Trump signed executive order on first day back in office

Remarks follow a court ruling clearing the way to revoke deportation protections for migrants from conflict-hit countries

"Chill, relax" was Gianni Infantino's message on Wednesday as the FIFA president sought to defuse concerns over visa issues that have clouded the buildup to the World Cup, saying soccer's governing body could not dictate immigration decisions to host nations.

As the curtain rises on the 2026 FIFA World Cup tonight, the United States appears to be competing for an altogether different title -- one of the most inhospitable hosts in the tournament's history.

The US wants the speedy repatriation of around 5,000 undocumented Bangladeshis currently living there, as the Trump administration steps up its anti-immigration drive, diplomatic sources said.

Speaking at the fifth annual Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project (CTAOP) Block Party in Los Angeles, the Oscar-winning actress didn’t mince words. “The world feels like it’s burning because it is,” she said, before describing a global retreat from justice and human rights. “Here in Los Angeles, in the US and across the globe, we are moving backwards fast. Immigration policy is destroying the lives of families, not criminals.

The United States has deported at least 31 Bangladeshis after President Donald Trump took a tough immigration policy.

The tech war between nations is well-established – the US and China being the least coy about this battle. There is another (more subtle) war happening: the battle for talent is quietly turning into a more global competition. 

President Donald Trump says that US authorities would begin next week removing millions of immigrants who are in the United States illegally.

The President of the United States Donald Trump calls upon the Congress to pass a bill to reform the country’s immigration policy by ending chain migration and visa lottery systems.