Afghan family sues German government over visa delays after approval
A 14-member Afghan family’s lawsuit against Germany exposes dangerous visa delays for Afghan refugees. With expired Pakistan visas,…
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U.S. citizenship could fast-track for wealthy with $5 million gold visa
The $5 million gold visa could let wealthy foreigners gain U.S. citizenship in weeks, while higher fees and…
EB-5 becomes leading path for Indian families seeking US residency
Indian families increasingly choose the EB-5 visa for direct, predictable U.S. permanent residency. The process requires a large,…
Department of Defense loses appeal over expedited citizenship for troops
The Department of Defense’s time-in-service rule delaying military expedited citizenship was overturned after years of litigation. Now, non-citizen…
Marriage-Based Green Card Rules and Fraud Detection at USCIS
USCIS implements AI fraud detection and mandatory interviews for marriage green cards, with processing times for domestic cases…
Supreme Court Weighs End to Birthright Citizenship
The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing if birthright citizenship—guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment for over 150 years—can be…
Green Cards Face Instant Loss in White House Proposal
A White House plan would widen government power to revoke green cards, easing removal of lawful permanent residents.…
Myra Grypuik’s lifelong wait for Canadian citizenship continues
Myra Grypuik, with lifelong Indigenous ties in Canada, faces citizenship denial due to adoption-related documentation gaps. Strict Canadian…
Reconciliation Bill would raise immigration fees for asylum applications
The 2025 Reconciliation Bill introduces historic hikes in U.S. immigration fees, bans nearly all waivers, and adds costly…