Immigration news

Donald Trump cannot deport all illegal migrants even if he wanted to.  It is not feasible to deport, what is probably more than ten million migrants.

If a first time new US H1B visa, L1 visa, H2B visa petition has been granted in the US, and you are outside the US, you cannot in most cases apply for a visa to enter the US probably for about six months.   On top of that because of c

Probably Prince Harry will receive some degree of preferential treatment in the US.  Even if he enters in the US as a B1 B2 visitor and chooses to do so on a long term basis, he is unlikely to be turned away by US Customs and Border Protection at the Airport.  The media tends to confuse lawful permanent residence (popularly known as Green Cards) with US citizenship.  You need a “Green Card” first and may then eventually gain US citizenship.&

This does seem somewhat surprising.  If you are encouraging more students to attend classes at University then presumably you are more likely to spread coronavirus COVID-19.  Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security DHS and Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE.  This is a

Perhaps one of the biggest issues for migrants, not just those in the health sector, is that the Immigration Health Surcharge is actually an unfair fee anyway and UK visa fees overall are excessive.  Migrants typically are already making their contribution to the NHS by paying taxes and on top of that are paying the Immigration Health Surcharge. 

It is interesting that at the same time as the Trump administration attacking Optional Practical Training OPT for F1 student visa holders, the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is saying how great it is for small businesses