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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Immigrant Detainees Arrive at West Tennessee Detention Facility

CoreCivic reopened the West Tennessee Detention Facility in September 2025 with about 600 ICE-dedicated beds; two dozen detainees…

Green Card Panic at U.S. Travel: Airlines Scrutiny Despite Exemptions

Executive Order 14161 (effective June 9, 2025) restricts entry for nationals of 19 countries but exempts green card…

Visa crackdown on international students sparks concerns at Nottingham

New UK rules combine Home Office enforcement and stricter sponsor duties to curb rising student-linked asylum claims: texts…

San Diego Airports Aren’t Leading Runway Incursions, FAA Data Show

San Diego is not listed among top high-incursion airports in FAA FY2024 data. Incursions across Core 30 fell…

Ethiopian NW25: A350-900 to 787-8/9 on ADD-LGW from Oct 26, 2025

From October 26, 2025, Ethiopian will operate the Addis Ababa–London Gatwick route with Boeing 787-8/-9 Dreamliners for ET718/ET719,…

State College Airport: Breeze Still Mulling Florida Flights to Orlando

Breeze Airways is weighing a proposed twice-weekly nonstop between State College (SCE) and Orlando (MCO). Local groups submitted…

Denmark screens citizenship applicants’ political views; expert group

An expert group is studying a proposed screening of citizenship applicants’ public political views announced Dec 17, 2024.…

JetBlue to Deploy Amazon Project Kuiper for In-Flight Wi-Fi by 2027

JetBlue will adopt Amazon’s Project Kuiper for in‑flight Wi‑Fi, announced September 4, 2025, with launches of aircraft installs…

Is It Safe to Fly to Doha? DFAT Warns to Stay Alert

An airstrike on September 9 hit Doha’s West Bay, killing one security officer and injuring others. Qatar called…

LAWA Begins Removal of Iconic LAX Sign as Modernization Accelerates

LAWA began dismantling the 32-foot LAX sign on September 4, 2025, temporarily storing it while the $5.5 billion…

Top USCIS Official Defends Policy Targeting Anti-American Views

USCIS's August 19, 2025 guidance treats anti‑American ideology as a decisive negative factor, expands social media vetting, and…

Warsaw Chopin Airport Suspends Flights Amid Drone Incursion, 2025

After more than a dozen Russian drones crossed into Poland on September 10, 2025, Warsaw Chopin Airport briefly…

JFK Terminal One Adds Two New Lounges, Including Rare Arrivals Lounge

Phase 1 of JFK’s Terminal One opens summer 2026 with 14 gates, six lounges including Qatar’s first U.S.…

Supreme Court Fast-Tracks Review of Trump’s Tariffs Authority

The Federal Circuit held IEEPA does not authorize sweeping tariffs on almost all imports and stayed its ruling…

Tribhuvan International Airport Shuts Down as Nepal Protests Escalate

Tribhuvan International Airport closed indefinitely on September 9, 2025, after violent protests and fires. The Nepali Army secured…