IMMIGRATION NEWS
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With the application window for the highly sought-after H-1B visa for 2025 now closed, many skilled professionals are turning to alternative temporary work visa options to pursue career opportunities in the United States. While the H-1B is known for its accessibility and versatility, other…
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Foreign nationals residing in the United States on green cards, H-1B work visas, and F-1 student visas face increased scrutiny when travelling internationally, according to immigration experts.
Heightened enforcement measures by multiple government agencies have led to warnings of potential delays…
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The Trump administration has initiated a temporary suspension of green card processing for certain immigrants, including those who initially entered the United States as refugees or asylees.
The decision, confirmed by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), is attributed to the need for enhanced…
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Germany is grappling with a critical shortage of skilled workers across vital sectors, hindering economic stability amid an ageing population and growing healthcare demands.
Over half a million positions remain unfilled, a crisis exacerbated by bureaucratic delays in visa processing that impede the…
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A proposed policy by the Trump administration that would require immigrants applying for citizenship, green cards, or asylum to disclose their social media identifiers is drawing criticism over potential First Amendment infringements and discriminatory targeting.
The initiative, an expansion of…
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Disturbing accounts from immigrant women detained at the Krome North Processing Center in Miami have surfaced, alleging inhumane treatment.
The claims further raise serious concerns about conditions within the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facilities. The allegations, made…
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In response to recent changes in the US passport policies regarding gender markers, several European nations have issued travel advisories cautioning transgender individuals planning to visit the United States.
Denmark, Germany, and Finland are among the countries urging their citizens to seek…
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Across the United States, lawful permanent residents (green card holders) are experiencing heightened anxiety regarding potential deportation and travel restrictions, fueled by recent policy shifts and high-profile legal cases.
Immigration lawyers report a surge in inquiries from green card holders…
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The Trump administration is preparing to terminate the Processes for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans (CHNV) program by late April.
This move that could strip legal protection from over half a million immigrants and potentially lead to widespread deportations, according to immigration…
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A Southern California family is grappling with the deportation of their parents, Nelson and Gladys Gonzalez, to Colombia after more than three decades of residency in the United States.
The deportation leaves behind their three American-born daughters, Gabby, Jessica, and Stephanie, and one…
