The Darién Gap, the jungle route from South America into Panama, tells the same story: crossings fell by 99.9% over the same period. In Costa Rica the number of migrants heading north has fallen to almost nothing,

As governments gather in New York for the second International Migration Review Forum (IMRF) to assess progress on global migration commitments, a central question looms: is the Global Compact for Migration improving conditions for people on the move?

Institute of Public Affairs Chief Economist Adam Creighton says he expects the polls to not change too much after Opposition Leader Angus Taylor pledges to slash migration.

Rejoining the European Union could increase net migration by more than 200,000, according to analysis by Reform UK.

Migration is costing some British workers £1,060 in annual pay, a study has found. The research, based on previously unpublished HMRC data, suggests a surge in low-paid migrants over the past decade has deflated salaries for workers outside London by more than £1,000 a year.

Institute of Public Affairs Chief Economist Adam Creighton says he prefers One Nation's "more extreme" migration policy.

Research suggests a surge in non-UK national workers has created a seismic gap between what British workers earn, and what they should have earned, in recent years.

EU migration pact improvements face criticism for insufficient tools to manage large-scale migration emergencies.

The Liberal-National Coalition has announced its migration policy, promising to cap net overseas migration at 100,000 in its first year in government.