The US special envoy for Haiti has resigned after social media platforms were filled with Haitian migrants being treated inhumanely. Calling it a 'collapsed state', the senior diplomat Daniel Foote resigned as a sign of protest against the deportation of Haitian migrants.

Haiti US special envoy, Daniel Foote, resigns to protest 'inhumane' deportation of migrants

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday that immigrants allowed to stay in the United States temporarily for humanitarian reasons may not apply for green cards if they had entered the country unlawfully.

Supreme Court rules against immigrants seeking green cards

In a piece of hopeful news, the government of the UK has assured that all undocumented migrants will be able to get vaccines against coronavirus without being subjected to status checks.

Undocumented immigrants to get free access to COVID vaccines too: UK govt

Guatemalan police fired tear gas Sunday to disperse thousands of migrants headed for the United States on foot, and soldiers beat back a group that tried to push through barriers, AFP journalists witnessed.

Guatemala police fire tear gas at US-bound migrant caravan

Thousands of asylum seekers on the Greek island of Lesbos were camping on roadsides on Thursday after the country's largest camp burnt down, with officials racing to find them shelter and avert a health crisis.

Greece races to shelter thousands after Lesbos migrant camp fire

Quebec has introduced 'values test' for immigrants seeking permanent residency in the Canadian province before their application continues through the process. According to the provincial government, this test is to ensure that they understand its new secularism law.

No veils, no turbans: Canada's new 'values test' immigrants need to pass

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is celebrating an agreement avoiding US tariffs as a major political and diplomatic triumph for his government. “We didn’t win everything, but we were able to claim a victory with there being no tariffs,” said chief negotiator Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico’s foreign affairs secretary, on June 9.

Migrants will pay the price of Mexico’s tariff deal with Trump

Trump threatens to close Mexico border; describes immigrants as 'invasion'

By Gaurav Khanna and Munseob Lee Much of the current debate over immigration is about what kind of impact immigrants have on jobs and wages for workers born in the United States.

Hiring educated immigrants leads to more innovation