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U.S. Net Immigration Plunge: Implications for Visas and Talent
Net migration dropped from nearly 2 million in 2024 to about 515,000 in 2025, tightening the labor supply. The shift…
DOE Declares Nursing Not a Professional Degree, Stirs Debate
A proposed OBBBA definition would broadly exclude graduate nursing programs by technical CIP placement and doctoral‑study requirements, cutting federal loan…
USCIS Restores Halted NY Naturalization Ceremonies Across Counties
After sudden Nov. 12 cancellations, USCIS reinstated naturalization ceremonies in seven New York counties following political and community pressure. Officials…
UK Proposes Stricter Benefits, Housing and Settlement Rules for Migrants
A consultation proposes that citizenship, not ILR, unlocks benefits and social housing. High earners may qualify in three years, but…
Homeland Security: Border Patrol Not Over in Charlotte, Confusion
Charlotte officials announced the end of Operation Charlotte's Web, yet DHS said ICE operations in Mecklenburg County continue, creating confusion…
Historic Surge in Vehicular Attacks on ICE and Border Patrol
A significant increase in 2025 vehicular attacks targeted ICE and CBP officers: ICE reported 28 attacks (versus two in 2024)…
Charlotte Immigration Crackdown Ends, Sheriff Confirms Final Details
Federal agents concluded Operation Charlotte's Web after detaining more than 250 people in Charlotte in under a week. CBP ended…
USCIS Announces FY 2026 Inflation-Adjusted HR-1 Immigration Fees
USCIS updated HR-1 fees for FY 2026 using a 2.70% CPI-U adjustment; changes apply to filings postmarked January 1, 2026…