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Southampton Restaurant Closes After 20 Years Over Damages From Hotel
A historic Southampton restaurant, Ceno, closed permanently on January 1, 2026, citing operational damage and safety issues tied to a…
East Aurora braces for next steps as immigration enforcement reaches schools
East Aurora School District 131 passed a resolution requiring federal agents to provide a judicial warrant before entering schools. This…
What Immigrants and Students Should Know About U.S. Airport Inspections
New U.S. immigration policies effective late 2025 expand facial biometric requirements and enhance screening for work-visa holders. H-1B workers face…
What Canada’s New Work Licence Framework Means for Foreign Workers
Canada introduces the New Work Licence Framework in January 2026, moving away from open work permits. The change requires foreign…
Minneapolis Immigration Crackdown: 2,000 Federal Agents Launch Fraud Probe
A 30-day federal operation in Minneapolis-St. Paul involves 2,000 agents investigating $9 billion in alleged social program fraud. The surge…
U.S. Taxes for Immigrants in 2026: Common Myths Debunked
Visa holders in 2026 face increased scrutiny regarding tax residency. Determining residency status is vital, as it triggers worldwide income…
Nursing Homes Face Staffing Crunch Amid Immigration Crackdowns in U.S.
New U.S. immigration policies, including a freeze on applications from 39 countries and massive hiring fees, have triggered a staffing…
EU Deportations Rise, Denmark Signals ECHR Overstep in 2026
The U.S. standard for CAT protection, clarified in Matter of J-F-F-, requires applicants to prove a 'more likely than not'…