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Lost Canadians: New automatic citizenship under Bill C-3 in 2025
Effective Dec. 15, 2025, Bill C-3 restores citizenship automatically for many affected by the FGL and related rules, covering descendants…
Judge Hannah Dugan’s Wisconsin trial over ICE obstruction
Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan faces federal charges for allegedly blocking ICE agents from arresting Eduardo Flores‑Ruiz inside the courthouse.…
Do not delete social media apps before travel; CBP may review devices
A draft rule would require five years of social media history, biometrics, and extended contact data for ESTA applicants from…
Svalbard: Europe’s Visa-Free Path to Living and Working in Norway
Under the 1920 treaty, people of any nationality can live and work in Svalbard without local visas, but transit often…
New Rules Narrow Family Immigration Path as Backlogs Persist
USCIS now can deny family petitions without issuing RFEs for documentation problems, while DHS ended FRP for seven countries. These…
JBNU Joins K-STAR Visa Track, Extending Stays for Regional Talent
JBNU joined the K-STAR track, enabling recommended F-2-7S visas for top STEM master’s and PhD graduates. The move shortens F-5…
CBP biometric entry/exit to apply to all non-citizens
On Dec. 26, 2025, CBP will mandate live facial recognition scans for all non‑citizen travelers, including Green Card holders, removing…
What Retired Government Employees Should Disclose to CBP on B-1/B-2
When arriving on B-1/B-2 visas, retired government employees must truthfully state occupations if asked, make clear work is abroad, and…