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State Department Cuts Fee to Renounce U.S. Citizenship by 80%, Now $450
The U.S. State Department is slashing the citizenship renunciation fee from $2,350 to $450 starting April 13, 2026, to help expatriates manage costs.
11 Indian Nationals Charged in Visa Fraud Scheme Using Staged Armed Robberies
Eleven Indian nationals charged in the U.S. for staging fake armed robberies at convenience stores to fraudulently obtain…
Australia Moves to Temporarily Ban Offshore Visa Holders as Middle East Crisis Deepens
Australia passes the Migration Amendment Bill 2026, allowing the government to block offshore temporary visa holders from conflict…
Gov. Phil Scott Condemns ICE Agents’ Tactics in Vermont, Target Still at Large
Vermont Governor Phil Scott and state lawmakers are pushing for transparency and restrictions on ICE operations following controversial…
Claudia Canizares Leads Lawsuit Against Uscis Over Cuban Adjustment Act Delays
Miami attorney Claudia Canizares is suing USCIS over stalled residency cases for 100,000 Cubans who entered the U.S.…
U.S. District Judge Leo T. Sorokin Orders ICE to Release 14-Year-Old Detained in Marlboro
Judge orders return of 14-year-old Brazilian girl to Boston family after controversial ICE detention and overnight transfer to…
Danish Crackdown Targets Study Permits for Third-Country Students
Denmark tightens non-EU student visa rules to curb labor market misuse, targeting high dropout rates and increasing financial…
3 South Sudan Models, Including Alek Wek, Dominate Global Runways as Visa Issues Persist
South Sudanese models rise to global fashion prominence while facing severe travel barriers and economic instability despite high-profile…
ICE Agents Testify About Daily Arrest Quotas and Surveillance App in Court
Court testimony reveals ICE arrest targets of eight people daily and the use of surveillance apps, leading a…
Trump Administration Adds 42 Judges to Immigration Courts, Aiming to Cut Backlog
The DOJ appointed 42 new immigration judges to 17 states to reduce the court backlog, focusing on faster…