• US Immigration

    H-1B Crackdown Expands From Jobs to Homes
    Scrutiny of H-1B visa holders appears to be moving beyond employment and immigration status, with some social media users now focusing on homes owned or rented out by foreign workers.
    US Visa: AI Engineer Rejected After Brief Interview
    Getting a US visa for business or travel purposes has become increasingly difficult, as visa officers closely examine whether applicants may overstay, seek employment or fail to return to their home country.
    'Get Rid of Indians' Post Triggers H-1B Storm
    An anti-H-1B advocacy group has triggered fresh controversy after urging residents in the Dallas area to consider class-action lawsuits against employers that hire Indian workers.
    US Student Visa Rule May Disrupt Degrees
    A new four-year limit on F-1 and J-1 visas could push international students out of the United States midway through their degrees or research, an Indian diaspora policy group has warned.
    No Second H-1B Lottery for FY2027
    The US has reached the annual cap for H-1B visas for fiscal year 2027 after receiving enough petitions to fill both the regular quota and the advanced degree exemption, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services…
    Texas Domestic Row May Put Husband’s Green Card at Risk
    A message posted by an Indian woman who recently moved to Texas has gone viral after she shared a troubling domestic incident that prompted police action and raised concerns about possible immigration consequences.
    A Green Card gives an immigrant permanent resident status in the United States. However, under a new rule announced by the Trump administration, applicants could be denied permanent residency if immigration officers…
    US May Ask Some Green Card Applicants to Pay $100,000 Bond
    The Trump administration is reportedly considering a proposal that would require certain green card applicants applying from outside the United States to post a bond of up to $100,000.
    Meta Layoff Forces H-1B Worker to Leave US After 14 Years
    A former Meta employee who spent 14 years building his career in the United States is moving back to India after losing his job in the company’s May layoffs.
    Help a Dying Parent or Protect Your US Job?
    An immigration law firm has criticised the US State Department over reports that long-term H-1B visa holders are being prevented from returning to the United States after travelling abroad for family medical emergencies.
    H-1B Workers Getting More Educated and Better Paid: USCIS Report
    Indians continue to dominate the H-1B visa programme, accounting for nearly 70 per cent of all approved petitions in the 2025 fiscal year.
    H-1B Nightmare: Techie Stranded in India, Lawsuit Dismissed
    An Indian technology professional who has been stranded in India for nearly 18 months due to an H-1B visa delay has suffered a setback in a US court.
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