USA Updates

This blog highlights the top trending US immigration stories for the week.     US Deports Over 11,000 Migrants Following The Expiry Of Title 42 US border agents were successful in deporting over 11,000 migrants who crossed through the US-Mexico

The US recently deported over 11,000 migrants to Mexico and 30 other countries in a week following Biden’s administration’s plans to publicize deportations after Title 42 expired.     It should be noted US border agents can no longer resist

Today we’ll be discussing the latest updates to the US E2 and E1 visa schemes, which will impact foreign investors interested in starting or investing in businesses in the United States. Stay tuned to learn about the addition of Portugal

The US government has been ordered by a district court to provide relief to nearly 41,000 nonimmigrant visa applicants who couldn’t get a waiver because of the Trump administration’s travel ban under Presidential Proclamation 9645 that kept them from getting

Did you know the temporary I-9 flexibilities program that permits employers to conduct remote I-9 inspections is ending on 31 July 2023? This blog covers everything on I-9 updates for May 2023.     The US Department of Homeland Security

Applicants are encouraged by the U.S. Embassy to schedule their B-1/B-2 interviews from other countries to cut down the wait time significantly via the Third Country Route.     A recent announcement by the U.S. Embassy in India stated that

In this blog, we’ll look at the latest US immigration stories.   Biden Administration Gears Up To Send The Military To US-Mexico Border The news suggests that the Biden administration is planning to deploy 1,500 active-duty military personnel to the

In this blog, we will highlight this week’s top US immigration stories.     ICE To Introduce A New Device To Track & Monitor Migrants ICE has come up with an advanced device to track migrants released from federal immigration

The increase in the US visa fee for people applying at US Consulates and Embassies is expected to affect visitors and various non-immigrants, including the ones applying for work visas like the L-1 visa, H-1B visa, E-2 visa, etc.