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US Green Card For Indians: Shocking Wait Duration, How To Apply, Should You Apply?
For anyone considering the US as a long-term destination, understanding the Green Card system is important before making major career or relocation decisions.
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Indian Man In US Challenges 'Indians Steal Jobs' Claim, Highlights Immigrant Struggles
In an Instagram video, Yuvaan Ibanez Garware argued that Indians who move abroad often have to start from scratch and work hard to establish themselves.
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US Resumes Immigrant Visas For 75 Countries: What Applicants Should Know And Where India Stands
The US has ended a months-long immigrant visa hold for 75 countries after a court struck down the policy.
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He Entered Japan On A 15-Day Visa In 1993, Arrested 33 Years Later At 72
The man reportedly entered Japan in 1993 and stayed on after his 15-day permission expired.
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British Far-Right Commentator Deported After Immigration Agents Arrest Him
The deportation on Friday came a day after Yiannopoulos, 41, was arrested at the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Immigration Officer Leaves Gun In Public Bathroom At San Francisco Airport
The incident happened on July 21 at San Francisco International Airport, a busy hub for domestic and international flights.
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Far-Right British Provocateur Arrested By US Immigration Agents
Milo Yiannopoulos is a well-known champion of conservative causes and has frequently taken provocative public positions criticizing feminism, Islam and immigrants.
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Despite Opposition, US Immigration Agents To Buy Thousands Of Electric Shock Gloves
ICE moved forward with the purchase despite opposition from civil rights advocates and Democratic members of Congress, who said ICE officers cannot be trusted to use them appropriately.
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"It's A Privilege, Not Right": Team Trump On Plan To Revoke 2 Lakh US Visas
State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott pointed out that a temporary visa is granted on the clear expectation that the visa holder will return home.
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US Pauses Visa Interviews Worldwide: What It Means For Indians And Other Applicants
Visa applicants worldwide, including Indians, face delays as interviews are rescheduled amid tighter assessments of potential public benefit dependency.
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Woman Returns To India After 13 Years In US, Says "Something Was Missing"
Pankhuri detailed why the family decided to return after living in the US for 13 years.
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No More Physical Boarding Pass Stamping At Immigration From Sept 1
International passengers flying out of India will soon be able to clear immigration without carrying a physical boarding pass or getting it stamped.
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"Patently Unlawful": US Judge Strikes Policy Suspending Immigrant Visa For 75 Nations
President Donald Trump has pursued an aggressive immigration crackdown that he says is aimed at improving domestic security.
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US Green Card Rules Are Changing. What Is New Public Charge And How Indians Can Avoid It
The update will allow immigration officers to consider factors such as finances, education, health and certain public benefits while reviewing applications.
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Foreign Students Applying To US Colleges Fell 10% This Year
The drop is the clearest signal yet that American universities are likely to see steep international enrollment declines this fall.
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US Green Card For Indians: Shocking Wait Duration, How To Apply, Should You Apply?
For anyone considering the US as a long-term destination, understanding the Green Card system is important before making major career or relocation decisions.
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Indian Man In US Challenges 'Indians Steal Jobs' Claim, Highlights Immigrant Struggles
In an Instagram video, Yuvaan Ibanez Garware argued that Indians who move abroad often have to start from scratch and work hard to establish themselves.
-
US Resumes Immigrant Visas For 75 Countries: What Applicants Should Know And Where India Stands
The US has ended a months-long immigrant visa hold for 75 countries after a court struck down the policy.
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He Entered Japan On A 15-Day Visa In 1993, Arrested 33 Years Later At 72
The man reportedly entered Japan in 1993 and stayed on after his 15-day permission expired.
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British Far-Right Commentator Deported After Immigration Agents Arrest Him
The deportation on Friday came a day after Yiannopoulos, 41, was arrested at the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Immigration Officer Leaves Gun In Public Bathroom At San Francisco Airport
The incident happened on July 21 at San Francisco International Airport, a busy hub for domestic and international flights.
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Far-Right British Provocateur Arrested By US Immigration Agents
Milo Yiannopoulos is a well-known champion of conservative causes and has frequently taken provocative public positions criticizing feminism, Islam and immigrants.
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Despite Opposition, US Immigration Agents To Buy Thousands Of Electric Shock Gloves
ICE moved forward with the purchase despite opposition from civil rights advocates and Democratic members of Congress, who said ICE officers cannot be trusted to use them appropriately.
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"It's A Privilege, Not Right": Team Trump On Plan To Revoke 2 Lakh US Visas
State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott pointed out that a temporary visa is granted on the clear expectation that the visa holder will return home.
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US Pauses Visa Interviews Worldwide: What It Means For Indians And Other Applicants
Visa applicants worldwide, including Indians, face delays as interviews are rescheduled amid tighter assessments of potential public benefit dependency.
-
Woman Returns To India After 13 Years In US, Says "Something Was Missing"
Pankhuri detailed why the family decided to return after living in the US for 13 years.
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No More Physical Boarding Pass Stamping At Immigration From Sept 1
International passengers flying out of India will soon be able to clear immigration without carrying a physical boarding pass or getting it stamped.
-
"Patently Unlawful": US Judge Strikes Policy Suspending Immigrant Visa For 75 Nations
President Donald Trump has pursued an aggressive immigration crackdown that he says is aimed at improving domestic security.
-
US Green Card Rules Are Changing. What Is New Public Charge And How Indians Can Avoid It
The update will allow immigration officers to consider factors such as finances, education, health and certain public benefits while reviewing applications.
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Foreign Students Applying To US Colleges Fell 10% This Year
The drop is the clearest signal yet that American universities are likely to see steep international enrollment declines this fall.
