Declining International Enrollment to Cost U.S. Economy $3.4 Billion This Year
Falling international student enrollment in 2026-27 is projected to cost the U.S. economy $3.4 billion and 39,000 jobs amid visa delays and new restrictions.
No TSA Data for ICE Act, H.R. 10040, Blocks Airport Arrest Data Sharing
The No TSA Data for ICE Act aims to stop TSA from sharing traveler data for…
UK Government Confirms 13 More Asylum Hotels Shut in £51m Savings Move
UK shuts 13 more asylum hotels in August 2026 to save £51m, moving residents to military…
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F2A Green Card August 2026: Why Current for Filing Does Not Mean Immediate Approval
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