Suella Braverman has come under widespread criticism in recent weeks over her management of the Home Office.
Almost 40,000 people have crossed the Channel on small boats and dinghies so far this year.
More than 35,000 people waited more than 10 weeks for their passports in the first three months of this year, Home Office figures revealed.
Migrants have continued to cross the Channel despite Priti Patel's new measures to deter crossings.
The Home Office has only successfully returned 10 asylum seekers to 'safe countries' in 2021.
Plain-clothes police officers could be deployed in nightclubs amid reports of injection spiking.
The country has fallen to the Taliban, prompting expectations that hundreds of thousands will flee the country.
The Home Office is contemplating holding asylum seekers abroad, it has been reported.
Photos of dirty mattresses and cramped rooms were taken during an independent inspection of Penally Camp in Pembrokeshire and Napier Barracks in Kent.
Human rights barrister Adam Wagner said a social media video posted by the Home Office amounted to 'fear-mongering' and is 'legally illiterate'.
More than 90 high-profile figures, campaigners and activists have written an open letter urging the companies not to operate the December 2 flight.
Immigration teams transported COVID-positive asylum seekers across the country during the pandemic, a committee hears.
It has been reported that an exemption allowing protests will be removed from new COVID-19 legislation.
More than 100 migrants have been intercepted in a week trying to make the dangerous Channel crossing in inflatable boats despite coronavirus fears.
Some £12m has been spent so far in searching for Madeleine, who went missing in Portugal in 2007
Isis bride Shamima Begum was photographed in front of a cushion decorated with a British flag.
The Home Office has flown offenders out of the UK to Jamaica even though a Court of Appeal judge ordered against it.
The government has been criticised for planning to deport those convicted of non-violent offences.
The UK submitted the request for Anne Sacoolas on Friday after she was charged with causing Harry Dunn’s death by dangerous driving.
She fled east London at the age of 15 and married an Isis fighter in Syria.
The Home Office said it ‘completely disagreed’ with the decision.
The Sunday Times reported that two other IS brides in Syria have been stripped of their UK citizenship by the Home Office.
More white people were arrested last year under terror legislation than Asian people, Home Office figures show.
Sajid Javid's decision is only permissible under international law if it does not leave the individual stateless.
The Home Office has stripped Shamima Begum of UK citizenship.