descendants of Italian emigrants, ending a long-standing pathway to ancestral nationality.
Quebec Extends Temporary Foreign Worker Permits by 12 Months
The Canadian government has approved a policy allowing temporary foreign workers in Quebec to retain their permits for up to 12 additional months, addressing labor shortages and providing stability for workers and employers.
Canada Cancels Hundreds of Visas Linked to Iran's IRGC
Canadian border officials have annulled 239 visas with connections to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, following over 280 tips and extensive investigations into regime ties.
Synagogue Attacker Entered U.S. on Spousal Visa, Lost Family
Ayman Ghazali, who attacked a Michigan synagogue, entered the U.S. on a spousal visa in 2011 and became a citizen in 2016. He reportedly lost family members in an Israeli airstrike in Lebanon.
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Canada's Immigration Drops 19% in 2025, Policy Shift
Canada welcomed 19% fewer immigrants in 2025, with 393,530 new arrivals compared to 483,655 in 2024. The decline varies significantly by region and category, impacting population growth.
Canada Revokes Hundreds of Visas Over Iran Links
The Canadian government has cancelled hundreds of visas for individuals with connections to Iran, citing security concerns and regional instability. This move comes as Ottawa tightens immigration controls in response to geopolitical tensions.
RCMP Probes Potential Illegal Border Crossing Near Emerson
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are investigating a report of a potential illegal border crossing near Emerson, Manitoba, highlighting ongoing border security concerns in the region.
Rwandan Genocide Survivor Wins New Refugee Hearing in Canada
A 64-year-old survivor of the Rwandan genocide has been granted another chance at Canadian refugee status after a Federal Court judge ruled immigration officials failed to use a trauma-informed, intersectional approach during her case evaluation.
Canadians Support Provincial Immigration Control: Poll
A new Postmedia-Leger poll reveals that 65% of Canadians favor giving provinces more authority over immigration, with support extending nationwide beyond Alberta and Quebec.
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Sechelt Family Faces Separation Under New Immigration Rules
A Sunshine Coast family, recently reunited following two decades apart, now confronts potential separation again due to stringent new immigration regulations, sparking a desperate fight to remain together.
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