Europe Migrant Crisis

President of Argentina Javier Milei warned that mass migration has pushed Europe to the “brink of extinction.” 

The Spanish government’s mass amnesty plan for illegal migrants has already caused a collapse of social services all over the Madrid area.

The Spanish post office has been pressed into processing illegal migrants, but a fault has led to criminal backgrounds going unchecked.

The scheme by Spanish Socialist Prime Minsiter Pedro Sánchez to offer amnesty to hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants is sparking questions over the stability of the European Union’s internal open borders system.

An al-Qaeda-inspired terrorist who was convicted of plotting an attack on the London Stock Exchange has avoided deportation and been able to remain in Britain on so-called human rights grounds.

Energy prices more expensive in the UK than practically any other country and few nations are experiencing faster demographic change.

A German police union chief has sparked controversy after suggesting that women should avoid relationships with men because of rising crime rates in the country, while apparently ignoring that government statistics indicate a higher likelihood of being a victim of migrant crime.

The Supreme Court of Spain on Wednesday accepted an appeal request spearheaded by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, President of the Community of Madrid, against the mass amnesty plan for illegal migrants being executed by the socialist government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

The number of migrants living in the European Union (E.U.) reached a record-breaking 64.2 million by 2025, a study published Wednesday revealed.

Six in ten adults in France believe that their country is facing a “great replacement” with the mass importation of non-European immigrants.

Spain’s socialist government is instructing that prisons expedite the processing of mass amnesty applications filed by foreign prisoners, multiple local outlets reported Monday.

Nearly half of criminal suspects in violent crimes are foreign nationals in Germany, police statistics have found.

An Afghan migrant has been arrested in France after local farmers repeatedly found their livestock tied and injured.

Illegal migrants in Spain with criminal records may still benefit from the Spanish government’s mass amnesty thanks to new changes in the country’s immigration regulations, the newspaper El Mundo reported on Friday.

Brussels fears Spain’s mass amnesty for illegal migrants may prompt an E.U. member state to close its borders, European Commissioner for Asylum and Migration Magnus Brunner declared Wednesday.

“I love your country and I would love to see it succeed”, President Trump said as he listed off “insane” energy and mass migration policies.

The governing Council of Ministers in Spain approved on Tuesday the Royal Decree allowing for the mass amnesty programme for illegal migrants put forward by Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez earlier this year.

Spain’s socialist government on Tuesday officially started the process to grant mass amnesty to half a million illegal migrants living in Spain.

New official information from Spain’s National Institute of Statistics (INE) revealed that 20 percent of the people living in Spain was born in another country, with foreign-born population surging over the past few years, the newspaper El País reported on Tuesday.

A Sudanese man alleged to have piloted a boat connected to the deaths of four migrants trying to cross the English Channel has been charged under a new British immigration law, authorities said Saturday.

The European Commissioner for Asylum and Migration Magnus Brunner said on a Wednesday internal E.U. parliament document that Spain’s mass amnesty plans for 500,000 illegal migrants may have wider “consequences,” the Spanish newspaper El Mundo reports.

Reports of honour-based violence have hit record highs in the Netherlands, driven in large part by the arrival of migrants from Middle Eastern nations such as Syria.

The administration of Spanish socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is expecting to receive as many as 750,000 applications from illegal migrants seeking to become beneficiaries of Sánchez’s mass amnesty plans, the newspaper El País reported on Thursday.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa on Monday pledged to work with Germany to enable more Syrians to return home and rebuild their country after its devastating civil war, as he made a historic visit to Berlin.

Nearly three-quarters of Germans are concerned that their country could not cope with another wave of illegal migrants from the Middle East amid the ongoing conflict in Iran.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has reported that there are nearly a million migrants currently residing in the North African state of Libya, many of whom will undoubtedly attempt to cross the Mediterranean and reach European soil.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has conceded defeat in a major referendum seeking to overhaul the nation’s left-wing judiciary, in what observers have cast as a blow to her air of invincibility heading into next year’s elections.

The populist Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) party secured its strongest ever result in a West German state election on Sunday, while winning the youth vote as the establishment Social Democrats continue to slide.

An absolute majority of Spanish lawmakers on Wednesday approved a motion urging the government of socialist Prime Minster Pedro Sánchez “immediately resigns” its plans to grant amnesty to half a million illegal migrants in the country.

The Dutch House of Representatives passed a motion from populist leader Geert Wilders advocating for the ban of the Muslim Brotherhood and its “affiliated organisations” amid increasing warnings over Islamist infiltration across Europe

Recently-installed Irish President Catherine Connolly has faced a torrent of criticism over her maiden St Patrick’s Day address, during which she was accused of twisting history and insulting Christianity all in one go.

Still grappling with the civilizational transformations of the migrant crisis sparked over a decade ago by conflict in the Middle East, the European Union is facing the prospect of another large wave, with little more in the way of protection for its external borders.

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel has drawn criticism for calling on migrants in Germany to vote against the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.

Around four in ten new homes built in Britain by the end of the decade will go to migrants, analysis of government figures has found.