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Nigeria Visa Issuance Partial Suspension Starts January 1, 2026
The U.S. is implementing a partial visa suspension for 19 countries, including Nigeria, effective January 2026. This affects student, visitor,…
Democrats urge Trump to withdraw public-charge rule targeting green cards
Democrats are fighting a proposed DHS rule that would allow green card denials based on the use of non-cash benefits…
USCIS Tightens Vetting for VAWA, T, and U Programs Nationwide
New USCIS guidance for VAWA, T, and U visas strengthens fraud prevention by clarifying 'prohibited source' rules and vetting procedures.…
CBP Home: $3,000 Stipend and Free Flight for Self-Departure
The U.S. government is offering a $3,000 holiday stipend plus travel costs to individuals without legal status who choose to…
White House rejects bishops’ call for Christmas pause on immigration enforcement
The Biden-Trump administration rejected a request for a holiday pause on immigration enforcement. Despite pleas from Catholic bishops citing humanitarian…
Quebec Border Surge: Asylum Claims Rise, Returns to U.S. Not Evident
Asylum claims at the Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle border crossing nearly doubled in 2025, reaching 14,900. This spike is linked to intensified U.S.…
Cuban Immigrant Strikes ICE With SUV, Then Shot by Officers
Federal agents fired shots at a Cuban national after he reportedly rammed an ICE vehicle with an SUV, injuring two…
Why the Trump H-1B Crackdown Matters: Vance’s True Christian Politics
New federal policies have introduced a $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applications and stricter eligibility rules. The administration, citing national…