Court considers whether Trump administration properly ended temporary protected status for Haitian and Syrian nationals – SCOTUSblog

Supreme Court Weighs Legality of Ending Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian Nationals

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The Supreme Court is now examining the legality of the Trump administration’s decision to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian nationals-a pivotal case that could reshape immigration policy and redefine executive power

Under Trump, Green Card Seekers Face New Scrutiny for Views on Israel – The New York Times

Under Trump, Green Card Applicants Encounter Heightened Scrutiny Over Views on Israel

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Under the Trump administration, green card applicants have encountered heightened scrutiny regarding their views on Israel, sparking worries about freedom of speech and possible effects on immigration procedures, reports The New York Times

Afghan War Allies Were Promised Safety in the US—Until Now – Mother Jones

Afghan War Allies Once Promised Safety in the US-What’s Changed?

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Thousands of Afghan allies who stood by the U.S. were promised safety and a new beginning, yet many now confront uncertainty and peril as delays and shifting policies put their futures at risk-igniting urgent calls for immediate action

US expands $15,000 visa bond rule to 38 countries, adds Bangladesh, Nepal & Bhutan – India Today

US Expands $15,000 Visa Bond Requirement to 38 Countries, Including Bangladesh, Nepal & Bhutan

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The US has broadened its $15,000 visa bond requirement to cover 38 countries, now adding Bangladesh, Nepal, and Bhutan to the list. This move is designed to boost visa compliance as officials tackle growing worries about overstays

‘Cruel joke’: How Indian H-1B dreams are crash-landing after Trump fee hike – Al Jazeera

Cruel Joke’: How Trump’s Fee Hike Is Crushing Indian H-1B Dreams

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The recent H-1B visa fee hike under the Trump administration has left countless Indian tech workers stranded, turning their dreams into a heartbreaking “cruel joke.” Soaring costs and growing uncertainties now cast a shadow over their hopes of building a future in the U.S

Kuwait sees 10% annual drop in US student visas – Kuwait Times

Kuwait Experiences Sharp 10% Decline in US Student Visa Approvals

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Kuwait has seen a sharp 10% drop in US student visa approvals this year, reports the Kuwait Times. Experts point to soaring expenses and evolving visa regulations as major drivers behind this significant decline