Federal Policy Changes Threaten U.S. Citizenship Stability
New federal immigration policies could significantly impact birthright citizenship and naturalization processes.
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New federal immigration policies could significantly impact birthright citizenship and naturalization processes.
A lack of foreign students in U.S. medical schools leads to U.S. students being overlooked for training positions.
Foreigners lacking USCIS receipts must seek ADIT stamps, creating travel burdens for those far from field offices.
USCIS has released the lottery results for the FY 2027 H-1B cap, and the filing period is now open.
H-1B lottery selection rates have risen to 58% for FY2027, indicating a drop in registrations and potential changes in employer participation.
A Biotechnology Specialist received I-485 approval through EB-2 NIW, highlighting pathways for skilled professionals to obtain Green Cards.
ICE arrests niece and grandniece of Qasem Soleimani, raising questions about green card status and asylum claims.
ICE apprehended a three-time deported Ecuadorian national for kidnapping a child, highlighting sanctuary policy implications.
O-1A visa petitions require early evidentiary planning to avoid delays and strengthen applications.
The Iranian community calls on USCIS to address delays in legal immigration applications affecting many individuals.
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