A UK grandmother was unjustly detained for six weeks by ICE after crossing the U.S.-Canada border, despite having a valid visa and no criminal record.

A small number of Australians linked to ISIS in Syria are leaving amid shifting regional conditions and diplomatic efforts, with Australia reviewing each case individually.

India’s Home Minister Amit Shah announced plans to remove illegal infiltrators from electoral rolls and deport them within five years, citing national security and blaming the Congress for enabling infiltration.

The Trump administration is ending TPS for migrants from Nepal, Honduras, and Nicaragua, leaving thousands, including Kevenson Jean and his wife, in legal limbo.

White House border czar Tom Homan rejected Democratic ICE reform demands, citing security threats and legal authority.

Seven of 18 Irish government departments missed anti-racism reporting deadlines, exposing systemic racism and weak enforcement of national anti-racism efforts.

Eleven Tamil Nadu fishermen returned to Chennai after being released by Sri Lanka; 22 others were arrested nearby on the same day amid ongoing fishing disputes.

A 65-year-old Ontario man was charged in Nova Scotia with trafficking a foreign worker, allegedly paying $300 while forcing excessive work and threats for over a year.

Hindus are the most educated religious group in the U.S., with 70% holding at least a bachelor’s degree, according to a 2026 Pew analysis.

Twenty-five Indian fishermen were arrested by Sri Lanka for allegedly crossing into its waters near Kankesanthurai on February 13, 2026.