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10-Fold Surge In Illegal Border Crossing As Indians Try To Leave Canada For US: Report
Illegal immigration from Canada to the United States has seen a sharp rise among people of Indian origin, US border patrol data shows.
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US Capitol Celebrates Diwali In First Post-Election Event
More than two dozen lawmakers and eminent Indian Americans celebrated Diwali at the Capitol, the first major event at the US Congress after last week's presidential elections.
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This Trump Pick Might Spell Trouble For Indian Techies, H-1B Visa Seekers
US President-elect Donald Trump has appointed immigration hardliner and close aide, Stephen Miller, as his White House deputy chief of staff for policy. Miller was also a central figure behind several of Mr Trump's policies on immigration.
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Trump's 'Day 1' Immigration Curbs To Impact Millions Of Indians, Their Children
Donald Trump and JD Vance's campaign promise has become a cause of major concern for immigrants, especially Indian-Americans, as it brings uncertainty about their children becoming naturalised US citizens.
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Kamala Harris Isn't 1st Woman US President, But She Has Other Firsts To Her Name
More than a decade ago, a journalist called Kamala Harris "female Obama". However, the daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants failed to match the achievement of first African-American president Barack Obama.
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Hope To Deter Illegal Immigration With India-US Cooperation: Centre
Days after the US authorities deported a batch of Indian nationals who were staying in that country illegally, New Delhi Saturday said it hopes that with India-US cooperation on mobility and migration, "we will be able to deter illegal immigration".
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Democratic Stronghold At Risk: Indian-Americans' Allegiance Shifts Towards Republicans
With over 5.2 million people of Indian origin residing in the US, Indian-Americans are now the second-largest immigrant group and an important political actor because of their rapid demographic growth.
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US Sends Back Illegal Indian Immigrants On Chartered Flight Ahead Of Polls
The US hired a chartered flight to deport Indian nationals who were staying in the country illegally, the Department of Homeland Security has said, noting that this has been done in cooperation with the Indian government.
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Blog | "He Makes Us Feel Confident": Modi's US Visit Has Desi Fans Thrilled
Like her Indian immigrant parents, Agrima Agnihotri is convinced that PM Modi thinks "futuristically" and has "put India in a good light". "Modiji is not only an inspiration in India. I like to think that he inspires us across the oceans. He is my ro
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In Kamala Harris' Democratic Convention Speech, A Mention Of India
Kamala Harris took to the stage, not just as a candidate for the highest office in the land but as a proud daughter of immigrants as well.
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"No MBA, Just Common Sense": How A 10th Pass Indian In US Became A Millionaire
A story of an Indian immigrant in the United States, who opened a restaurant and became a millionaire, is going viral on social media.
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Explained: Why Are Children Of Indian-Americans Facing Deportation Risk?
Nearly 2,50,000 children of legal immigrants, including a significantly large number of Indian-Americans, are now facing a major risk of being deported from the US after they turned 21 and "aged out".
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Children Of Indian-Americans Face Deportation As Time Runs Out
There does not seem to any light at the end of the tunnel for children of legal immigrants, a significantly large number of whom are Indian-Americans who came to the US as a young kid with their parents and now risk being deported back.
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Opinion | Biden Or Trump, It's Still A Long Wait For Indian 'Dreamers' In US
Around 2,000 of "dreamers" in the US are Indian, and they are now eligible to apply for employment-based visas, like the H1-B.
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Green Card After Graduation? Donald Trump's U-Turn Gives Hopes To Indians
Former US President Donald Trump, vying to return to the top post in elections due this year, has softened his stand on immigration with a new proposal that will benefit Indian and other foreign students.
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10-Fold Surge In Illegal Border Crossing As Indians Try To Leave Canada For US: Report
Illegal immigration from Canada to the United States has seen a sharp rise among people of Indian origin, US border patrol data shows.
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US Capitol Celebrates Diwali In First Post-Election Event
More than two dozen lawmakers and eminent Indian Americans celebrated Diwali at the Capitol, the first major event at the US Congress after last week's presidential elections.
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This Trump Pick Might Spell Trouble For Indian Techies, H-1B Visa Seekers
US President-elect Donald Trump has appointed immigration hardliner and close aide, Stephen Miller, as his White House deputy chief of staff for policy. Miller was also a central figure behind several of Mr Trump's policies on immigration.
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Trump's 'Day 1' Immigration Curbs To Impact Millions Of Indians, Their Children
Donald Trump and JD Vance's campaign promise has become a cause of major concern for immigrants, especially Indian-Americans, as it brings uncertainty about their children becoming naturalised US citizens.
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Kamala Harris Isn't 1st Woman US President, But She Has Other Firsts To Her Name
More than a decade ago, a journalist called Kamala Harris "female Obama". However, the daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants failed to match the achievement of first African-American president Barack Obama.
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Hope To Deter Illegal Immigration With India-US Cooperation: Centre
Days after the US authorities deported a batch of Indian nationals who were staying in that country illegally, New Delhi Saturday said it hopes that with India-US cooperation on mobility and migration, "we will be able to deter illegal immigration".
-
Democratic Stronghold At Risk: Indian-Americans' Allegiance Shifts Towards Republicans
With over 5.2 million people of Indian origin residing in the US, Indian-Americans are now the second-largest immigrant group and an important political actor because of their rapid demographic growth.
-
US Sends Back Illegal Indian Immigrants On Chartered Flight Ahead Of Polls
The US hired a chartered flight to deport Indian nationals who were staying in the country illegally, the Department of Homeland Security has said, noting that this has been done in cooperation with the Indian government.
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Blog | "He Makes Us Feel Confident": Modi's US Visit Has Desi Fans Thrilled
Like her Indian immigrant parents, Agrima Agnihotri is convinced that PM Modi thinks "futuristically" and has "put India in a good light". "Modiji is not only an inspiration in India. I like to think that he inspires us across the oceans. He is my ro
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In Kamala Harris' Democratic Convention Speech, A Mention Of India
Kamala Harris took to the stage, not just as a candidate for the highest office in the land but as a proud daughter of immigrants as well.
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"No MBA, Just Common Sense": How A 10th Pass Indian In US Became A Millionaire
A story of an Indian immigrant in the United States, who opened a restaurant and became a millionaire, is going viral on social media.
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Explained: Why Are Children Of Indian-Americans Facing Deportation Risk?
Nearly 2,50,000 children of legal immigrants, including a significantly large number of Indian-Americans, are now facing a major risk of being deported from the US after they turned 21 and "aged out".
-
Children Of Indian-Americans Face Deportation As Time Runs Out
There does not seem to any light at the end of the tunnel for children of legal immigrants, a significantly large number of whom are Indian-Americans who came to the US as a young kid with their parents and now risk being deported back.
-
Opinion | Biden Or Trump, It's Still A Long Wait For Indian 'Dreamers' In US
Around 2,000 of "dreamers" in the US are Indian, and they are now eligible to apply for employment-based visas, like the H1-B.
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Green Card After Graduation? Donald Trump's U-Turn Gives Hopes To Indians
Former US President Donald Trump, vying to return to the top post in elections due this year, has softened his stand on immigration with a new proposal that will benefit Indian and other foreign students.
