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'They're in a battle to persuade their grim electorate that one is crueler than the other,' said one opposition MP.
In-depth: Viewed as targets for deportation rather than claimants of asylum, Sub-Saharan African migrants find themselves at a crossroads of racial profiling, police brutality, and violent pushbacks.
Whilst some may be celebrating Rishi Sunak as the first person of colour to become Prime Minister, Kushie Amin explains that his privilege and politics have so far proven that he is of no benefit to South Asians in the UK who face poverty and racism.
New UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has come under fire for the appointment of Suella Braverman as home secretary, just days after she was sacked by his predecessor
In-depth: The UK-Rwanda deal is part of an escalating trend of European countries outsourcing their obligations under international law, pushing asylum seekers to take more dangerous measures and trapping them in legal limbos with no protections.
Hundreds of people in the UK have been 'illegally' detained in removal centres as processing centres become overcrowded and the Home Office struggles to house asylum seekers in adequate accommodation, internal government emails have revealed.
Sonya Sceats commends Mo Farah for sharing his traumatic story and pushing focus on modern slavery. The athlete is a an antidote to the xenophobic rhetoric of politicians and the media, we should seize this moment to fight for migrants, she writes.
Some 1,295 people were detected on Monday, surpassing the previous single-day record of 1,185 on 11 November 2021, the UK's Ministry of Defence said.
Lebanon's repatriation of Syrians has faced immense scrutiny as many argue that refugees aren’t being given adequate access to resources to make an informed decision about returning home, as concerns over their security and safety grow.
The provisional total for this year stands at 40,885, most of them Albanians, Iranians and Afghans – well in excess of last year's 28,561, the British Ministry of Defence said.