US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that his administration is going to revoke the citizenship of any naturalized immigrant from Somalia or any other country who is convicted of defrauding "our citizens."
"We're also going to revoke the citizenship of any naturalized immigrant from Somalia or anywhere else who is convicted of defrauding our citizens," Trump said in a speech at the Detroit Economic Club.

US to revoke citizenship of naturalized migrants convicted of fraud, Trump says 

US: Migrant Crossings From Mexico Drop Over 95% Since Late 2023

About five million Afghan migrants are currently living in Iran, an Iranian official said, as Tehran steps up deportations of undocumented immigrants amid growing economic and security pressures.

Nader Yar-Ahmadi, head of Iran’s Centre for Foreign Nationals and Immigrants Affairs at the interior ministry, said around 1.6 million undocumented Afghans had been expelled since the launch of a campaign targeting unauthorised migrants.

Iran Escalates Deportations Nationwide Amid Rising Economic Crisis

A tragic incident has occurred off the coast of Lesbos, Greece, where a migrant boat sank, leaving four people dead.
Rescue operations are underway as authorities work to recover survivors and prevent further casualties.

Lesbos Boat Sink Kills Four Migrants: Reason Still Unclear

A migrant sex offender who was mistakenly released from prison on Friday has been arrested in London, ending a two-day manhunt.
Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu is an Ethiopian national convicted of sexual offences. He was found in the Finsbury Park area at around 8.30am on Sunday, the Metropolitan Police said.

UK: Jailed Migrant Sex Offender Freed Instead Of Being Deported From UK

Migrant arrivals in the UK via small boats have surged by nearly 50% in 2025 compared to last year. Home Office figures show that over 36,800 people have already crossed the English Channel this year—surpassing the total for all of 2024, which recorded about 36,816 arrivals.


UK Sees Nearly 50% Surge in Migrant Arrivals by Small Boats in 2025 | WION 

Iran will allocate 200,000 work visas for Afghan labourers, a senior Iranian diplomat announced during a meeting with Abdul Kabir, the Taliban’s Minister for Refugees, in Kabul.


Iran to issue 200,000 work visas for Afghan labourers 

Two women, both Somalis, died Saturday while trying to cross the Channel to Britain, French authorities said, adding that the body of another migrant had been found in a canal.


Two women die while crossing English Channel from France to UK 

UN: The United Nations has reported that at least 800 people have been executed in 2025, with ethnic minorities and migrants disproportionately targeted.


UN: At Least 800 Executed in 2025, Ethnic Minorities and Migrants Targeted

The death toll from a bus crash in western Afghanistan has risen to 79, after two survivors died from their injuries, an interim Taliban administration official said.

The incident occurred late on Tuesday in Herat province’s Guzara district, when a passenger bus carrying Afghan returnees from Iran struck a motorcycle and a fuel truck, triggering a huge fire.

Afghanistan bus crash: Bus carrying deported migrants to Kabul crashes with truck 

As per the latest data of the United Nations, the number of international migrants has reached nearly 304 million in 2024 since 1990. Out of seven continents, Europe witnessed the largest growth in international migrants, touching nearly 94 million migrants in 2024.

From France to US: Who hosted the most migrants in 2025? Top 5 countries ranked — Check India's position

Ibiza dead bodies: The Spanish island of Ibiza has witnessed dead bodies with hands and feet tied washing ashore in the last month. Officials believe they are migrants who were murdered at sea. 

Murdered at sea? Dead bodies with hands and feet tied keep washing up near Ibiza

The top court’s move has put some 532,000 immigrants at risk of deportation who came to the US under the “parole” program launched by former president Joe Biden.

Over 500,000 migrants at risk of deportation after US Supreme Court allows Trump to revoke their legal status

Business & Economy: The initiative aims to address domestic skill shortages and reduce reliance on foreign workers. However, experts warn that the rapid upskilling of local labour may hinder Britain growth ambitions.

UK to train 120,000 local workers under new training policy: Details here

The UK is set to unveil stricter immigration rules, with a proposal requiring migrants to demonstrate fluent English and higher language proficiency. With net migration at a record high, the government aims to tighten entry standards. Watch this report for more details

UK plans tougher migrant rules, English fluency now mandatory requirement

World | The Trump administration will offer a $1,000 stipend and travel assistance to migrants who elect to voluntarily "self-deport" from America

'If we want them back in...': Trump admin's new deportation plan includes $1000 stipend, flight assistance and more

A tragic incident occurred off the coast of California as a boat carrying migrants overturned, resulting in 3 deaths, 4 injuries, and 7 people still missing. The boat was reportedly carrying migrants, including two Indian children who are among those missing.

California boat tragedy: 3 dead, 7 missing as migrant boat capsizes

World: The move to strip those who entered through the app is the Trump administration’s latest bid to expand the pool of migrants eligible to be arrested and deported.

Trump admin tells migrants who entered US via CBP One app to leave immediately

The US foreign-born population has reached a record high, with most immigrants arriving from Latin America and India, according to the latest Current Population Survey. The surge has driven demand for low-wage jobs, with many migrants working in construction and agriculture.

US migrant population hits record high amid labor demand

They once ventured through the jungles of the Darién Gap, trekking for days along the dangerous migrant path that separates Colombia and Panama, driven by a simple goal: to seek asylum in the United States. Now, one by one, these migrants – primarily from the Andean nations of Venezuela and Colombia – have given up after President Donald Trump’s crackdown on asylum policies and are returning to the countries they once sought to escape.

Migrants abandon American dream, return home via Darien Gap amid Trump’s crackdown

Panama has denied accusations of detaining migrants against their will after individuals were seen holding signs pleading for help from hotel windows. Public Security Minister Abrego stated that the migrants, including those from China, India, Iran, and Vietnam, are in custody for their own protection. Panama had previously agreed to act as a bridge for deportees from the US.

US deportation: Migrants not being deprived of freedom: Panama

Another US military plane carrying 112 Indians landed at India's Amritsar. The journey of the deportees who came back to India, however, was an ordeal. Some of them are now too afraid to speak about it. This is the third such arrival in the last 10 days as part of the US President Donald Trump-led administration's crackdown on illegal immigrants. Watch in for more details!

Indian Deportees From US Recount Ordeals

As the US continued to crack down on illegal immigrants, a plane carrying a third batch of deportees landed at the Amritsar International Airport. Among the deportees, most migrants belong to  Haryana, Punjab and Gujarat.

US plane carrying third batch of 112 Indian deportees lands in Amritsar

Third US plane with 112 Indian deportees lands at Amritsar airport

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