A Nigerian man who claims he is the father of two Irish-citizen children by an Irish woman - who has since married another man - has failed to get a High Court injunction preventing his deportation.

A Cork-based Pakistani man with a deportation order hanging over him is in fear for his life.

Five members of an Albanian family have lost their appeals over being refused subsidiary protection here, resulting in their deportation.

Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan is to review the case of a Cork family who face being told to leave Ireland, the Irish Examiner can reveal.

A demonstration is planned for later today in a bid to stop a Carlow-based student from being sent back to Malawi.

A man who claimed he fled Nigeria after an attack by homophobes has won a High Court appeal against a decision refusing him refugee status and international protection.

A father of three was arrested and deported from Dublin Airport while attempting to visit his children in the North.

A Corkman who was arrested last month in a raid by US Immigration and Enforcement (ICE) has said he is "embarrassed for the Government" that a minor drug charge will lead to his deportation from the US.

He married an American woman in 2009 after overstaying his visa, but failed in his attempts to regularise his status.

Keith Byrne, originally from Fermoy, was arrested by federal immigration officers last week.

An appeal by an Irish couple facing deportation from Australia because their son has Cystic Fibrosis has been rejected.

A Dublin couple who emigrated to Australia a decade ago could be deported because their application for permanent residency could mean taxpayers there may have to pay for their son's cystic fibrosis treatment.

A High Court judge has decided to take no further action against two lawyers whom he had accused of using litigation as a strategy in a bid to stop the deportation of a Polish criminal whom they represented.

The deportation by the authorities here of a ‘happy, safe, content and well cared for’ ten year old school girl back to Guinea in Africa has moved a step closer.

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Less than 1% of deportation orders against minors in Ireland are enforced, according to the Justice Minister.

DCU Students' Union is calling on Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan to revoke a deportation order against one of its fellow students.

The potential deportation to China of a nine-year-old boy who has lived in Wicklow his whole life has been branded "cruel" and "inhumane".

A 21-year-old Swedish student stopped the deportation of a man to Afghanistan by boarding his flight and refusing to sit down until he was let off the plane.

A challenge by a mother and her two Irish-born daughters to orders for their deportation to the mother’s native Georgia has been struck out on consent at the High Court.

The Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan is to put "certain options” to a mother and her two Irish-born daughters, aged eight and 13, who are fighting orders for their deportation to the mother’s native Georgia, the High Court has heard.

The number of people deported from the country fell significantly last year, according to new figures.

A Filipino woman who worked mainly as a carer for elderly people after coming here in 2005 has lost her challenge to a deportation order.

The number of deportations carried out so far this year has fallen dramatically and there has been a similar drop in the number of new deportation orders signed.

A man’s claim that gardai had no power to stop and arrest him for breach of a deportation order while he was driving his car has been dismissed as "defying logic" by the Court of Appeal.

The Homeland Security Department is greatly expanding the number of people living in the US illegally who are considered a deportation priority.

The number of foreigners deported from Ireland last year soared by 50% to 428.

Republican Donald Trump says he’s not vacillating when it comes to his proposal to deport the estimated 11 million people living in the US illegally — even though his new campaign manager now says his stance is “to be determined”.

Plans to deport a man allegedly involved with Islamic extremists have been put on hold following a dramatic intervention by the European Court of Human Rights which made an order temporarily preventing Ireland from deporting him.

A man who is accused of being a recruiting agent for Islamic extremists will have an appeal against his deportation heard later today.

A 52-year-old father of four, until now facing imminent deportation for allegedly recruiting sympathisers in Ireland to fight for Islamic extremists in the Middle East, was today granted a stay on his deportation until tomorrow.

The Court of Appeal is scheduled to sit at 5pm today to deal with the appeal of a 52-year-old father of four who is alleged to have been a recruiting agent for Islamic extremists.

The European Union has taken measures to buttress its porous external borders and toughen up its migrant return programme in an attempt to build a credible refugee policy that would continue to embrace those fleeing for their lives yet punish those seeking economic gain.

The cost of charter flights to deport illegal immigrants averaged more than €3,700 per person removed from the country last year, new figures reveal.