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U.S. Marshal and Suspect Shot in Los Angeles Immigration Operation
During a targeted immigration operation on East 20th Street, federal agents say a vehicle rammed federal cars and shots were…
Ceremony in Lycoming County welcomes 34 new citizens from 23 countries
Thirty-four new U.S. citizens from 23 countries were sworn in at Williamsport’s federal courthouse by Judge Sean A. Camoni. The…
OHSU Pauses Foreign-Born Student Recruitment Amid Visa Barriers
Effective October 21, 2025, OHSU paused recruiting foreign-born students after a presidential proclamation added a $100,000 fee for Specialized Immigrant…
Canada’s 2026-2028 Immigration Plan: What to Expect and Why
The 2026–2028 plan, due fall 2025, will keep permanent resident admissions under 1% of population, prioritize economic-class skilled workers (62%…
Democrats Launch Bicameral Probe into Detentions of U.S. Citizens
Democrats opened a bicameral probe into DHS, ICE and CBP after reports that immigration raids detained over 170 U.S. citizens…
1996 Immigration Welfare Law: Persistent Loopholes in Child-Only TANF
PRWORA restricts many benefits to noncitizens, yet household-level mechanisms let benefits reach U.S.-born children in mixed-status families. Child-only TANF cases…
Unauthorized U.S. Immigrants Expand and Diversify, Fact Sheet Reveals
Estimates show the unauthorized immigrant population peaked near 14 million in 2023, then slowed and began declining by 2025 amid…
Japan Tightens Business Manager Visa Rules Ahead of Oct 2025
From October 16, 2025, Japan’s Business Manager visa demands ÂĄ30 million minimum capital, one full-time local-eligible employee, management experience or…