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Over a million Indians left in limbo due to US visa backlogs

Individuals having expertise in science to management, find themselves grappling with potentially decades-long waits to attain permanent residency, also known

UK immigration raids lead to arrests of Indians for visa breaches and illegal employment

The UK Home Office, in a statement disclosed that Immigration Enforcement officers acted upon intelligence suggesting illicit labor practices at

Indian nationals arrested in UK visa raids amid tougher immigration enforcement

The UK’s Home Office emphasized the seriousness of illegal working, underscoring its detrimental effects on communities, vulnerable individuals, and public

UK’s new immigration salary conditions pose challenges for Indian skilled workers

Home Secretary James Cleverly emphasized the need to alleviate pressure on the job market and ensure fairness for hard-working citizens

Indian woman, 99, achieves US citizenship, sparking debate on American Dream and immigration backlogs

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) highlighted her achievement, showcasing her beaming with pride alongside her daughter and the

UK implements sweeping changes to immigration policies

Government heralds the most substantial migration cut in history PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The United Kingdom is embarking on a transformative journey in

Indian immigrants are needed in the USA, says Congressman

Unlocking Potential, Embracing Talent: A Vision for Immigration Reform PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Congressman Matt Cartwright of Pennsylvania’s 8th Congressional District is lending

California’s younger generation do not want migrants to be provided benefits

The tax burden for Californians far exceeds every other state, costing residents in total about $22.82 billion for individual migrants

Indian Govt alert on illegal immigration, safe migration of citizens

In response to a question raised by Deepender Singh Hooda in the Indian Parliament regarding illegal immigration from India, V.

Canada plans cap on international students in response to rising unemployment and housing crisis

Expressing concerns over the strain on housing demands, Miller acknowledged the need to consider a cap on international student admissions

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