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A Texas federal court is now hearing arguments that could impact the future of the Keeping Families Together (KFT) program, determining if hundreds of thousands of undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens will be able to stay in the country legally. This program, which allows certain undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens to apply for legal status […]

As U.S. News & World Report issues its Best Colleges list for 2025, one theme sets in how the number of international students is growing on US campuses. In this post, we discuss the effect these rankings and the influx of student visa holders are having on US higher education. How U.S. News Rankings Reflect

If you’re an immigrant couple having a baby in the US, you might be very happy about this, but also a bit unclear as to what birth festivities, such as baby showers and gender reveal parties, will look like. The U.S. has traditions too and that may not sound like the kind you’re used to.

The legal status of immigrants’ voting as a population in the USA has been changing throughout history. This paper focuses on the main laws and amendments that defined the rights of immigrants to vote from the early days of the nation to the present day. This was evident through the emembracef the Naturalization Act of

The PERM labor certification process is essential for U.S. employers sponsoring foreign workers for employment-based green cards. The process verifies that there are no qualified U.S. workers available for the job, allowing the employer to recruit foreign workers. Given that this process can be complex, especially for companies employing multiple foreign workers, PERM batching offers

The recent surge of job cuts, in the tech industry has sparked worries among employees working for firms such as Twitter and Meta who hold H‐ visas. These visas are given to individuals in specialized fields and are often sought after by tech corporations to bring in global expertise. When a worker, with an H‐

Out of approximately 9 million immigrants eligible for U.S. citizenship, 2.5 million are of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) descent. In celebration of AAPI Heritage Month, a new digital campaign is urging eligible AAPI immigrants to take the step toward naturalization and become U.S. citizens. Who’s Behind the Campaign? The National Partnership for New

Immigrants and non-citizens accounted for one in every four births in the United States, so reported the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Still, recent surveys show that even such a large number of pregnant immigrant women, the AMA research has found that there are still concerns regarding equal access to prenatal care with

A council formed by the president of the United States has suggested that the government of the country in question should expand the so-called “grace period” for H-1B visa holders who become unemployed, from sixty days to one hundred and eighty days. Should USCIS approve this change, foreign workers would have a longer period for

When hiring non-U.S. citizens, employers often handle sensitive personal information, such as passports, birth certificates, and government IDs. If compromised, this information can significantly impact the employee’s financial and personal security. Below, we’ll explore a common security vulnerability email and share practical steps for safeguarding sensitive information during the hiring process. Identifying Vulnerable Points in