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Fired H-1B holders do not have to leave US in 60 days: USCIS director

The FIIDS, which has been working for laid-off H-1B visa holders, had recently written to USCIS about the impacts of

“The Migrant Community Reference Group will provide a forum for migrant communities’ to directly share their perspectives and experiences of

The girl, a US citizen, came to India on a tourist visa as a child and she completed her education

The data showed restrictive immigration policies in the United States, particularly during the Trump administration, having played a significant

The ordinance passed by Seattle on February 21 follows similar bans on caste bias that have been introduced on the

The first is a new rule in India. Although it was presumably designed to increase taxes for the Indian government,

With over 226,450 visas approved, the number of Indian students was the highest. China came in second, with 52,165 student

“USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, EU Countries, and Gulf Countries were the safe harbors for the stimulating wave of

The move will address the woes of the aged-out children, a large number of them are Indians, who came to

“After a gap of three years, the global analytics and advice firm released its poll on migration data and concluded