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How Trump's New Social Media Policy May Impact Indian Green Card Holders In US
Green card holders living in America may soon be required to surrender their social media accounts to the government under a new proposal by President Donald Trump administration's as part of their crackdown on immigration.
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US Green Card, H-1B Visa, F-1 Visa Holders Cautioned Over Travelling Abroad
Due to the Trump Administration's massive crackdown on immigrants - both illegal and legal - key immigration agencies of the US have enhanced scrutiny of those travelling abroad and even more greatly heightened checks for those returning to the US.
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"A Green Card Holder Doesn't...": JD Vance Triggers New Immigration Debate
After US President Donald Trump's proposed 'gold card' initiative, which would create a new immigration pathway for wealthy foreigners, Vice President JD Vance's latest remarks on the rights of green card holders have triggered a fresh debate.
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"Like Green Card, But Better": What Trump Said On Proposed 'Gold Card'
US President Donald Trump touted his recent visa proposal - "a gold card" sold for $5m providing a path to citizenship - as a way to help bring the American budget in balance.
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How Is Gold Card Different From Green Card In New Residency Permit Plan
US President Donald Trump has proposed a new "gold card" residency permit, priced at $5 million, as an alternative to the existing green card system.
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US Citizenship For $5 Million: Trump's "Gold Cards" Offer For Rich Migrants
US President Donald Trump is planning to make it easier for rich immigrants to get American citizenship via so-called "gold cards" that could be bought for $5 million.
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Relief For Indians In US, Court Blocks Donald Trump's Citizenship Order Indefinitely
In a big relief for Indian students and professionals living in the United States on visas and awaiting green cards, a federal judge in Seattle has indefinitely blocked President Donald Trump's executive order that seeks to end birthright citizenship
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Significant Improvement For Indians In Green Card Queue For January 2025
The US Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs recently released its Visa Bulletin for January 2025, giving updates to the green card applicants.
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US Democrats Push For A Path To Citizenship For "Documented Dreamers"
A group of eminent Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday rejuvenated their push to provide a pathway to citizenship to some 250,000 documented 'dreamers'.
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US Bars Plane From Kabul With Americans From Landing: Flight Organisers
The Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday denied U.S. landing rights for a charter plane carrying more than 100 Americans and U.S. green card holders evacuated from Afghanistan, organizers of the flight said.
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Green Card Wait List For An Indian More Than 195 Years, Says US Senator
The backlog for an Indian national to get permanent residency or Green Card is more than 195 years, a top Republican senator has said, urging his Senate colleagues to come out with a legislative resolution to address this problem.
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"Will Be In Effect For 60 Days": Trump On US Immigration Suspension
President Donald Trump said Tuesday he was suspending immigration for green card seekers for 60 days, arguing the controversial move would help Americans find work again after coronavirus caused a surge in unemployment.
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BSE Seeks Clarification From Infosys On New Whistleblower's Complaint
The whistleblower claimed to be an employee in the company's finance department said that Mr Parekh kept visiting the US every month to retain his Green Card status.
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Indian Techie In US Green Card Backlog Dies: Report
A United States-based software engineer, whose name was listed in the Green Card backlog, died suddenly and as a result, his pregnant wife has been rendered out of status resulting in her inevitable return to India, a media report said.
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New US Rules Make Hiring Tougher Under H-1B Visa, Popular Among Indians
The Trump administration has introduced a set of stringent provisions to the H-1B visa application process under which American employers must disclose the total number of foreigners already employed by them, making it tougher to sponsor fresh foreign workers. The H-1B visa, popular among Indian tech professionals, is a non-immigrant visa that allo...
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How Trump's New Social Media Policy May Impact Indian Green Card Holders In US
Green card holders living in America may soon be required to surrender their social media accounts to the government under a new proposal by President Donald Trump administration's as part of their crackdown on immigration.
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US Green Card, H-1B Visa, F-1 Visa Holders Cautioned Over Travelling Abroad
Due to the Trump Administration's massive crackdown on immigrants - both illegal and legal - key immigration agencies of the US have enhanced scrutiny of those travelling abroad and even more greatly heightened checks for those returning to the US.
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"A Green Card Holder Doesn't...": JD Vance Triggers New Immigration Debate
After US President Donald Trump's proposed 'gold card' initiative, which would create a new immigration pathway for wealthy foreigners, Vice President JD Vance's latest remarks on the rights of green card holders have triggered a fresh debate.
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"Like Green Card, But Better": What Trump Said On Proposed 'Gold Card'
US President Donald Trump touted his recent visa proposal - "a gold card" sold for $5m providing a path to citizenship - as a way to help bring the American budget in balance.
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How Is Gold Card Different From Green Card In New Residency Permit Plan
US President Donald Trump has proposed a new "gold card" residency permit, priced at $5 million, as an alternative to the existing green card system.
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US Citizenship For $5 Million: Trump's "Gold Cards" Offer For Rich Migrants
US President Donald Trump is planning to make it easier for rich immigrants to get American citizenship via so-called "gold cards" that could be bought for $5 million.
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Relief For Indians In US, Court Blocks Donald Trump's Citizenship Order Indefinitely
In a big relief for Indian students and professionals living in the United States on visas and awaiting green cards, a federal judge in Seattle has indefinitely blocked President Donald Trump's executive order that seeks to end birthright citizenship
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Significant Improvement For Indians In Green Card Queue For January 2025
The US Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs recently released its Visa Bulletin for January 2025, giving updates to the green card applicants.
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US Democrats Push For A Path To Citizenship For "Documented Dreamers"
A group of eminent Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday rejuvenated their push to provide a pathway to citizenship to some 250,000 documented 'dreamers'.
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US Bars Plane From Kabul With Americans From Landing: Flight Organisers
The Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday denied U.S. landing rights for a charter plane carrying more than 100 Americans and U.S. green card holders evacuated from Afghanistan, organizers of the flight said.
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Green Card Wait List For An Indian More Than 195 Years, Says US Senator
The backlog for an Indian national to get permanent residency or Green Card is more than 195 years, a top Republican senator has said, urging his Senate colleagues to come out with a legislative resolution to address this problem.
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"Will Be In Effect For 60 Days": Trump On US Immigration Suspension
President Donald Trump said Tuesday he was suspending immigration for green card seekers for 60 days, arguing the controversial move would help Americans find work again after coronavirus caused a surge in unemployment.
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BSE Seeks Clarification From Infosys On New Whistleblower's Complaint
The whistleblower claimed to be an employee in the company's finance department said that Mr Parekh kept visiting the US every month to retain his Green Card status.
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Indian Techie In US Green Card Backlog Dies: Report
A United States-based software engineer, whose name was listed in the Green Card backlog, died suddenly and as a result, his pregnant wife has been rendered out of status resulting in her inevitable return to India, a media report said.
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New US Rules Make Hiring Tougher Under H-1B Visa, Popular Among Indians
The Trump administration has introduced a set of stringent provisions to the H-1B visa application process under which American employers must disclose the total number of foreigners already employed by them, making it tougher to sponsor fresh foreign workers. The H-1B visa, popular among Indian tech professionals, is a non-immigrant visa that allo...
