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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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Team Trump Explores New Deportation Path In 'Alien Terrorist Removal' Court
If the Trump administration wins this case, it could set up a new precedent of removing people it links to terrorism while keeping much of its evidence secret.
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US Pauses Immigration Applications From 19 Non-European Countries
The Trump administration on Tuesday said it paused all immigration applications, including green card and U.S. citizenship processing, filed by immigrants from 19 non-European countries, citing concerns over national security and public safety.
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In First Legislative Win For Trump, US Congress Clears Immigrant Detention Bill
In a first legislative win to President Donald Trump, the US Congress on Wednesday gave the final approval to a bill that would require the detention and deportation of undocumented migrants who are charged with certain crimes.
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Indians Remain Anxious Amid Uncertainty Over Future Of H-1B Visa Under Trump
Even before US President-elect Donald Trump took office, Indian professionals seeking job opportunities in the United States were already facing the heat of the raging debate over immigration and H-1B visa reforms.
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Amid Pressure Over US Border Crossings, Biden Steps Up Migrant Expulsions
The United States will expand Trump-era restrictions to rapidly expel Cuban, Nicaraguan and Haitian migrants caught illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, President Joe Biden said on Thursday in his first major speech on border security.
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US Supreme Court Says Trump-Era Strict Border Policy Will Remain In Place
The US Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a pandemic-era measure used since 2020 to block hundreds of thousands of migrants from entering the country should remain in place.
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US Police Chiefs Oppose Donald Trump's Move To Detain Immigrant Families
Republican and Democratic US police chiefs and sheriffs on Wednesday urged US congressional leaders to find alternatives to detention of immigrant families because of the risks it poses to children and its huge cost.
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The Story Behind Girl Who Begged For Aunt After Separation From Mother
Ana Gloria Heniquez instantly recognized her granddaughter's sobs.
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Trump Says He Is Open To Path To Citizenship For Some 'Dreamers' In Immigration Deal
President Donald Trump said for the first time Wednesday that he is open to a path to citizenship for some younger undocumented immigrants known as "dreamers" in an immigration deal being negotiated by Congress, a potential breakthrough in the stalled talks.
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New Opposition Emerges As Trump Pushes For Travel Ban
As President Donald Trump renewed his push Sunday for a travel ban in the wake of another terrorist attack in England, new opposition emerged from Republican and Democratic lawmakers.
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More States Seek To Halt Donald Trump's New Travel Ban In Court
Several states said on Thursday they would move forward with legal challenges to a revised executive order signed by President Donald Trump this week that temporarily bars the admission of refugees and some travellers from a group of Muslim-majority countries.
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Appeals Court Rules 3-0 Against Donald Trump's Travel Ban. He Says 'See You In Court'
The judges rejected the argument that President Trump's order should be reinstated for national security reasons and forcefully asserted their ability to serve as a check on his power. Trump reacted angrily on Twitter, posting just minutes after the ruling, "SEE YOU IN COURT, THE SECURITY OF OUR NATION IS AT STAKE!"
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No Immediate Plan To Add New Countries To Travel Ban List: White House
The Trump Administration has no plans at the moment to add any new countries in the list of seven Muslim-majority nations from where immigration to the US has been banned, the White House said today.
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Apple, Google, Facebook Go To Court To Fight Donald Trump's Immigration Ban
Several technology giants, including Apple, Google and Microsoft, banded together on Sunday to file a legal brief opposing President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, arguing that it "inflicts significant harm on American business."
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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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Team Trump Explores New Deportation Path In 'Alien Terrorist Removal' Court
If the Trump administration wins this case, it could set up a new precedent of removing people it links to terrorism while keeping much of its evidence secret.
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US Pauses Immigration Applications From 19 Non-European Countries
The Trump administration on Tuesday said it paused all immigration applications, including green card and U.S. citizenship processing, filed by immigrants from 19 non-European countries, citing concerns over national security and public safety.
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In First Legislative Win For Trump, US Congress Clears Immigrant Detention Bill
In a first legislative win to President Donald Trump, the US Congress on Wednesday gave the final approval to a bill that would require the detention and deportation of undocumented migrants who are charged with certain crimes.
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Indians Remain Anxious Amid Uncertainty Over Future Of H-1B Visa Under Trump
Even before US President-elect Donald Trump took office, Indian professionals seeking job opportunities in the United States were already facing the heat of the raging debate over immigration and H-1B visa reforms.
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Amid Pressure Over US Border Crossings, Biden Steps Up Migrant Expulsions
The United States will expand Trump-era restrictions to rapidly expel Cuban, Nicaraguan and Haitian migrants caught illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, President Joe Biden said on Thursday in his first major speech on border security.
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US Supreme Court Says Trump-Era Strict Border Policy Will Remain In Place
The US Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a pandemic-era measure used since 2020 to block hundreds of thousands of migrants from entering the country should remain in place.
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US Police Chiefs Oppose Donald Trump's Move To Detain Immigrant Families
Republican and Democratic US police chiefs and sheriffs on Wednesday urged US congressional leaders to find alternatives to detention of immigrant families because of the risks it poses to children and its huge cost.
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The Story Behind Girl Who Begged For Aunt After Separation From Mother
Ana Gloria Heniquez instantly recognized her granddaughter's sobs.
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Trump Says He Is Open To Path To Citizenship For Some 'Dreamers' In Immigration Deal
President Donald Trump said for the first time Wednesday that he is open to a path to citizenship for some younger undocumented immigrants known as "dreamers" in an immigration deal being negotiated by Congress, a potential breakthrough in the stalled talks.
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New Opposition Emerges As Trump Pushes For Travel Ban
As President Donald Trump renewed his push Sunday for a travel ban in the wake of another terrorist attack in England, new opposition emerged from Republican and Democratic lawmakers.
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More States Seek To Halt Donald Trump's New Travel Ban In Court
Several states said on Thursday they would move forward with legal challenges to a revised executive order signed by President Donald Trump this week that temporarily bars the admission of refugees and some travellers from a group of Muslim-majority countries.
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Appeals Court Rules 3-0 Against Donald Trump's Travel Ban. He Says 'See You In Court'
The judges rejected the argument that President Trump's order should be reinstated for national security reasons and forcefully asserted their ability to serve as a check on his power. Trump reacted angrily on Twitter, posting just minutes after the ruling, "SEE YOU IN COURT, THE SECURITY OF OUR NATION IS AT STAKE!"
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No Immediate Plan To Add New Countries To Travel Ban List: White House
The Trump Administration has no plans at the moment to add any new countries in the list of seven Muslim-majority nations from where immigration to the US has been banned, the White House said today.
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Apple, Google, Facebook Go To Court To Fight Donald Trump's Immigration Ban
Several technology giants, including Apple, Google and Microsoft, banded together on Sunday to file a legal brief opposing President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, arguing that it "inflicts significant harm on American business."
