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Two Poles were detained in Apulia in the south of Italy on the charge of the murder of a 34-year-old Polish farm worker on one of the farms.more

Business hiring confidence has reached its highest level in more than a year, but the optimism is masking a "desperation" among employers to fill vacancies as Brexit looms. A survey of 2,102 employers by recruitment giant Manpower shows the most positive jobs forecast in more than 12 months, with a national outlook of +6 per cent for the coming quarter.more

Home Office officials have been asked to convince the European Parliament the system for EU citizens in the UK will not become a "bureaucratic nightmare".more

EU nationals will not have the right to vote in a future independence referendum if it takes places after Brexit economists have suggested.more

An organization representing EU citizens living in the United Kingdom protested against plans to block access to information that was collected about them in the Home Office and related agencies.more

Foreign employees began to fill the gap in the Social Insurance Institution's finances. The Ministry of Labor wants to facilitate their employment - writes Rzeczpospolita.more

The Prime Minister was speaking at Mansion House in central London after the snow scuppered her plan of making a trip to Newcastle to deliver her message.more

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced today plans to help make it easier for EU citizens who live in the capital to access online the information they need so that they can stay in the UK after Brexit.more

he Beyond Borders Book Club is an initiative devised by Ennis Book Club Festival's artistic director Paul Perry and facilitated by poet and community activist Sarah Clancy to include and showcase an international dimension to this year's festival. more

Julian Nagi is a 20 year old Portlaoise man, originally from Poland. He is involved heavily in the political scene in Laois as the current chairperson of Laois Young Fine Gael.more

IT was one of the most scandalously underhand images of the 2016 Brexit referendum. In June 2016, leading Leave campaigner Nigel Farage stood boldly in front of a giant billboard displaying thousands of immigrants queued at a border under the headline: "Breaking Point."more

The number of EU citizens leaving the UK is at its highest level for a decade with 130,000 emigrating in the year to September, figures show.more

A Luton-based artist is holding an exhibition which explores the history of her ancestors who were banished from their homeland. Karolina Lebek, 28, a former University of Bedfordshire student, will display her new work at the Storefront, Bute Street, from tonight (February 21) until March 24.more

Plans by hard-line Brexiteers to curb immigration from the continent may have come 4,500 years too late, a study has revealed.more

Net migration from the EU to the UK has fallen below 100,000 for the first time in almost five years. New statistics show the estimated figure stood at 90,000 in the year ending September 2017, the first time it has dropped under six figures since the 12 months ending March 2013.more

Interior Minister Marco Minniti on Tuesday said migration is "now under control", speaking to State broadcaster Rai1's 'Uno Mattina' program.more

The European Union countries lack a common vision of migration policy - the experts who took part in the debate entitled "What are the economic costs and benefits of migration?" said.more

We are encouraging all immigrants and supporters to join in the #1DayWithoutUs national day of action in solidarity with migrants on the 17 February 2018.more

The PM has insisted transition migrants could not expect the same treatment as EU nationals already resident in the UK.more

From now on, foreigners from outside the EU will be able to obtain temporary residence permits in Poland as part of an intra-corporate transfer from another country.more

Countries that are "cracking down" on migration are making a "huge mistake", Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has warned. Mr Varadkar said "how much better our economy is because of migration, and our public services as well, which depend on attracting talent from around the world".more

There is more and more information about the return of Poles to the country in the light of the approaching Brexit, meanwhile, a social activist and author Wiktor Moszczynski has shown that there are more and more Poles in London.more

He is the world's most persistent illegal immigrant: One Mexican managed to get deported 44 times in 15 years - which means he also managed to sneak back across the border at least that many times.more

More than half a billion pounds has been spent on immigration detention in four years, figures show, prompting renewed calls for a limit on length of time immigrants can be held in removal centres. The Government shelled out £523.5 million on detaining people for immigration reasons between April 2013 and March 2017.more

Italy heads to the polls next month to vote in a crowded general election - against a backdrop of populist gains in Europe - and the shadow of ex-leader Silvio Berlusconi still looms large.more