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Civil Servants Working From Home Could Miss Bogus Asylum Claims
While critics worry remote work hampers fraud detection, the Home Office has no published data showing increased undetected asylum fraud…
Krish O’Mara Vignarajah on Refugee Limits and Immigration Reform
Global Refuge CEO Krish O’Mara Vignarajah warns that suspending USRAP and cutting the refugee cap from 125,000 to 7,500 will…
Modernizing the H-2A visa: practical reforms to fuel American farms
USCIS’s proposed H-2A modernization (under review as of October 8, 2025) would standardize grace periods and streamline filings. DOL now…
Griffin: H-1B Costs Aren’t the Issue—Talent Drain Risks U.S.
Ken Griffin warns that restrictive H-1B fees and student caps risk driving top international talent away. He advocates automatic work…
Philly Shipyard Expansion Faces Immigration Hurdles and Visa Barriers
Hanwha’s $5 billion Philly Shipyard expansion faces uncertainty after immigration enforcement and visa constraints block timely deployment of Korean specialists.…
What’s Driving Indian Students Away from the US in 2025
Indian student enrollment in the U.S. dropped roughly 44–46% in 2025 due to tougher visa rules, social-media vetting, processing limits,…
Why the 2025 Foreign-Born Decline in Monthly Survey Data Seems Real
After peaking at 53.3 million in January 2025, the U.S. foreign-born population fell by 2.2 million by July. Analysts tie…
Permanent Citizenship: Why States May Not Grant and Revoke
Courts, led by the First Circuit, have blocked a Trump executive order aimed at narrowing birthright citizenship, holding that the…