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H1B Visa Program Updates: 2025 Rule Changes Explained
The DHS finalized modernization changes to the H1B visa program, effective January 17, 2025. Key updates include stricter specialty occupation definitions, extended cap-gap protections for F-1 students, H1B eligibility for…
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Guantanamo detention center faces lawsuit over migrant treatment
A federal lawsuit highlights extreme isolation, intimidation, and denial of due process for migrants at Guantanamo Bay. Advocates say these…
Judge Orders Release of Flight List in Third Country Removal Case
Judge Boasberg’s order requiring deportation flight lists to El Salvador highlights critical issues in third-country removal, executive immigration authority, judicial…
Federal judge blocks local police from enforcing Florida immigration law
Florida’s SB 4-C immigration law is on hold after a federal judge intervened. Some agencies ignored the order, highlighting confusion…
Oklahoma international students stay as Trump administration reverses visa move
Oklahoma’s international students lost their F-1 visas in April 2025 but regained them after court challenges reversed Trump’s policy. Though…
Dominican Republic deports pregnant Haitian women under new policy
Dominican Republic deported 86,000 Haitians—mainly pregnant women and newborns—after new 2025 rules requiring legal documents for hospital care. Critics, including…
Sanctuary Cities face new restrictions under Trump executive order
President Trump’s new executive order demands sanctuary cities collaborate with federal immigration authorities or lose crucial funding. Aggressive enforcement, legal…
Channel migrants top 10,000 for the earliest time in a year
Channel migrant crossings to the UK have exceeded 10,000 by April 2025, a record-breaking pace driven by favorable weather and…
Trump signs order to ease auto tariffs for U.S. automakers
President Trump’s new executive order ends overlapping auto tariffs, allows tariff refunds for U.S. automakers, and keeps USMCA exemptions. U.S.…