H-1B Reform Can Fuel America’s AI and Chip Future Through Merit
2025 saw bipartisan legislation proposing merit-based H-1B selection and stronger wage protections while an executive $100,000 fee risked…
Articles by & updated by Nadia Hassan
Japanese Immigrants Fought for Canada in WWI While Denied Voting
In 2025 renewed attention highlights 222+ Japanese Canadians who fought in WWI while barred from voting. Many enlisted…
Pope Leo XIV’s critique spurs US bishops to aid migrants
Pope Leo XIV condemned U.S. migrant treatment as inhuman, prompting bishops and Catholic groups to expand pastoral visits…
Richmond’s immigrant relief program advances with nonprofit funding
Richmond launched a $1 million immigrant relief program, funding three nonprofits to provide legal services, outreach, and emergency…
DHS Expands DNA Storage and Facial Scans Across Immigration System
DHS will require facial recognition for noncitizens at ports from December 26, 2025, and proposes removing biometric age…
Inside The Gold Card Program: U.S. Residency for Private Clients
The Trump Gold Card offers expedited green cards in exchange for large, nonrefundable contributions—$1 million for individuals and…
Hundreds of San Francisco Immigration Cases Resumed After Decades
Starting in 2025, DHS filed mass motions to recalendar administratively closed cases, reigniting deportation risk for DACA recipients…
America’s Mixed Messages on Immigration: Enforcement vs. Reform Push
2025 sees aggressive federal enforcement—more deportations, higher detention goals, halted refugee admissions—contrasting with the bipartisan Dignity Act proposal…
A New Black Migration Rises in Trump’s America: Reclaiming the South
Young Black professionals are moving to Southern metros like D.C., Atlanta, and Texas cities for jobs, networks, and…