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Indian Students, Skilled Workers Lead UK Visa Extensions Tally
Indian students and skilled workers, including in the healthcare sector, continue to top the tally of visa extensions granted by the UK, according to official migration statistics released by the Home Office in London on Thursday.
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Influencer Sachin Awasthi Says He Was Detained In South Korea For 38 Hours: 'Treated Like Criminals'
"Even the use of restrooms was monitored with a police official who had a bodycam and went to the washroom with us," shared Sachin Awasthi
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Which Countries Can Indian Passport Holders Visit Visa-Free With A Valid Japan Visa?
While obtaining a Japan visa requires documentation, it serves as a gateway to spontaneous international travel across Asia and Latin America, offering access to popular tourist destinations under official immigration policies.
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Chicago Girl Fighting Father's Deportation Dies Of Rare Cancer At 16
A Chicago teen who spoke out for her father's release after he was detained last fall by immigration officials in a deportation case has died after battling a rare form of cancer.
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US Spent $133,333 Per Deportation To Third Nations, Democratic Report Finds
The Trump administration spent at least $40 million to deport roughly 300 migrants to countries other than their own as immigration officials expanded the practice over the last year.
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Many ICE Agents Were Arrested In Recent Months, Showing Risk Of Misconduct
Investigators said one immigration enforcement official got away with physically assaulting his girlfriend for years. Another admitted he repeatedly sexually abused a woman in his custody.
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US Immigration Officials Grilled By Congress Over Trump Crackdown
The heads of US immigration agencies faced heavy criticism in Congress Tuesday as they defended President Donald Trump's mass deportation drive and fielded questions about the fatal shootings of two protesters in Minneapolis.
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ICE Is Cracking Down On People Who Follow Them In Their Cars
Title 18, Section 111 of the U.S. Code is a catch-all charge for anyone who "forcibly assaults, resists, opposes, impedes, intimidates, or interferes" with a federal officer conducting official duties.
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Trump Suggests 'Softer Touch' Needed On Immigration
US President Donald Trump suggested that a "softer touch" may be needed on immigration, as his administration said 700 federal officers would be pulled from Minnesota but that mass deportations would not stop.
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Anti-ICE Protests Spread After Judge Allows Operation Metro Surge In Minnesota To Continue
Protests against the Trump administration's immigration crackdown spread across the United States on Saturday, as a federal judge declined to immediately halt Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota, according to CNN.
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Indian Students, Skilled Workers Lead UK Visa Extensions Tally
Indian students and skilled workers, including in the healthcare sector, continue to top the tally of visa extensions granted by the UK, according to official migration statistics released by the Home Office in London on Thursday.
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Influencer Sachin Awasthi Says He Was Detained In South Korea For 38 Hours: 'Treated Like Criminals'
"Even the use of restrooms was monitored with a police official who had a bodycam and went to the washroom with us," shared Sachin Awasthi
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Which Countries Can Indian Passport Holders Visit Visa-Free With A Valid Japan Visa?
While obtaining a Japan visa requires documentation, it serves as a gateway to spontaneous international travel across Asia and Latin America, offering access to popular tourist destinations under official immigration policies.
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Chicago Girl Fighting Father's Deportation Dies Of Rare Cancer At 16
A Chicago teen who spoke out for her father's release after he was detained last fall by immigration officials in a deportation case has died after battling a rare form of cancer.
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US Spent $133,333 Per Deportation To Third Nations, Democratic Report Finds
The Trump administration spent at least $40 million to deport roughly 300 migrants to countries other than their own as immigration officials expanded the practice over the last year.
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Many ICE Agents Were Arrested In Recent Months, Showing Risk Of Misconduct
Investigators said one immigration enforcement official got away with physically assaulting his girlfriend for years. Another admitted he repeatedly sexually abused a woman in his custody.
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US Immigration Officials Grilled By Congress Over Trump Crackdown
The heads of US immigration agencies faced heavy criticism in Congress Tuesday as they defended President Donald Trump's mass deportation drive and fielded questions about the fatal shootings of two protesters in Minneapolis.
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ICE Is Cracking Down On People Who Follow Them In Their Cars
Title 18, Section 111 of the U.S. Code is a catch-all charge for anyone who "forcibly assaults, resists, opposes, impedes, intimidates, or interferes" with a federal officer conducting official duties.
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Trump Suggests 'Softer Touch' Needed On Immigration
US President Donald Trump suggested that a "softer touch" may be needed on immigration, as his administration said 700 federal officers would be pulled from Minnesota but that mass deportations would not stop.
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Anti-ICE Protests Spread After Judge Allows Operation Metro Surge In Minnesota To Continue
Protests against the Trump administration's immigration crackdown spread across the United States on Saturday, as a federal judge declined to immediately halt Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota, according to CNN.
