IMMIGRATION NEWS
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The Kenyan government has allocated an additional Sh5.9 billion to the State Department of Immigration and Citizen Services, according to the newly released supplementary budget.
The funding aims to streamline the issuance of critical documents, including e-passports, electronic travel…
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The Trump administration has enacted an indefinite pause on immigration applications from migrants in Latin America and Ukraine that were previously facilitated through specific Biden-era programs.
This directive, backed by two US officials and an internal memo obtained by CBS News, attributes the…
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On Valentine’s Day, Canada’s Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issued a significant warning regarding the issue of marriage fraud, cautioning Canadian citizens and permanent residents about the risks associated with entering "marriages of convenience."
These fraudulent unions are…
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In recent months, immigration-related anxieties have surged within educational institutions across the United States, driven largely by policies enacted during the Trump administration.
Reports of potential immigration enforcement actions at schools have intensified fear among families, even in…
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On February 20, 2025, Denmark will implement updated wage statistics for the Positive List for Skilled Work, a move that significantly impacts foreign workers seeking opportunities in the country.
This adjustment, announced by the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI),…
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A Kenyan national has been deported from the United States alleging that his friend, Allan, betrayed him by informing law enforcement of his undocumented status.
The man who had been residing in the US illegally, took to social media to document his experiences leading up to his deportation,…
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The Trump administration has dismissed 20 immigration judges without explanation, a move that aligns with ongoing efforts to reduce the federal workforce.
The terminations, disclosed by Matthew Biggs, president of the International Federation of Professional & Technical Engineers, occurred on a…
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Mennonite Church USA, headquartered in Elkhart, has joined forces with over two dozen Christian and Jewish organizations to file a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
This coalition is contesting the DHS's recent revocation of a policy that previously safeguarded churches,…
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Amid increasing deportations in the United States, it is essential for immigrants to understand the necessary requirements and options available to avoid deportation.
One significant pathway remains the green card application, which has largely remained unchanged under the Trump administration. The…
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Beginning January 21, 2025, significant modifications to Canada’s Spousal Open Work Permit (SOWP) program will come into effect, presenting new challenges for international students and foreign workers.
These enhancements demand closer scrutiny of eligibility requirements, potentially affecting…
