Foreigners in France are increasingly resorting to legal procedures to overcome administrative obstacles. Alexandre Delavay, a lawyer specialized in foreigner’s rights, responded to InfoMigrants' questions on the "explosion" of appe1
According to a report by a coalition of European NGOs, more than 80,000 pushbacks took place at the European Union's external borders in 2025. This figure represents a 34 percent drop compared to 2024, which the associations attribu1
Spain’s new drive to fast-track legal status for half a million migrants is already causing anxiety. Weeks before it begins, immigration offices are stretched, and the government has yet to release details on applications or provide1
With workers in short supply, Spain plans to grant residency to about 500,000 undocumented immigrants. Many in Spain oppose the plan, but one displaced person from Senegal hopes this will allow him to work legally.
EU asylum applications dropped nearly 20 percent in 2025, but the war in Iran has European officials bracing for possible refugee outflows via Turkey and the Balkans. With new EU rules set for June and Greece tightening scrutiny on1