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What Is The US Dignity Act Of 2025 And How It Will Help Indians With Visas
The US has introduced the Dignity Act of 2025, a new immigration bill that aims to fix the immigration system, reduce long visa wait times, and help some undocumented immigrants become legal.
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Indian Woman Urges US To Deport Her Husband, Says "He's A Fake Asylee"
A woman living in India has taken to social media to urge the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to deport her husband, accusing him of abandoning her and their 7-year-old daughter after moving to the United States.
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Fired Immigration Judges Vow To Fight Back Against Trump Administration Terminations
Federal immigration judges fired by the Trump administration are filing appeals, pursuing legal action and speaking out in an unusually public campaign to fight back.
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Over 400 Bangladeshi, Rohingya Immigrants Detained In Odisha
Police has started the interrogation of 444 people suspected to be illegal Bangladeshi and Rohingya immigrants living in Odisha's Jharsuguda district.
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Pro-Palestinian Leader Mahmoud Khalil Recounts 104 Days In US Custody
Mahmoud Khalil, one of the most prominent leaders of pro-Palestinian protests on US campuses, recounted his experience surviving 104 days in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention after being targeted for deportation by the Trump admin.
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Trump Tells New US Citizens To "Fiercely Guard" The American Way Of Life
In the address, Trump welcomes new citizens into what he calls the nation's "national family," emphasising that US citizenship is not just a legal status, but a "sacred honour" that carries profound responsibilities.
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"Incompetent, Liar": Trump As California Governor Plans To Sue Him Amid Protest
Gavin Newsom, the Governor of California, announced on Monday that he plans to sue the President over his administration's crackdown over protests that have rocked Los Angeles over the last 72 hours.
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Indian PhD Graduate Facing Deportation Wins Legal Battle To Stay In US
Priya Saxena, an Indian PhD student at a university in South Dakota, whom the Trump administration has been attempting to deport from the United States, has won a legal reprieve from a federal court, allowing her to stay in America.
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How International Students In US Are Getting Scammed For Immigration Violations
Victims are told they've violated their F-1 student visa conditions or face another immigration-related problem. The scammers then pressure students to pay for legal services, university registration fees, or alleged visa violations.
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How UK Is Planning To Change Visa Rules Amid Immigration Crackdown
The UK government is planning to tighten visa requirements for migrant workers to curb the number of people coming to Britain through legal routes.
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What Is Trump Administration's New Policy To Target Foreign Students In US
Amid a wider crackdown on immigration, the Trump Administration in the United States is expanding the ways to strip international students, including Indians, of their legal status to stay in stay and study in the country.
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As US Reinstates Revoked Student Visas, Its Impact On Indians, Others
The terminations, which were made from a database used by universities and the federal government to track foreign students in the US, had caused panic among the affected students.
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US Judge Partly Blocks Trump Order Reforming Elections
A US judge on Thursday partially blocked an executive order by President Donald Trump aimed at sweeping election reforms, the latest legal setback in enacting his agenda.
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US Judge Orders Trump Cannot Defund Migrant 'Sanctuary Cities'
A US judge ruled Thursday that Donald Trump cannot legally withhold federal funds from authorities offering limited protections to undocumented migrants, known as "sanctuary cities," as the president presses his aggressive mass deportation effort.
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International Students Stripped Of Legal Status In US Are Piling Up Wins In Court
Anjan Roy was studying with friends at Missouri State University when he got an email that turned his world upside down. His legal status as an international student had been terminated, and he was suddenly at risk for deportation.
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What Is The US Dignity Act Of 2025 And How It Will Help Indians With Visas
The US has introduced the Dignity Act of 2025, a new immigration bill that aims to fix the immigration system, reduce long visa wait times, and help some undocumented immigrants become legal.
-
Indian Woman Urges US To Deport Her Husband, Says "He's A Fake Asylee"
A woman living in India has taken to social media to urge the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to deport her husband, accusing him of abandoning her and their 7-year-old daughter after moving to the United States.
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Fired Immigration Judges Vow To Fight Back Against Trump Administration Terminations
Federal immigration judges fired by the Trump administration are filing appeals, pursuing legal action and speaking out in an unusually public campaign to fight back.
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Over 400 Bangladeshi, Rohingya Immigrants Detained In Odisha
Police has started the interrogation of 444 people suspected to be illegal Bangladeshi and Rohingya immigrants living in Odisha's Jharsuguda district.
-
Pro-Palestinian Leader Mahmoud Khalil Recounts 104 Days In US Custody
Mahmoud Khalil, one of the most prominent leaders of pro-Palestinian protests on US campuses, recounted his experience surviving 104 days in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention after being targeted for deportation by the Trump admin.
-
Trump Tells New US Citizens To "Fiercely Guard" The American Way Of Life
In the address, Trump welcomes new citizens into what he calls the nation's "national family," emphasising that US citizenship is not just a legal status, but a "sacred honour" that carries profound responsibilities.
-
"Incompetent, Liar": Trump As California Governor Plans To Sue Him Amid Protest
Gavin Newsom, the Governor of California, announced on Monday that he plans to sue the President over his administration's crackdown over protests that have rocked Los Angeles over the last 72 hours.
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Indian PhD Graduate Facing Deportation Wins Legal Battle To Stay In US
Priya Saxena, an Indian PhD student at a university in South Dakota, whom the Trump administration has been attempting to deport from the United States, has won a legal reprieve from a federal court, allowing her to stay in America.
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How International Students In US Are Getting Scammed For Immigration Violations
Victims are told they've violated their F-1 student visa conditions or face another immigration-related problem. The scammers then pressure students to pay for legal services, university registration fees, or alleged visa violations.
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How UK Is Planning To Change Visa Rules Amid Immigration Crackdown
The UK government is planning to tighten visa requirements for migrant workers to curb the number of people coming to Britain through legal routes.
-
What Is Trump Administration's New Policy To Target Foreign Students In US
Amid a wider crackdown on immigration, the Trump Administration in the United States is expanding the ways to strip international students, including Indians, of their legal status to stay in stay and study in the country.
-
As US Reinstates Revoked Student Visas, Its Impact On Indians, Others
The terminations, which were made from a database used by universities and the federal government to track foreign students in the US, had caused panic among the affected students.
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US Judge Partly Blocks Trump Order Reforming Elections
A US judge on Thursday partially blocked an executive order by President Donald Trump aimed at sweeping election reforms, the latest legal setback in enacting his agenda.
-
US Judge Orders Trump Cannot Defund Migrant 'Sanctuary Cities'
A US judge ruled Thursday that Donald Trump cannot legally withhold federal funds from authorities offering limited protections to undocumented migrants, known as "sanctuary cities," as the president presses his aggressive mass deportation effort.
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International Students Stripped Of Legal Status In US Are Piling Up Wins In Court
Anjan Roy was studying with friends at Missouri State University when he got an email that turned his world upside down. His legal status as an international student had been terminated, and he was suddenly at risk for deportation.
