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Trump Administration Threatens $75 Million in Pennsylvania CDL Funding
Federal auditors flagged four CDL cases lacking lawful-status proof; DOT warned Pennsylvania it could lose nearly $75 million. Roughly 12,400…
Faculty Senate Reports Decline in International Student Enrollment
Several U.S. public universities report double‑digit international enrollment drops in 2025 — Cleveland State down 41%, NIU down 40% —…
Coalition Says Immigration Is Still Too High, Plans Sharp Cuts
The opposition plans major migration cuts before the 2028 election, targeting skilled visas and international students, pushing permanent intake toward…
Myanmar Refugees Exit Border Camps to Work in Thai Orchards
Thailand allowed more than 80,000 Myanmar refugees in nine border camps to work legally from 26 August 2025, primarily in…
Governor Responds to NC Raids Over ICE Detainees at New Hanover
Governor Stein condemned federal immigration raids after several detainees from New Hanover County Jail were transferred without notice, amid more…
H-1B Layoffs Strain U.S. Homeowners Amid Mortgage, Visa Rules
In 2025, H‑1B layoffs plus a new $100,000 employer fee and HUD’s FHA restriction for non‑permanent residents left many visa…
MHA designates Vizhinjam, Hazira and Pipavav as immigration checkposts
On 20 November 2025 India added Vizhinjam, Hazira and Pipavav as Category II immigration checkposts, allowing crew clearance and easing…
Durham Schools Expand Mental Health Support for Latino Students
Durham Public Schools saw Latino student attendance fall amid nearby immigration enforcement. The district assures families campuses are safe, won’t…