Robert Pyne

Robert Pyne

Robert Pyne, a Professional Writer at VisaVerge.com, brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique storytelling ability to the team. Specializing in long-form articles and in-depth analyses, Robert's writing offers comprehensive insights into various aspects of immigration and global travel. His work not only informs but also engages readers, providing them with a deeper understanding of the topics that matter most in the world of travel and immigration.
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IndiGo Announces Daily Mumbai–London Heathrow Flights From Oct 26, 2025

Starting October 26, 2025, IndiGo will operate daily Mumbai–Heathrow flights using a Norse Atlantic-leased Boeing 787-9. The service…

Trump’s Immigration Policies Could Cut U.S. Economy by $240 Billion

Analysts from S&P, the Dallas Fed, and AEI say intensified enforcement since 2025 could cut U.S. GDP growth…

Thailand to Legalize 700,000 Undocumented Workers from Four Nations

From October 15–29, 2025 Thailand will allow employer-sponsored registration for 500,000–700,000 undocumented workers from four neighboring countries to…

Ending immigration programs risks healthcare and long-term care

2025 policy changes—state rollbacks plus the WFTCA—restrict health coverage and immigration paths for many non-citizens. Over one million…

Pilots Demand Grounding of Boeing 787 Fleet for Emergency System Probe

Air India AI117’s uncommanded RAT deployment on Oct 4, 2025 revealed a BPCU fault; FIP urged DGCA to…

Minneapolis Immigrant Groups Demand Strong Sanctuary City Protections

After a June 2025 federal operation where MPD assisted with crowd control, MIRAC launched Real Sanctuary Now in…

American Airlines Permanently Cancels DFW-Eugene Route Over Profitability

American Airlines will end nonstop DFW–EUG service on August 5, 2025, due to low demand and profitability. Affected…

USCIS Highlights Twin Shield Surge in Minneapolis Fraud Cases

Operation Twin Shield (Sept. 19–28, 2025) saw USCIS, FBI, and ICE review 1,000+ cases in Minneapolis–St. Paul, flagging…

EAD Expiring During a Shutdown: Renewal Pending, What Then?

A 2024 USCIS rule allows up to a 540-day automatic extension of work authorization for timely-filed EAD renewals…

Can I File I-140 and I-485 Simultaneously During a Shutdown?

Because USCIS is fee-funded, it continues to accept concurrent I-140 and I-485 filings during shutdowns. Eligible U.S.-based applicants…

Can Family-Based Green Card Interviews Occur During a Shutdown?

A shutdown on October 1, 2025 could delay or cancel family-based green card consular interviews. More applicants need…

H-1B Approved During a Shutdown: Will My Visa Interview Be Canceled?

USCIS usually continues H-1B approvals during shutdowns because of fee funding, but consular visa interviews may be delayed,…

Can J-1 Academic Training Be Authorized During a Government Shutdown?

Academic Training for J-1 students continues during shutdowns because RO/ARO approvals are school-managed and SEVIS remains fee-funded. Students…

Can You File Form I-539 to Change Status During a Government Shutdown?

Because USCIS is largely fee-funded, it continues accepting Form I-539 during shutdowns. File before your status expires to…

L-1 Blanket Approvals and Consular Appointments During a Shutdown

USCIS will likely keep processing L-1 Blanket Petitions during a shutdown because it’s fee-funded, but expect slower timelines.…