US Border Patrol Sustains Ten Months Without Releasing Illegal Immigrants Amid Increased Drug Seizures
For the tenth straight month, US Border Patrol has maintained a policy of zero releases of illegal immigrants into the interior of the country. This marks a continuation of stringent border security measures aimed at controlling unauthorized entry and improving national safety. The enforcement approach consequently increases pressure on illegal migration networks. Alongside immigration controls, drug interdiction efforts have intensified, with a notable surge in drug seizures. This reflects a concerted government campaign to disrupt narcotics trafficking, which frequently accompanies illegal border crossings. Communities near the US-Mexico border and the wider American public are affected by both immigration enforcement and... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 20 Mar 2026 19:18
UK and Nigeria agree to speed up deportation of Nigerians without legal status
The UK government has signed a new agreement with Nigeria to accelerate the deportation of Nigerians who are in the UK illegally. Previously, the UK relied on emergency travel documents from Nigeria to remove individuals, a process that often caused lengthy delays. Under the new deal, UK-issued letters, documents given to those without valid passports, to confirm identity will now be accepted by Nigerian authorities. This agreement targets Nigerians who have overstayed their visas, failed in their asylum claims, or have committed crimes, allowing UK immigration officials to remove them from the country more swiftly. The change came about through... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 19 Mar 2026 16:57
Venezuelan student Dylan Lopez Contreras released from ICE detention after nearly 10 months
Dylan Lopez Contreras, a 20-year-old student from Venezuela, has been released from detention after spending nearly 10 months in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility. His release, confirmed on Wednesday, comes after a contentious period marked by public outrage over his arrest in May, which was the first widely known case of a public school student being apprehended by federal immigration authorities. Contreras was a freshman at Ellis Prep Academy, a public school in the Bronx designed specifically for students who have recently immigrated to the United States. He was taken into custody during an ICE enforcement operation at... [Continue Reading]
