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H1B Uncertainty in DeSantis Florida Keeps Professors Home for Holidays
A gubernatorial directive to review H‑1B hiring has created visa uncertainty in Florida’s public universities. USF, with 72 H‑1B faculty,…
India’s Immigration System Under Strain: Triple Passport Scandals
Authorities allege Sameer Lakhaani used forged Indian documents to obtain Portuguese and then British passports, exposing systemic identity verification gaps.…
AI Growth and Visa Policy Fuel Vancouver Office Market Rebound
Changes to U.S. H-1B rules and rising AI company demand helped Vancouver lease 1.1 million square feet in Q3 2025.…
Europe’s Golden Visa Shrinks as Asian Demand Remains Strong in 2025
Spain closed its €500,000 real‑estate Golden Visa route on April 3, 2025, as Europe retreats from property‑based investor residency. Portugal…
Republicans Back Charlotte Immigration Raids; Cooper and Stein Push Sweeps
CBP’s Charlotte raids led to more than 250 arrests; of the first 130, 44 had criminal records. Republicans back the…
New York as America’s Next Test in the Migration Fight
New York City faces intensified federal immigration enforcement amid a large migrant influx since April 2022. Over 237,000 arrivals strained…
UK-Born Children at Risk of Deportation Under New Asylum Reforms
New UK asylum reforms could see UK‑born children deported with their families after final refusals. The package narrows 'family' definitions,…
America Reforming Immigration Without Chaos: Targeted, Practical Steps
In 2025, policymakers prioritize stepwise immigration reforms: humanitarian campuses with 60‑day asylum targets, faster work permits, and seven‑year deferred action…