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Sweden’s Minister of Foreign Trade and International Development Cooperation Johan Forssell gives a joint news conference following talks in Ankara, on February 22, 2023.

Sweden Finally Getting Tough on Deporting Criminal Migrants?

Michael Curzon October 13, 2025

Supporters of proper border control say that while there’s more that could be done, new proposals are “a big step in the right direction.”

A giant billboard depicting late Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah surrounded by children that reads in Persian "Sayyid Hassan in our hearts," is displayed on a the facade of a building in Tehran on September 28, 2025.

Hundreds of Iranians to Be Deported Under U.S.–Tehran Agreement

Rebeka Kis September 30, 2025

An American charter flight of Iranian nationals is set to arrive in Iran within days, following pro-border control negotiations between Washington and Tehran.

Dubravka Šuica, European Commissoner in charge of the Mediterranean region and demography

Trump Encourages More Migration Talk in Brussels

Michael Curzon September 25, 2025

Meloni complained that some of the conventions covering migration laws “are no longer current.”

UK Government Offering Sex Abuser and Killer Migrants €2,300 to Leave the Country

Michael Curzon September 24, 2025

The criminal migrants are handed pre-loaded bank cards and advised to withdraw the cash on landing.

Protesters hold placards as they gather outside the Home Office in central London on June 13, 2022, to demonstrate against the UK government’s intention to deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda.

Latest Migration Fiasco Shows Why Britain Must Ditch the ECHR for Good

Michael Curzon September 16, 2025

Critics say “no government will be able to get deportations off the ground” so long as Britain remains in the convention.

A supporter of Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, buys a calander of the ’12 most beautiful deportation airplanes’ as he waits for her to address an election campaign rally on January 25, 2025 in Halle, Germany.

Germany Fails to Control Migration as Majority of Deportations Fail

TEC News September 5, 2025

An AfD inquiry reveals that roughly six out of ten planned deportations are unsuccessful, exposing weaknesses in Germany’s immigration enforcement.

Former Superman Actor To Join ICE in Support of Trump Deportations

TEC News August 7, 2025

Crackdown on illegal migration attracts funding, personnel, publicity—and even celebrity recruits.

Rhône Prefect Fabienne Buccio (R) with French Prime Minister François Bayrou (C) and Mayor of Lyon Gregory Doucet (L) at the Saint-Jean Cathedral, in Lyon, on January 11, 2025.

French Prefect Warns Rampant Migrant Crime Plagues Rhône Cities

Zolta Győri August 6, 2025

Algerian illegal immigrants commit crimes knowing that the failing system will let them go virtually unpunished.

Yvette Cooper and Bruno Retailleau at microphones, both with ear pieces, in front of their respective flags and the EU flag

UK-France Migration Deal Off to an Expectedly Poor Start

Michael Curzon August 5, 2025

It is possible that no returns will take place through the entire month of August.

Bruno Retailleau speaking into microphone in front of a poster with the name and photo of Boualem Sansal

Turning Up the Heat: France Strips 40 Algerian Diplomats of Privileges

Hélène de Lauzun July 23, 2025

The French interior minister wants to put an end to a diplomacy steeped in “good feelings.”

Tag: deportations

Sweden Finally Getting Tough on Deporting Criminal Migrants?

Hundreds of Iranians to Be Deported Under U.S.–Tehran Agreement

Trump Encourages More Migration Talk in Brussels

UK Government Offering Sex Abuser and Killer Migrants €2,300 to Leave the Country

Latest Migration Fiasco Shows Why Britain Must Ditch the ECHR for Good

Germany Fails to Control Migration as Majority of Deportations Fail

Former Superman Actor To Join ICE in Support of Trump Deportations

French Prefect Warns Rampant Migrant Crime Plagues Rhône Cities

UK-France Migration Deal Off to an Expectedly Poor Start

Turning Up the Heat: France Strips 40 Algerian Diplomats of Privileges

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