U.S. Revokes Visas of Costa Rican Lawmakers, Stirring Diplomatic Tensions
The U.S. revoked visas for two Costa Rican lawmakers, sparking controversy and raising questions about U.S.-Costa Rica relations.…
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Under Trump, Federal Agencies Take on Expansive Immigration Roles
The Trump administration's second term transformed U.S. immigration policy, involving nearly all federal departments. Key changes include expanded…
Can You Renew Your Driver’s License if Your Green Card Expires?
Recent USCIS policy grants a 24-month green card validity extension for those filing Form N-400 on/after December 12,…
Leroy Neville White Removed by ICE After Terror Threat Conviction in U.S.
ICE deported Jamaican fugitive Leroy Neville White, convicted of terrorist threats in the U.S. and wanted in Jamaica…
Iceland Considers Revoking Citizenship Amid Rising Violent Crime
Iceland proposes revoking citizenship for serious criminals, targeting those born abroad, amid rising crime rates, including record homicides…
CBP One Use Rises as Migrant Numbers Drop, Leaving Centers Nearly Empty
Migrant encounters at the U.S. southwest border have sharply declined, causing processing centers to empty. This 81% drop…
Elon Musk’s Cost-Cutting Moves at DOGE: What’s Been Cut, What It Means, and What’s Next
Elon Musk’s DOGE cuts $55B in federal spending, targeting workforce, contracts, and programs. Critics warn of risks to…
Rising H-1B Filing Fees Could Burden Small and Medium Businesses
Increased H-1B filing fees may financially strain small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), limiting their ability to hire skilled…
H-1B Cap Season Sees Higher Credit Card Limit Amid Rising Fees
The U.S. temporarily raised the daily credit card transaction limit to $99,999.99 for FY 2026 H-1B cap season…