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Affordability crisis and immigration crackdown drive NYC school declines
Enrollment dropped by 22,000 to 884,400 students for 2025–26, reflecting affordability pressures and fewer migrant arrivals. Newcomer programs risk reduced…
South Shore tenants seek relief, relocation aid after ICE raid
Following a Sept. 30 ICE raid, Wells Fargo secured a receiver and a Dec. 12, 2024 vacate order for 7500…
Europe could be unrecognizable in 20 years as mass migration reshapes alliances
The White House’s 2025 strategy claims mass migration and falling birthrates risk making Europe unrecognizable in twenty years. It calls…
Onshore visa refusals, Bridging Visa, Administrative Appeals Tribunal explain why students stay
Rising onshore visa refusals have left many international students lawfully staying on Bridging Visas while they appeal at the AAT.…
2026 Outlook: Social Security COLA, Medicare Costs, Immigration
A 2.8% Social Security COLA for 2026 will raise average benefits modestly, but higher Medicare Part B premiums and a…
New EB-5 Bill Expands Housing, Speeds Affordable Green-Card Processing
A Senate bill by Sen. Gallego would steer EB-5 investment into affordable housing by expanding the $800,000 eligibility, speeding green-card…
Epping’s controversial asylum hotel reopens as four-star venue in 2026
Under a Refugee Council proposal, the Epping asylum hotel would close and reopen as a four‑star hotel in 2026. Eligible…
Epping councillors push tighter protest limits at Bell Hotel asylum
Following a High Court ruling, Epping Forest Council voted to challenge the decision and press for tighter protest controls outside…