Immigration

Google and Apple have flagged growing visa delays and stricter online vetting that could strand employees abroad longer than expected. With embassies tightening screening, the path back to the US for skilled workers is becoming more uncertain.

An expanded travel ban widens the net to 39 countries, adding seven to full restrictions and tightening rules for others. New exemptions and changes to family-based visas are sparking debate over security, policy, and the future of U.S. immigration.

After weeks in ICE detention, a mother with close ties to a White House aide is released on bond. The case highlights the complexities of visa rules and the ongoing debates over how families navigate the immigration system.

El temor a las redadas migratorias está cambiando la vida de comunidades enteras, incluso para quienes cuentan con estatus legal. Ansiedad, desconfianza y decisiones diarias que antes daban por sentadas marcan un panorama de vulnerabilidad. En medio de la incertidumbre surgen voces de solidaridad y la necesidad de políticas migratorias más justas.

A conservative podcaster’s defense of Melania Trump backfires after a mispronunciation sparks online ridicule, fueling a fiery debate on language and immigration. As Trump’s rhetoric about Ilhan Omar intensifies, the exchange highlights the fault lines of identity politics in today’s America.

Basketball meets community in a new Harmony Hoops initiative, uniting a pro club with the Australian Refugee Association to support refugee families this Christmas. It highlights newcomer resilience and how essentials—food vouchers, housing help, and English lessons—are helping families find stability and belonging.

A high-stakes congressional hearing turned into a fierce showdown over immigration enforcement, as DHS Secretary Kristi Noem faced relentless criticism from Democrats and staunch support from Republicans. Protests erupted, sharp allegations were exchanged, and the partisan debate over border policy dominated the room.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s case spotlights the tangled realities of immigration policy, from a mistaken deportation to fresh legal battles. A federal judge’s order to release him raises questions about due process and the human stakes behind policy decisions.

A federal judge has ordered the immediate release of a detained immigrant, declaring the confinement unlawful. The ruling spotlights removal orders, due-process safeguards, and the ongoing tension between enforcement and individual rights. As authorities vow to challenge the decision, the case underscores how courts can shape the treatment of detainees in immigration battles.

Starting December 15, H-1B applications could face public social media vetting as part of the visa process. As digital scrutiny widens, this policy could reshape privacy expectations and the path for skilled workers seeking opportunities in the United States.

One Thanksgiving surprise turns into an immigration crisis for a 19-year-old Babson freshman when a long-ago deportation order resurfaces. With family hopes, deadlines, and a dream of entrepreneurship on the line, her future hangs in the balance.

Could one nation of allegiance define American citizenship? A new proposal would end dual citizenship, giving current dual nationals a one-year window to renounce the other nationality. The move has sparked a heated debate over loyalty, rights, and what it means to be truly American.

Rachel Maddow draws a provocative link between a dark chapter of U.S. history and today’s immigration debates, inviting readers to consider how fear and scapegoating still shape policy. Her forthcoming project, Burn Order, seeks to illuminate the forces behind injustices and honor unsung figures who stood for principle. It’s a timely reminder that remembering the…

Rosie O’Donnell opens up about moving her family to Ireland after the 2024 election, sharing Clay’s frank, frustrated reaction and the upheaval of leaving the U.S. She weighs in on Trump with a sharp critique, hinting at activism and a search for calmer days abroad.

Hurricane Melissa has tested Jamaica’s resilience and sparked a high-stakes debate over aid and mobility. As voices call for a humanitarian pathway and broader UK support, the conversation pulls in history, duty, and policy—hinting at a crisis that could redefine how aid is delivered.

A sweeping policy shift could end Temporary Protected Status for Somalis in Minnesota, reshaping the lives of thousands and sparking a broader debate over immigration and community safety. As federal reviews unfold, questions mount about what comes next for residents and the policy landscape.

A shift in the president’s daily rhythm during a heated campaign season is sparking fresh questions about energy, focus, and leadership. With aides defending the pace behind the scenes, readers are left wondering what the pragmatic strategy hides as the race tightens.

Could a sweeping new bill redefine what it means to be American? A proposed measure would end dual citizenship, forcing Americans with another country’s passport to choose one allegiance. The plan would task government agencies with enforcing the decision, a move that could upend thousands of lives. As immigration debates sharpen, this bold proposal raises…

Amid a sweeping pause on asylum decisions and Afghan visa issuances, a Beaverton family faces an uncertain future as relatives wait in limbo. With work permits and reunifications on the line, thousands across Oregon are watching closely as policy and humanity collide. This personal story reflects a larger, unsettled moment for those seeking refuge in…

Protests across the country center on Avelo Airlines’ ties to ICE, with Albany County at the heart of the action. Demonstrators wear chains to highlight the human impact of policy decisions, calling for flights in and out of the area to halt. As Avelo adjusts its routes along the Eastern Seaboard, the debate over responsibility…

A Babson College student who arrived as a child faces a sudden deportation to Honduras after a Thanksgiving surprise. As her family searches for answers, questions about due process and immigration enforcement loom large.