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US Immigrant Rights: A Clear Breakdown for New Arrivals

A detailed guide to US immigrant rights covering detention, due process, entry, and civic entitlements, with FAQs & legal insights

How AI Is Powering Trump’s Sweeping Immigration Crackdown?

Trump’s immigration crackdown uses AI surveillance, raising new concerns about privacy, accuracy, and civil rights for immigrants

US Court Grants Relief to 133 Students After Sudden SEVIS Termination 2025

US court grants temporary relief to 133 students after sudden SEVIS termination, ordering DHS to reinstate records & protect data

USCIS 2025 Registration Rule: What Non citizens Need to Know

USCIS now requires certain noncitizens in the U.S. to register online and carry proof. Learn who must register, the steps & more.

Musk’s Team to Launch $5 Million ‘Gold Card’ Visa: New Era for Immigration

Elon Musk’s team is building a $5 million ‘Gold Card’ visa system, aiming to replace EB-5 and offer faster U.S. residency.

US Immigration Tightens Green Card Process for Spouses in 2025

US immigration in 2025 faces stricter scrutiny, new forms, and longer delays for marriage-based green card applications.

F-1 and H-1B Visas: Once the Safest US Path, Now Fraught with Risk

F-1 and H-1B visa holders face new risks in the US, with sudden revocations and detainments. Read more here!

New Zealand’s Active Investor Plus Visa Program Hits Record Demand

New Zealand’s Active Investor Plus Visa sees record demand after April 2025 changes, with over 2,500 visits and 43 applications.

Judge Blocks Trump From Revoking Legal Status of 500,000 Migrants

A judge halted Trump’s move to revoke legal status for 500,000+ migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

Germany Ends 3-Year Fast-Track Citizenship Path for Immigrants

Germany ends its fast-track citizenship path but retains the standard 5-year route and dual citizenship under new policies.

Shifting Rights of Immigrants in the U.S. Under Trump

Examining changes in immigrant rights under Trump, including deportation policies, legal representation issues, and visas.

US Visa Policy: Social Media Posts Could Lead to Rejection

USCIS will deny visas for social media activity promoting anti-Semitic terrorist organizations like Hamas and Hezbollah.