Jim Grey

Jim Grey

Jim Grey serves as the Senior Editor at VisaVerge.com, where his expertise in editorial strategy and content management shines. With a keen eye for detail and a profound understanding of the immigration and travel sectors, Jim plays a pivotal role in refining and enhancing the website's content. His guidance ensures that each piece is informative, engaging, and aligns with the highest journalistic standards.
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Fact Check: No Evidence US Revoked 80,000 Nigerian Visas

The reported 80,000 visa revocations reflect a global U.S. security review, not a Nigeria-specific sweep. Many cancellations relate…

Florida School Enrollment Drops Over Fear of Immigration Arrests

After a January 2025 reversal removing school protections, Florida districts saw tens of thousands of students withdraw, hitting…

Democrat Staffer Allegedly Duped DHS Into Releasing Illegal Immigrant

ICE alleges Edward York falsely claimed to be an attorney and may have altered a DHS form to…

Poland’s foreign student intake hits record as visa crackdown tightens

Poland’s April 2025 law tightens student visas after 108,000 foreign students entered in 2024/25. Key rules: 50% institutional…

Refugee Dentists Gain Easier Path to UK Registration and Practice

From April 2025, refugee dentists get a two-week head start on ORE bookings and up to two attempts…

Japan to Triple Departure Tax to Curb Overtourism and Congestion

Japan may raise its departure tax to ¥3,000+ by fiscal 2026 to fund crowd control and site improvements…

How the Government Shutdown Affects International Flights and Customs

International routes are operating, but U.S. domestic air-traffic limits and unpaid screening staff are causing cancellations, slower security,…

Will Flight Prices Rise After the Shutdown Amid Capacity Cuts?

FAA capacity cuts at 40 major airports—up to 10% now, possibly 20%—could ground thousands of daily flights and…

Flights Canceled in the 43-Day Shutdown: When Will Backlog Clear?

FAA-imposed flight cuts during a 43-day shutdown led to over 9,000 canceled flights and major delays across hubs.…

Delays in Green Card Interviews and Naturalization After Shutdown

USCIS remains operational after the October 1, 2025 shutdown, but Green Card interviews are delayed and naturalization ceremonies…

Expected H-1B Stamping Delays at U.S. Consulates After 2025 Shutdown

Shutdown-related DOL delays and consular staffing constraints slowed H-1B stamping despite open posts. Expect reduced appointment availability, longer…

Key E-Verify Flexibilities After the Oct–Nov 2025 Shutdown

After the October 1–8, 2025 outage, USCIS suspended the Three-Day Rule for that period and set October 14…

Should You Still Book a Thanksgiving Flight After the Shutdown?

The shutdown ended November 13, 2025, and FAA restrictions lifted. Airlines remain behind schedule; waivers extend to at…

Will H-1B Change of Status Backlog Hit After November 2025 Shutdown?

The DOL pause on LCAs during the November 2025 shutdown created a stacked queue when processing resumed, feeding…

Post-Shutdown FAA: 6% Reduction at 40 Airports Keeps Delays Going

Beginning November 13, 2025, the FAA required a 6% cut in daily flights at 40 busiest U.S. airports…