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U.S. Diplomat: Chinese Students Needed in Humanities and Indians in Science
The U.S. emphasizes Chinese students in humanities and Indian students in STEM to address national security concerns and fill education gaps. Restricting Chinese access to sensitive technology and boosting Indian…
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CRS Points for Job Offers to End in Express Entry by 2025
By spring 2025, Canada’s IRCC will remove CRS points for job offers under Express Entry to enhance fairness, curb fraud,…
Illegal Immigrant Arrests Drop Below Trump-Era Levels
Illegal immigrant arrests at the US-Mexico border have dropped to pre-Trump administration levels, driven by Biden-era policy reforms, stricter asylum…
H-1B Visa Impact in Mississippi
H-1B visas are vital for Mississippi's economy, addressing skill shortages in healthcare, education, and technology. They help fill critical roles,…
Firm Ordered to Refund Fees in Failed Canada PR Case
A firm was ordered to fully refund fees after clients’ Canada PR applications were rejected, highlighting immigration consultancy accountability. The…
Pierre Poilievre’s Immigration Plan and Impact on International Students
Pierre Poilievre's proposed immigration policies could limit opportunities for international students in Canada. Key changes include stricter caps on study…
IRCC Backlog Reduces Amid Immigration Target Cuts
Canada’s immigration strategy is shifting, reducing application backlogs while cutting immigration targets. IRCC decreased applications by 4.7%, aiming to address…
European Court of Human Rights Rules Against Greece Over Migrant Deportation
The European Court of Human Rights ruled Greece's 2019 deportation of a Turkish migrant violated international law, labeling pushbacks as…
Byron Donalds Says Deportation Costs Less Than Letting Immigrants Stay
Representative Byron Donalds supports mass deportation, arguing it costs less than keeping undocumented immigrants, citing estimates of $80-$100 billion versus…