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"Respect Terms Of Your Visa": US Warns Indians Overstaying In Country
The US Embassy in India has issued a stern warning to visa holders, reminding them to respect the terms of their US visa and authorised period of stay in the US and making it clear that any violation could lead to visa revocation and deportation.
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Break The Law, Lose Your Visa: US Issues Big Warning To Foreign Nationals
The announcement comes as Donald Trump ramps up his tough-on-crime immigration crackdown, doubling down on his administration's pledge to expel foreign nationals involved in any form of criminal activity.
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US Embassy's Visa Warning After Indian Caught Stealing From Target Store
An Indian woman allegedly spent over seven hours in a Target store, picking up items worth Rs 1.1 lakh and then tried to leave the store without paying.
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"Follow Immigration Laws Or Lose Your Visa", US Warns Visa Holders
The US Embassy in India warns that visa monitoring continues post-approval and violations can lead to visa revocation and deportation. The update is part of broader immigration enforcement measures.
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"Act Like Guests": Team Trump Lists Reasons Why Green Card May Be Revoked
Not a while ago, immigrants saw a Green Card as a one-way ticket to their American dream and getting a permanent residency in the United States.
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"Scared To Be Out": How Foreign Students Navigate US Visa Revocation Anxiety
Foreign students living in the US constantly see agents in plain clothes out of the blue and taking students to detention centres, on social media and that is causing a lot of anxiety for them.
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Applying For A US Visa? Why A Visit To Gaza After 2007 Could Mean Trouble
Rubio previously reported that his office had revoked over 300 visas since the beginning of the year, including those of student visa holders who have expressed criticism towards Israel's actions in Gaza.
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Indian Students In US Make Up 50% Of Recent Visa Revocations: Report
The AILA brief, titled 'The Scope of Immigration Enforcement Actions Against International Students', highlights that 50 per cent of these students were from India, followed by 14 per cent from China.
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Who Is Krish Isserdasani, Indian Student Whose US Deportation Was Paused In Landmark Case
Krish Lal Isserdasani, a 21-year-old Indian student studying in the United States, won a major battle against the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration after a federal judge blocked the government's attempt to deport him.
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How A Biden Era Software Is Being 'Misused' To Flag Immigrants, Revoke Visas
The Trump administration announced on Wednesday that moving forward, it would consider any forms of antisemitic activity on social media and "physical harassment of Jewish individuals" as grounds to revoke or deny immigration benefits.
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Why US Is Revoking Student Visas Overnight
The F-1 visa, which allows foreign students to study full-time at certified schools under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), comes with a set of strict conditions that must be met to maintain compliance.
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How Student Visas Are Being Revoked In The US Without Notifying Colleges
The reasons behind these revocations vary, but some students have been targeted for their involvement in pro-Palestinian activism or speech.
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"Dystopian Nightmare": Indian Who Self-Deported From US After Visa Revocation
The US Department of State had cancelled Ranjani Srinivasan's visa on March 5, citing security concerns related to her involvement in alleged activities "supporting Hamas".
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Who Is Ranjani Srinivasan, Indian Student Self-Deported From US After Visa Revocation
Ranjani Srinivasan is a doctoral student in urban planning from Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.
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H-4 Visa Work Permits To Be Revoked, Process In Final Stages: Trump Administration
The move to revoke work authorisation to certain categories of H-4 visa holders is in final stages, the Trump administration has told a court in the United States. H-4 visas are issued to the spouses of H-1B visa holders, a significantly large number of whom are high-skilled professionals from India.
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"Respect Terms Of Your Visa": US Warns Indians Overstaying In Country
The US Embassy in India has issued a stern warning to visa holders, reminding them to respect the terms of their US visa and authorised period of stay in the US and making it clear that any violation could lead to visa revocation and deportation.
-
Break The Law, Lose Your Visa: US Issues Big Warning To Foreign Nationals
The announcement comes as Donald Trump ramps up his tough-on-crime immigration crackdown, doubling down on his administration's pledge to expel foreign nationals involved in any form of criminal activity.
-
US Embassy's Visa Warning After Indian Caught Stealing From Target Store
An Indian woman allegedly spent over seven hours in a Target store, picking up items worth Rs 1.1 lakh and then tried to leave the store without paying.
-
"Follow Immigration Laws Or Lose Your Visa", US Warns Visa Holders
The US Embassy in India warns that visa monitoring continues post-approval and violations can lead to visa revocation and deportation. The update is part of broader immigration enforcement measures.
-
"Act Like Guests": Team Trump Lists Reasons Why Green Card May Be Revoked
Not a while ago, immigrants saw a Green Card as a one-way ticket to their American dream and getting a permanent residency in the United States.
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"Scared To Be Out": How Foreign Students Navigate US Visa Revocation Anxiety
Foreign students living in the US constantly see agents in plain clothes out of the blue and taking students to detention centres, on social media and that is causing a lot of anxiety for them.
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Applying For A US Visa? Why A Visit To Gaza After 2007 Could Mean Trouble
Rubio previously reported that his office had revoked over 300 visas since the beginning of the year, including those of student visa holders who have expressed criticism towards Israel's actions in Gaza.
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Indian Students In US Make Up 50% Of Recent Visa Revocations: Report
The AILA brief, titled 'The Scope of Immigration Enforcement Actions Against International Students', highlights that 50 per cent of these students were from India, followed by 14 per cent from China.
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Who Is Krish Isserdasani, Indian Student Whose US Deportation Was Paused In Landmark Case
Krish Lal Isserdasani, a 21-year-old Indian student studying in the United States, won a major battle against the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration after a federal judge blocked the government's attempt to deport him.
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How A Biden Era Software Is Being 'Misused' To Flag Immigrants, Revoke Visas
The Trump administration announced on Wednesday that moving forward, it would consider any forms of antisemitic activity on social media and "physical harassment of Jewish individuals" as grounds to revoke or deny immigration benefits.
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Why US Is Revoking Student Visas Overnight
The F-1 visa, which allows foreign students to study full-time at certified schools under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), comes with a set of strict conditions that must be met to maintain compliance.
-
How Student Visas Are Being Revoked In The US Without Notifying Colleges
The reasons behind these revocations vary, but some students have been targeted for their involvement in pro-Palestinian activism or speech.
-
"Dystopian Nightmare": Indian Who Self-Deported From US After Visa Revocation
The US Department of State had cancelled Ranjani Srinivasan's visa on March 5, citing security concerns related to her involvement in alleged activities "supporting Hamas".
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Who Is Ranjani Srinivasan, Indian Student Self-Deported From US After Visa Revocation
Ranjani Srinivasan is a doctoral student in urban planning from Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.
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H-4 Visa Work Permits To Be Revoked, Process In Final Stages: Trump Administration
The move to revoke work authorisation to certain categories of H-4 visa holders is in final stages, the Trump administration has told a court in the United States. H-4 visas are issued to the spouses of H-1B visa holders, a significantly large number of whom are high-skilled professionals from India.
