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Family demands answers after ICE deportation to Costa Rica in vegetative state
The death of Randall Alberto Gamboa Esquivel after his deportation from U.S. custody has triggered international scrutiny. His family describes…
One Percent Remittance Tax Takes Effect 2026: What Immigrants Must Know
New U.S. regulations effective 2026 will tax cash-based remittances at 1%. Legitimate account-based transfers are generally exempt, though oversight for…
National Parks to Charge $100 Fee for International Visitors in 2026
Starting 2026, international tourists must pay a $100 surcharge at 11 major U.S. national parks. Proof of residency via U.S.…
Minneapolis Schools Offer Remote Learning as Immigration Enforcement Rises
Minneapolis Public Schools shifted to remote learning until February 12, 2026, due to safety concerns regarding a federal immigration surge…
Philippine Embassy Warns: J-1 Visa Does Not Lead to U.S. Citizenship
The Philippine Embassy warns Filipino teachers that J-1 visas are strictly for cultural exchange and do not lead to Green…
Advocates Expand Legal Aid as Immigration Enforcement Intensifies
Current high-intensity immigration enforcement requires fast legal action. The article outlines key defenses like asylum and CAT, explains new operations…
US Visa Bond Puts Travel Out of Reach for Many Bangladeshi Citizens
The U.S. is introducing a visa bond requirement for Bangladeshi nationals, effective January 21, 2026. Applicants for business or tourism…
Bangladeshi Passport Crisis: Valid Visas No Longer Guarantee Entry
New U.S. immigration policies require Bangladeshi travelers to navigate partial entry restrictions and potential $15,000 visa bonds. Starting early 2026,…