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The Swedish government is set to enforce new immigration regulations mandating that migrants prove they are leading an 'honest living' to retain their residence permits. This move is part of a broader initiative by the right-wing government to tighten immigration ahead of elections.
The Nigerian government has finalized an agreement with the UK to accept individuals without legal status in the UK. This initiative, established during President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's recent state visit to the UK, is aimed at expediting the return of offenders and failed asylum seekers.
The UK Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, has introduced a pilot plan to provide financial incentives for illegal migrant families to leave the UK voluntarily, with payments of up to £40,000 per family contingent on departure within a week.
The United States has reportedly carried out the deportation of nine migrants to Cameroon, utilizing a controversial third-country deportation policy. This action has raised significant concerns among rights advocates and has yet to be confirmed by involved governmental bodies.
The UK Home Secretary has secured agreements with Namibia, Angola, and the Democratic Republic of Congo to accept back foreign offenders and illegal migrants, following threats of visa sanctions. This measure aims to enhance cooperation on deportations from the UK.
The Rwandan government is seeking £100 million from the UK, claiming breach of an asylum deal that was scrapped by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Rwanda has initiated international arbitration, arguing that the UK failed to fulfill its agreed financial obligations under the now-cancelled agreement.
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