The pro-Palestine activist is accused of belonging to a group promoting a boycott of Israel and making anti-Israeli posts on social media before being detained by soldiers in the West Bank
By Jacob Jaffa
The government revealed its immigration white paper on Monday
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The decision sets an important precedent that legal residency can be revoked without any criminal conviction
‘There is no room in the United States for the rest of the world’s terrorist sympathisers’ stated the US Department of Homeland Security
By JC Reporter
The man is being detained by immigration authorities
By Imogen Garfinkel
PMQs saw Starmer’s past positions on immigration attacked
By Hen Mazzig
It matters that our people are indigenous. It’s about real history, not an abstract concept
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The BBC Match of the Day host tweeted a commentary by Raz Segal was 'worth 13 minutes of anyone’s time'
By Richard Percival
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The country has become the first Middle Eastern country to be admitted to the US Visa Waiver program
By Menachem Wecker
The BBC Match of the Day host tweeted that the language used around immigration policy 'is not dissimilar to that used by Germany in the 30s'
Lenny Henry excels in monologue featuring a 50-something grocer who arrived in England from Jamaica in 1962 but decades later is forced to leave
By John Nathan
Suella Braverman's social media team released an image of her laughing during a trip to Rwanda and the image was subsequently doctored by Twitter users
By Daniel Ben-David
Lineker was also called out on the alleged hypocrisy of accepting a presenting job at the World Cup in Qatar
The commentator and former professional footballer compared the language surrounding the UK’s asylum policy to Germany under the Nazis
Prominent Jews have attacked the BBC pundit after he compared the language being used to discuss UK’s asylum plans to 1930s Germany
By Ben Bloch
