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U.S. immigration policy tracker covering executive actions, congressional legislation, state-level laws, and federal agency updates from USCIS, ICE, CBP, and the Department of State.
One Percent Remittance Tax Takes Effect 2026: What Immigrants Must Know
New U.S. regulations effective 2026 will tax cash-based remittances at 1%. Legitimate account-based transfers are generally exempt, though oversight for transactions above $3,000 is increasing. Senders are advised to use…
H-4 Spouses Challenge DHS Rule Ending Automatic EAD Extensions
A federal lawsuit in California is challenging the DHS decision to end automatic extensions for Employment Authorization Documents…
Supreme Court Delays Trump Tariff Ruling, Impacts Indians and Students
The U.S. Supreme Court has deferred its ruling on Trump’s tariff regime until mid-January 2026. This case explores…
DHS Expands Operation PARRIS in Minnesota to Review 5,600 Refugee Claims
DHS has launched Operation PARRIS in Minnesota to enhance the integrity of refugee and green card cases. The…
ROR vs RNOR: How Indian Tax Residency Impacts U.S. Migrants
The shift from RNOR to ROR status means India can tax your global income, including U.S. wages. To…
NRIs in the U.S.: Tax Implications for India and the USA
Understanding the tax shift from RNOR to ROR is vital for NRIs with U.S. investments. This article details…
Understanding U.S. Information Returns for Immigrants, Students, and Global Professionals
The IRS uses W-2 and 1099 forms to verify income for tax year 2026. Nonresidents must typically file…
RNOR vs ROR in India: Navigating DTAA in Mid-Year Migration
U.S. tax residents moving from India must file 2026 returns by April 15, 2027. Key requirements include reporting…
Amazon Grants Restricted Remote Work for H-1B Stranded in India
The FY 2027 H-1B cycle requires early employer action to counter Indian consulate delays. Companies must balance worker…
H-1B and H-4 Travel to India: Delays and Enhanced Vetting Effects
U.S. employers planning for the FY 2027 H-1B cap must account for significant appointment delays in India. Success…