Robert Pyne

Robert Pyne

Robert Pyne, a Professional Writer at VisaVerge.com, brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique storytelling ability to the team. Specializing in long-form articles and in-depth analyses, Robert's writing offers comprehensive insights into various aspects of immigration and global travel. His work not only informs but also engages readers, providing them with a deeper understanding of the topics that matter most in the world of travel and immigration.
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Wheels Up Joins Delta Air Lines’ Green Fuel Push

Wheels Up and Delta Air Lines enable charter flyers to support Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). The program tracks…

European Court of Human Rights rules Greece deported migrants illegally

January 2025 saw the European Court of Human Rights rule Greece guilty of systematic pushbacks of migrants to…

Duke University urges caution on international travel for students

Duke University and prominent U.S. schools urge international students and staff, including green card holders, to avoid nonessential…

Internal Revenue Service Lets ICE Access Taxpayer Data

The 2025 IRS-ICE agreement enables ICE to access ITIN-related tax records for enforcement, primarily targeting serious crimes. Advocates…

REAL ID Act set new rules for driver’s licenses after September 11

Starting May 7, 2025, REAL ID-compliant identification is necessary for domestic flights or federal buildings. Applicants must provide…

F-1 Students: Summer Work Rules for OPT and CPT Explained

F-1 students seeking summer off-campus work must use CPT or OPT and get proper approval first. Each program…

Erika Reunites With Newborn Daughter After ICE Detention

Guatemalan mother Erika’s story spotlights birthright citizenship and harsh migrant realities after ICE separated her from U.S.-born Emily.…

Carla Medina Trapped in Aurora ICE Facility After DoorDash Run

Carla Medina’s detention at the Aurora ICE facility underscores the U.S. immigration system’s tough realities—months-long separations, emotional distress…

Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan Ignites Washington Fury

Trump’s mass deportation plan targets millions, reaching legal residents and using military resources. Fierce debate divides states, courts,…

Delaney Hall reopens in Newark as GEO Group begins new detention deal

Delaney Hall’s 2025 reopening in Newark, New Jersey, under a $1 billion GEO Group contract, ignites controversy, with…

Self-deportation now possible through new Department of Homeland Security app

The CBP Home app, launched in 2025 by the Department of Homeland Security, encourages self-deportation but doesn’t erase…

Ethiopia leads world in Diversity Visa winners over two decades

Ethiopia leads as the top Diversity Visa recipient from 1995–2016, followed by Nigeria. Africa’s prominence increased as eligibility…

Sydney Airport Qantas worker in critical condition after fall

A Qantas worker is in critical condition after a five to six-meter fall at Sydney Airport's Terminal 3.…

Vlora International Airport to welcome first landing on May 8

Set to open May 8, 2025, Vlora International Airport will drive Albanian tourism and economy. Its 3.2-kilometer runway,…

Malawi Shuts Camp, Mozambican Nationals Plead for Asylum

Malawi’s closure of Nyamithuthu Settlement led 336 Mozambican nationals to seek asylum amid ongoing violence at home. Dzaleka…