Migrants

The Trump administration’s approach forces a “safe third country” arrangement on Mexico, making it an international waiting room.

Seven new pieces believed to be Banksy's work turned up in Paris, with nods to such topics as refugees, student protests and capitalism.

Often the only difference between wealthy immigrants and refugees is their bank balance.

President Donald Trump's claim ignored the reality of Mexico's immigration laws and the danger of migrants' journeys.

Officials in Hungary said they're aiming to pass the bill as soon as possible.

A new agreement announced Israel will send 16,000 African asylum seekers to Western countries.

One New Year's Eve party in Berlin will include a safe zone for women staffed by the German Red Cross to act as support after reports of sexual assault at last year's celebrations.

More than 2,000 people have crossed the U.S. border to Canada illegally since January.

Trump's executive orders leave unaccompanied minors even more vulnerable.

Figures have risen since the 2015 annual survey.

Upon returning home, deported Central American teens face a life or death choice: join a gang or die.

If the 65.3 million people were a single population, it would be the world's 21st largest.

At least 880 migrants have died in the Mediterranean Sea over the past week.

The U.K. labor market may be closed to potential EU states for years to come, professor writes.

Immigration Minster James Brokenshire proposes new Immigration Bill measures that will allow children to be dispersed across local authorities.

EU pact with Turkey that may turn away migrants slammed as 'unfair and inhumane.'

Hundreds of migrants marched out of Greece and hiked for hours to get around a border fence and cross into Macedonia, where they were detained.

Three hundred migrants gathered to watch the show as part of the Globe to Globe tour.

William Lacy Swing, the head of the International Organization for Migration, cited the figure on Tuesday.

The waves of refugees have fueled "unprecedented anti-migrant sentiment," said the head of the International Organization for Migration.

Economic need, global markets and a desire for better lives put more people on the move in 2015, especially in Asia.

Many had spent weeks stranded at the border with Macedonia.

More than 3,500 people have died or gone missing at sea this year.

At the heart of the scandal: mobsters siphoning off millions from refugee centers, among other services.