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Why Trump's US Green Card Lottery Ban Will Not Hurt Indians
In the wake of deadly shootings at Brown University and the MIT that killed three people and injured several others, US President Donald Trump has moved to halt the diversity visa programme, also known as the green card lottery.
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Trump Suspends Green Card Lottery After Brown University, MIT Shootings
President Donald Trump suspended the green card lottery programme on Thursday that allowed the suspect in the Brown University and MIT shootings to come to the United States.
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Why Indians Won't Be Eligible For US Green Card Lottery This Year
Indian nationals have been excluded from the United States Diversity Visa (DV) lottery, at least until 2028.
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Indians Rally Outside White House In Support Of Donald Trump's Immigration Plan
Several hundred highly-skilled Indian workers, in long agonising green card wait, from across the US along with their children and spouses held a rally in front of the White House here in support of President Donald Trump's plan for a merit-based immigration system that among other things ends chain migration and diversity lottery visa.
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Trump Proposes To End Visa Lottery System. It May Benefit Indian IT Workers
US President Donald Trump has proposed to end the visa lottery system in favour of reducing backlogs of highly-skilled workers, a plan which may benefit thousands of Indian IT professionals who are currently having several decades of waiting period to get their Green Cards.
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US Congressman Demands Intense Screening Of People Coming From Pakistan
President Donald Trump has also vowed that he will terminate the popular green card lottery after an ISIS-inspired Uzbek man who entered the US under the programme killed eight people in New York in the deadliest terror attack in the country since 9/11.
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US Green Card lottery - facing axe - to name 2014 winners
Around 100,000 people will be chosen from several million hopefuls to get a US Green Card on Wednesday, in what could be the last year of the annual lottery, slated to vanish under proposed reforms.
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Why Trump's US Green Card Lottery Ban Will Not Hurt Indians
In the wake of deadly shootings at Brown University and the MIT that killed three people and injured several others, US President Donald Trump has moved to halt the diversity visa programme, also known as the green card lottery.
-
Trump Suspends Green Card Lottery After Brown University, MIT Shootings
President Donald Trump suspended the green card lottery programme on Thursday that allowed the suspect in the Brown University and MIT shootings to come to the United States.
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Why Indians Won't Be Eligible For US Green Card Lottery This Year
Indian nationals have been excluded from the United States Diversity Visa (DV) lottery, at least until 2028.
-
Indians Rally Outside White House In Support Of Donald Trump's Immigration Plan
Several hundred highly-skilled Indian workers, in long agonising green card wait, from across the US along with their children and spouses held a rally in front of the White House here in support of President Donald Trump's plan for a merit-based immigration system that among other things ends chain migration and diversity lottery visa.
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Trump Proposes To End Visa Lottery System. It May Benefit Indian IT Workers
US President Donald Trump has proposed to end the visa lottery system in favour of reducing backlogs of highly-skilled workers, a plan which may benefit thousands of Indian IT professionals who are currently having several decades of waiting period to get their Green Cards.
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US Congressman Demands Intense Screening Of People Coming From Pakistan
President Donald Trump has also vowed that he will terminate the popular green card lottery after an ISIS-inspired Uzbek man who entered the US under the programme killed eight people in New York in the deadliest terror attack in the country since 9/11.
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US Green Card lottery - facing axe - to name 2014 winners
Around 100,000 people will be chosen from several million hopefuls to get a US Green Card on Wednesday, in what could be the last year of the annual lottery, slated to vanish under proposed reforms.
